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2cha wrote: ...or you could buy a good looking gun :p

-On the Spyderco Forum?

Really? :eek: :spyder:

Posted about it at the time-ish.

Still a funny story...


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-And I still have the scar. :spyder:

rg02 wrote:Glock guy here as well :D

Go with the glock 19 or Glock 26 if you want 9mm, or get a glock 23 or glock 27 fOr .40 s&w

Ditto the above.

-Maybe a G30. That's one I don't have, but wouldn't mind having.

Nothing wrong with Sig Sauer, naturally.

Horses for courses...

Chris Reeve and Victorinox.

Canal Street Cutlery looks interesting, but I haven't tried one yet.

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v111/tortoise/295.jpg http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v111/tortoise/tinder.jpg http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v111/tortoise/XM-18ridealong.jpg I was able to try one on a passaround. Very nice knife, very well built but too bulky for me. I ended up going with a...

dsvirsky wrote:I've been hanging around here since the summer of 2000 -- have a 2000 Forum Military with the pearl Spydie insert to prove it. :spyder: Just don't post much.

There we go, member #25!

Now we're seeing some seniority. :spyder: :)

Forum member #33, still here. :cool:

Tempurpedic, for about a decade now.

LOVE it.

We did try the Select Comfort, and didn't like it at all.

Home Depot, usually.

...They were, however incompetently, attempting to drive those cars the way they were intended to be driven. I appreciate your point, but even that, however reasonable on its face, isn't quite fair either. F1 drivers wreck all the time. NASCAR drivers wreck all the time. WRC drivers wreck all the t...

Great post Mr. Gatling!

Wow!

That put a big smile on my face. Very cool.

Well done, and even more wonderful in wood.

:cool: :spyder: :cool: :spyder:

Seems to me that much of the underpinnings of the discussion may be seated in the world view that sees oneself and one's fellow man as bacterial equivalents.

In fact the inherent value, or lack thereof, of human life is the foundation for many "political" hot button topics.

I've been watching, and my opinion echoes what has been said. I was stunned, knocked off my pins, blown away that Jake quit. His demeanor in general was also shameful. Maybe it was editing? I tried to tell myself that, and I expect (-there's simply nothing else I can imagine) that that is what he wi...

@ tortoise: For some, no explanation necessary for the iconic Explorer model. Also, less complications means the watch is less likely to need expensive repairs down the road. (Must admit though, I'm glad Rolex came out with a slightly bigger version.) I respect your opinion and your taste, and of c...

I'm sure I've posted this before in the last decade or so...




In case anyone would like to read about the whys and what fors...

http://forums.timezone.com/index.php?t= ... 0160&rid=0

Hunter. Great knife. No longer my EDC, but you bet I still have it. :spyder: :cool:

Great thread! Thanks to all.

Subscribed. :cool: :spyder:

Wow very cool Doc! I've been tempted to buy a Cold Steel throwing shovel as it doesn't have a pivot. Apparently the folding aspect can be a good thing. What are your thoughts? Think one of those CS ones would come with an acceptable edge? I have a Cold Steel Spetsnaz shovel. I chose it specifically...

This is the singularity of the 'net.

-The place where all values become infinite.

I'm glad to be here. :spyder: