You're a Spyder freak when...

Discuss Spyderco's products and history.
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Al
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#41

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....and when your Spydie collection numbers over thirty knives!..then you've got it real bad dood. :o
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When you give your :spyder: 's a name like it is a pet dog. Or like my Dodos I call Mr. & Mrs. designating plain edge & serrated edge respectively. I call my "Renegade" EARL because he is an old hard working redneck but very reliable. I wonder if Dr. Laura would understand. :o :spyder: :cool:
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all off the above and when you find stuff like this!!goggle louis glesser and go to bandwidthmarket and check out the patent for the comp-lock :spyder:
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**** u have the same one as me!!!!! When u wear a spot under the shower because otherwise u would feel naked. :o
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When you have an evil smile on your face as this serrated edge gets near that empty pizza box that won't fit in the trash can and you utter "hahaha, you're gonna get yours!"

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#46

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When your EDC spends more time opening packages containing new :spyder: s than any other chore.
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when the display of your cellphone looks like this...
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Oh man, those are great! And no, none of these seem the least bit odd to me. YIKES!

Jeff/1911.
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When you buy swiss cheese, just because of the holes.

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When you write down something and then you clip your pen IWB (it actually happened to me) :eek:
The mind commands the body and it obeys. The mind orders itself and meets resistance.
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Rob F wrote:when the display of your cellphone looks like this...
Oooh, I want one on my phone :D .
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When u keep trying to wonder if u can really explain to anyone why u carry 5 spyderco knives at the same time without feeling like a nutcase. I do. I really carry up to 5 spyders at the same time!

another is that u see a real nice knife from a different manufacturer and u don't buy it because u would feel guilty not buying a :spyder: and u just hope :spyder: will someday make a similar one! :D
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loki88 wrote:another is that u see a real nice knife from a different manufacturer and u don't buy it because u would feel guilty not buying a :spyder: and u just hope :spyder: will someday make a similar one! :D
I have stopped bothering to buy any brand other than Spyderco knives. Every time I obtain a knife that is not a Spyderco, I invariably nitpick the poor thing to death, becoming dissatisfied with it and trading it off. If I can't find anything more legitimate to complain about, the lack of a Spydie-hole for opening is the certain death-knell for the retention of any blade in my collection; I tell myself I can't possibly get used to any other opening mechanism, and all other blades just have to go.

Not that this is a problem... :D


Ta,

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quote "If I can't find anything more legitimate to complain about, the lack of a Spydie-hole for opening is the certain death-knell for the retention of any blade in my collection"



Luckely female's are equiped with spyderhole's hey Hannibal, if u needed one with a tumbstud u would have a HUGE problem! :D (MOD please delete if it is too offensive for the females inhere)

ps i LOVE spyderholes ! :D
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...when you use your Spydie cut your bread, to butter your bread,use it instead of a fork, stir your soup, cut the hamloaf, open your mail, all at one sitting.
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Oh, Carlos...

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loki88 wrote:(MOD please delete if it is too offensive for the females in here)
I couldn't agree more; this would be my first choice as the course of action for such a, shall we say, inappropriate post. Carlos, would you care to do the honors?

Nothing personal, Loki; this is just how I am in this respect (respect being the operative word).

My signature on the forum is what it is for a very good reason.

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[quote="Hannibal Lecter"]I have stopped bothering to buy any brand other than Spyderco knives. Every time I obtain a knife that is not a Spyderco, I invariably nitpick the poor thing to death, becoming dissatisfied with it and trading it off. If I can't find anything more legitimate to complain about, the lack of a Spydie-hole for opening is the certain death-knell for the retention of any blade in my collection]

well, what kinds of knives did you buy before? Frost?
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Hardly...

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Not Frost. Never frost.

Sometimes SOG. Gerber. Boker. Cold Steel.

Not bad blades. Just not Spyderco. :spyder:

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When, no matter what occasion(birthdays, bridal showers, baby showers, etc...) when someone ask what your idea is for a gift, you say "Spyderco!!"
:spyder:



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I re-read all the posts on this thread. It's really priceless....man, we're pitiful :D

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