What did you use your Spyderco for last?

[NHKnives]

Used my Resilience to field dress a wild turkey I harvested. Knife worked like a charm from field to freezer!

[c152pgy]

Just used my frn Chaparral to open a bag of sunflower seeds.

[Bloke]

I used my DragonHawk to trim 4lb braid and 6lb flouro line tags yesterday. :rolleyes:

[SG89]

I used my DragonHawk to trim 4lb braid and 6lb flouro line tags yesterday. :rolleyes:

Hey Bloke, which one is you? :P
Nice catch!

[500Nitro]

Nice Carp.

Now if you could come up with an easy way to kill the millions we have in Australia
destroying the rivers you would be a Multimillionaire!

[The Meat man]

Those are some massive fish! Too bad they're no good to eat. :)

[Bloke]

Hey Bloke, which one is you? :P
Nice catch!

Ah, hahaha! :)

I'm the prettier one of course (in both the pics)! :p

[Pelagic]

Bloke, what knot do you use for 4lb braid to 6lb fluoro? I've use alberto's knot (modified Albright) for years, works great but I've never dealt with braid that small.

On topic: I just used my s110v military to cleave an air hose so I could put on a new fitting.

[Bloke]

Those are some massive fish! Too bad they're no good to eat. :)

Connor, surprisingly enough some people do eat them. The keep them live and purge them in bath tubs or swimming pools with fresh clean water for a week I believe, but not this Little Black Duck! :)

[Bloke]

Bloke, what knot do you use for 4lb braid to 6lb fluoro? I've use alberto's knot (modified Albright) for years, works great but I've never dealt with braid that small.

On topic: I just used my s110v military to cleave an air hose so I could put on a new fitting.

I use an FG (Fine Grip) Knot. It's the strongest of the lot but a PITA to tie. :eek:

[The Meat man]

Those are some massive fish! Too bad they're no good to eat. :)

Connor, surprisingly enough some people do eat them. The keep them live and purge them in bath tubs or swimming pools with fresh clean water for a week I believe, but not this Little Black Duck! :)

Really! That makes me think of land crabs in the Bahamas, which are a huge seasonal food item. Those things eat literally anything, but similar to what you said, the natives catch them and keep em in cages feeding them coconut and such for a week to flavor them up. It's not bad eating, but with crabs you have to work so hard for so little meat that it seems hardly worth it. :)

[tvenuto]

Solution: come to MD and order a crab cake! (I’m serious a blue crab lump crab cake is hard to beat)

[500Nitro]

Those are some massive fish! Too bad they're no good to eat. :)

Connor, surprisingly enough some people do eat them. The keep them live and purge them in bath tubs or swimming pools with fresh clean water for a week I believe, but not this Little Black Duck! :)

You can still have them, purged or not!

We cook them with a house brick for 3 hours, then throw out the fish and eat the brick!
It tastes better :)

[Sjucaveman]

Cut my kids burgers in half after grilling.

[SG89]

Those are some massive fish! Too bad they're no good to eat. :)

Connor, surprisingly enough some people do eat them. The keep them live and purge them in bath tubs or swimming pools with fresh clean water for a week I believe, but not this Little Black Duck! :)

You can still have them, purged or not!

We cook them with a house brick for 3 hours, then throw out the fish and eat the brick!
It tastes better :)

Hahahha

[The Meat man]

More "food" prep. :cool:

Cutting open packages of pre-frozen mice for the pet snake.

[SG89]

I used my k390 urban to cut plastic sheeting to cover the walls and floors so we could scrape the asbestos-free popcorn ceilings. My husband and I are renovating our 1960's home a little bit while we still are on maternity/paternity leave. The work is never done on an older home :P

[jabba359]

Was at work and they had some Capri Sun drinks, so I thought "Hey, I guess I'll drink one of those." They're designed for children, but for some reason I couldn't free the included straw from its plastic wrapper. Unwilling to admit defeat, I pulled out my pink Native 5 and sliced open the wrapper, unleashing the straw from it's confines and allowing me to revel in the sweet taste of victory which, oddly enough, tasted a lot like Pacific Cooler.

[MichaelScott]

Powered right through a chicken fried steak with my One-Eyed Jack.

[Pelagic]

Walking around in TJ Maxx, I looked in the mirror and realized that I missed a few spots shaving my head. The cruwear pm2 took the hairs off quickly. Lol