The Old Rugged Victorinox Cross..... Pioneer content, grails and such.... Red Gold...
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Paul, I see SO many good-looking knives when I visit this forum that I've started checking a thesaurus app so that I don't repeat myself too often in expressing my admiration for the knives folks display. 
The fact that I don't know how to say some of the words I write has never stopped me!
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The fact that I don't know how to say some of the words I write has never stopped me!- GT
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Black pioneer today
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Oh my, so many examples of pulchritudinous.
P.S. I can pronounce it too.
P.S. I can pronounce it too.
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Ole Red in the woods with me today.
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Eu gosto muito.:thumbup:
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Ole Red in the woods with me today.
Red's cheap floozy sister is coming to see me next week.
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Well post pics!
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This week it's been the orange Farmer in left front pocket. It's just a perfect companion to have on hand, especially for assorted chores around the homestead.
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I don't know what I'd do on the plantation if I didn't have a Soldier as a constant companion. I guess nothing would ever get done, since there is nothing in the world comparable...
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Oh my, so many examples of pulchritudinous.
P.S. I can pronounce it too.
I agree with you Al on the pulchritudinous, but I'm still workin on the pronunciation part---I bet after a "Beginning of the Holiday" drink/s I'll stand a better chance at it
:thumbup:My carries the same as yesterday's:thumbup:
Here's a big word for ya
...SESQUIPEDALIAN:thumbup::thumbup::thumbup:Happy Thanksgiving everyone
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I agree with you Al on the pulchritudinous, but I'm still workin on the pronunciation part---I bet after a "Beginning of the Holiday" drink/s I'll stand a better chance at it
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Here's a big word for ya
Happy Thanksgiving everyone
I see what you did there, Paul - LOL
That's the best laugh I've had this week!!And I echo Paul's sentiments: I hope everyone has a blessed, grateful, safe, and happy Thanksgiving!
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I see what you did there, Paul - LOL
And I echo Paul's sentiments: I hope everyone has a blessed, grateful, safe, and happy Thanksgiving!
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GT, thank you and enjoy family and friends on this great holiday:thumbup:
We used to own a family furniture for almost 50yrs and saw the end of an era where traveling salesman where ceasing to exist. I learned the term from one of those dedicated salesman. We felt for them because many referred to the Dakota's as like being banished to Siberia
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I agree with you Al on the pulchritudinous, but I'm still workin on the pronunciation part---I bet after a "Beginning of the Holiday" drink/s I'll stand a better chance at it
My carries the same as yesterday's:thumbup:
Here's a big word for ya
Happy Thanksgiving everyone
Hey you, my family crawled out of caves just a year or so ago, so we're all polysyllabic.
...and yes, have a blessed and safe Thanksgiving this year all.
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Here's a big word for ya
Happy Thanksgiving everyone
I have to confess that I had to look up sesquipedalian to really get the full effect of the joke. I knew what pulchritude and pulchritudinous meant from high school Latin classes over 45 years ago, and I knew what sesquicentennial meant, but couldn't figure out sesquipedalian on my own.
Hey you, my family crawled out of caves just a year or so ago, so we're all polysyllabic.
...and yes, have a blessed and safe Thanksgiving this year all.
Hey, I think I dated Polly Syllabic a couple of times back in the day.
She was very popular!And speaking of popular, to steer this back to Alox SAKs, does anyone have a Vic Popular? I was looking at the SAKwiki page (I think) and ran across this model. If I understand correctly, the Popular is like today's Secretary, but with textured red Alox instead of smooth silver Alox. I'm thinking of picking up a "bare bones" 2-blade SAK, and my preference would be to get a Popular, a Secretary, or a Pocket Pal, in that order. But I don't know how realistic it is to set my heart on finding a Popular. Anyone have advice? Thanks!
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