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TheGreatGonzo wrote:I would love to participate more in my own thread, but shortly after posting it, my wife and I went out for a ride on our bikes (hybrid Treks). I had a wipeout and shattered my right elbow. It knew it was going to be bad when I reached down and felt the bone sticking out. So, I'm all bandaged up and typing one-handed while on some serious pain meds. Hope what I'm typing makes sense later. :rolleyes:
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Luckily, :spyder: Endura/Delicas are ambidextrus. Just have the wife switch the clips for you!! :rolleyes: ;)
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[quote="sal"]My advice would be to turn off your computer and go have a beer. This is a strange group. Intense, but strange ]I resemble that remark. :o :D

Welcome to the addiction Gonzo! In my opinion, regardless of what you collect, as long as it does not get to the point where you're diverting funds from things that are truly important to finance your hobby/addiction, then it's a positive addiction.

Sorry to hear about your accident. Hope it heals quickly. It does illustrate a point I make occasionally - that fully ambidexterous knives have advantages no matter which hand you "normally" use.
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The Deacon wrote:I resemble that remark. :o :D

Welcome to the addiction Gonzo! In my opinion, regardless of what you collect, as long as it does not get to the point where you're diverting funds from things that are truly important to finance your hobby/addiction, then it's a positive addiction.

Sorry to hear about your accident. Hope it heals quickly. It does illustrate a point I make occasionally - that fully ambidexterous knives have advantages no matter which hand you "normally" use.
But destroying you finances/life is half the fun of addictions!!! :o :rolleyes: ;)
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TheGreatGonzo wrote:I had a wipeout and shattered my right elbow. Gonzo
And Spyderco has a knife for that too! The Maddox is discontinued but still available and is designed for one-handed use. ;)

Hope you have a quick and full recovery!!
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Wow Gonzo....sorry to hear the bad news.....hope you get better quick.... ;)
but now for more bad news....you might end up buying more spydercos if you're laid up at home with the computer....this forum tends to feed the flame.... :p
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[quote="jaislandboy"]Wow Gonzo....sorry to hear the bad news.....hope you get better quick.... ]

But if you start having"intimate relations" with 1 or more of your :spyder: 's. :eek: Then you should definately step away from the computer and seek professional help!!! :eek: :rolleyes: ;)
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I'm not collecting :spyder: ...

I'm on a Holy Quest: the Quest for the "One Knife". My One Knife, to be precise.

Good new is I've found it. The large Persian.

Bad news is I'm still checking this website every day just in case Sal made a "New One Knife" for me :D
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Gonzo, try the Manix. I've been carrying one on and off duty since it's release. It's one **** of a back up. Stay safe brother.
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Isn't it amazing that you can purchase the "ultimate" knife about every three weeks!! :D
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I hav acumulated spydies just to find "THE ONE" for me.

At the moment it has been the Delica3/SE for the past few months.

When Spyderco gave the release date of the CalyIII/SE, I said to myself:"This is it, I won't buy another Spydie until the CalyIII.

However in the mean time I bought 3 back up D3's, another SS Cricket, a beat up G10 Rookie/SE (which is on a repair trip to Golden right now) and a CF Cricket/SE... :o :D

Soooooo, I would say welcome to the addiction and I hope you'll recover soon ;)
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....AND A FG(PARA) MILITARY/SE IN CPMD2(thanx Sal):cool:

...I would love to have one in full SpyderEdge:p
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