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Spyderco on CSI:NY

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The bad guy on CSI:NY used a long serrated Spydie with SS handles on CSI tonight. Too bad it was a bad guy and not a good guy like on NCIS which I think is the better show.
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Yea caught that one it was a SS Police, with a spyder drop :cool:
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I was about to change the channel when I spotted the :spyder: . I was very excited to see that it was the SS police model. I'm not sure but I thought that it was the PE version.

In the segment that I saw, the bad guy was using the knife to threaten a girl. I was glad to see a Spydie portrayed in such a good light :rolleyes:
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Yea, my wife gets really annoyed when I point out which Surefire light they are using (this is normally CSI Las Vegas, and they use M4's!!! :eek: I am sure the dept would go broke on batteries... Frankly most of the time they could just open a window, since it is daytime... :rolleyes: And at 225-300+ lumens I am sure they will go blind in time. )


Now I got to point out a knife!!! She was very unimpressed. At least it was not a Civilian...
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saw it... stainless police, serrated
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Saw it, stainless steel SE Police. I couldn't believe it. I got the hots for that Greek gal!!!
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markg wrote:Yea, my wife gets really annoyed when I point out which Surefire light they are using (this is normally CSI Las Vegas, and they use M4's!!! :eek: I am sure the dept would go broke on batteries... Frankly most of the time they could just open a window, since it is daytime... :rolleyes: And at 225-300+ lumens I am sure they will go blind in time. )
Well said Mark, I always wondered why they didn't open the window :confused:

Is this the episode with the cable car / tram and a girl falls out? or is there another episode coming up (I guess I am abit behind over here) I need to watch even closer! :D
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Back when it was on the air, there was a positive use of a :spyder: knife on Buffy, The Vampire Slayer. In one episode, musical equipment was being set up. One of the thick wires got frayed and had to be cut. Oz took out a Delica, and easily took care of it. :)

Okay, not as exciting as what happened on CSI, but far more positive!
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:spyder: It's usually a ss SE police in movies and tv, looks scary :eek: :spyder:
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My wife actualy asks "what your not going to rewind it" when A knife comes on and I dont go back with Tivo to see what it was. The only time I don't go back is when I can tell the first time it wasn't a Spydie. :rolleyes: I will see that one soon as I have a "season pass" for all 3 CSI's and am just a bit behind. :eek:
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Ha, I remember that episode of Buffy from like grade 6.. I'm 20 now. That scene has always stuck in my mind though, and I've always had my suspicions it was a Spyderco. I remember thinking Oz is a bit of a shady character when he whipped it out so calmly... Funny how semi-famous people and knives stay in your head like that. I wasn't even interested in knives that young.. Moreso firearms.
P.S: Stainless serrated Police... My EDC and one of the best Spydies ever.
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