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    It was.. and then I drunk it.

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    I went to the mall last night intending to get a couple of beanies for an upcoming trip. I came home with a watch I don't really need. I have a watch addiction.

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    Quote Originally Posted by happynz View Post
    I went to the mall last night intending to get a couple of beanies for an upcoming trip. I came home with a watch I don't really need. I have a watch addiction.

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    You have got even more giraffesque arms than Dilly accused me on page 1 of having in the OP.

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    Fancy a Kiwi buying a beanie or three...

    The watch looks very nice.

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    My Christmas present to ME - I deserve it
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    Chris Reeve Sebenza 21 with Carbon Fibre scale, known as the one of the finest production knife's you can buy.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Airportwo View Post
    My Christmas present to ME - I deserve it
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    Chris Reeve Sebenza 21 with Carbon Fibre scale, known as the one of the finest production knife's you can buy.
    I just googled that fooker.

    $600 for a pocket knife...

    If you end up in court for attempted murder you could counter sue for getting your primo top-drawer blade hinge irreparrably clogged with their sticky blood.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Looper View Post
    I just googled that fooker.

    $600 for a pocket knife...

    If you end up in court for attempted murder you could counter sue for getting your primo top-drawer blade hinge irreparrably clogged with their sticky blood.

    https://www.arizonacustomknives.com/...is/186148.html

    $349.

    Bargain

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    ^ Got anyone in mind, or just gonna play it by ear?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Luigi View Post
    ^ Got anyone in mind, or just gonna play it by ear?
    Typical preconceived thought where pocket knives are concerned, might have a go at the rose bush later though.
    For "knife crime" you will notice they always use kitchen knives, long blade, the blade on most pocket knives is too short to reach vital organs - remember that!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Airportwo View Post
    Typical preconceived thought where pocket knives are concerned, might have a go at the rose bush later though.
    For "knife crime" you will notice they always use kitchen knives, long blade, the blade on most pocket knives is too short to reach vital organs - remember that!
    The wife can still cut your cock off with it if you upset her! Most folks consider that a vital organ...

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bettyboo View Post
    The wife can still cut your cock off with it if you upset her! Most folks consider that a vital organ...
    I collect knives, have well over a hundred, a symptom of appreciating good workmanship and having carried a knife (& a flashlight) everyday for the past forty years, they are a great tool to have with you, one of the first "tools" man made, working offshore a knife is an essential piece of daily carry, unfortunately the MSM doesn't agree and they have become very un PC in Europe, in the US they are still recognised, used & appreciated for their intended purpose.
    I have quite a few old cut throat razors I used to restore and collect, sure the wife would find one of those more effective for vital organ removal!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Airportwo View Post
    I collect knives, have well over a hundred, a symptom of appreciating good workmanship and having carried a knife (& a flashlight) everyday for the past forty years, they are a great tool to have with you, one of the first "tools" man made, working offshore a knife is an essential piece of daily carry, unfortunately the MSM doesn't agree and they have become very un PC in Europe, in the US they are still recognised, used & appreciated for their intended purpose.
    I have quite a few old cut throat razors I used to restore and collect, sure the wife would find one of those more effective for vital organ removal!
    Blimey! You are a braver man than I...

    I don't really see knives in the same way as guns, as you say they are useful tools for a whole host of reasons. Also, it's very contextualized, for example, I doubt you're taking a knife up the pub with you in case you get into a fight...but, many tradesman do need a good knife - when I worked as an electronic engineer I had a lot of tools including a good little knife; they are useful in many ways on a daily basis if you're in that line of work; just ask Jim...

    Cycling should be banned!!!

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    What did you really buy it for? Certainly not for gardening.

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    Have to think it takes a...certain kind of person...to treat themselves to a knife at Christmas.

    A cheese enthusiast, perhaps?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bettyboo View Post
    The wife can still cut your cock off with it if you upset her!
    She can saw your little log off with a steak knife if she wants and you will not wake up in time to save it.

    That is a pocket knife in the states. Are you lot that big of pussy? Talk about PC FFS.

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    It's all relative snub.

    In the UK we don't treat ourselves to semi automatics for Christmas.

    It's because we're not as tough as you, obviously.



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    Quote Originally Posted by cyrille View Post
    In the UK we don't treat ourselves to semi automatics for Christmas.
    American penis mutilation (circumcision), and the lasting emotional effects of not having a proper penis....

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    for those times you really need a spare fan belt or an emergency supply of cheese


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    Bought these around 2 weeks ago
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    Put them to good use in the city
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    Quote Originally Posted by katie23 View Post
    Bought these around 2 weeks ago


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    not enough bling to make backspin and dill (igaf) happy
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    Quote Originally Posted by cyrille View Post
    In the UK we don't treat ourselves to semi automatics for Christmas.
    Be a lot less "knife crime" if you all did!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bettyboo View Post
    Blimey! You are a braver man than I...
    Yes thank you for the acknowledgement!
    I never was brave enough to attempt to shave with a cut throat razor - after the first couple of attempts, be thankful for "safety razors"

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    Quote Originally Posted by Airportwo View Post
    For "knife crime" you will notice they always use kitchen knives, long blade, the blade on most pocket knives is too short to reach vital organs - remember that!
    What about slitting throats?




    Quote Originally Posted by Airportwo View Post
    having carried a knife (& a flashlight) everyday for the past forty years, they are a great tool to have with you
    If you are raping people down the park at night maybe.

    Fuck me, I carry around a bottle opener on my key ring






    Quote Originally Posted by Airportwo View Post
    I collect knives, have well over a hundred, a symptom of appreciating good workmanship
    Why not get a swiss army knife like normal folk, you fukking psychopath?

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    WTF? How much???

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    ^Its the "Gibson" of knives.

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