"Carl's Lounge" (Off-Topic Discussion, Traditional Knife "Tales & Vignettes")

GT, I'm going to pretend I never saw that post. It must have been submitted during a senior moment. There's no question (in my mind) you were packing a pair of pearl handled 45s and had your Cowboy boots on the day you were photographed for your avatar.

 

I have a pair of bison leather doubleH work boots with rubber type sole and they are very good boots. Sounds like you got a good deal on them as theyre not cheap boots!

 

An other good one by George Best:

"I had a house by the sea, but to get to the beach, you had to walk past a bar. I have never seen the sea".

Dan.

 

While studying nursing in Texas I had a classmate that ticked all the boxes of the stereotypical cowboy and he LOVED his boots

I remember how frustrated and upset he was when he was “forced” to wear white running shoes for clinical practice lol

“I can’t walk with these things” he would complain over and over.

 

I've worn cowboy boots from the time I was about 10 years old.
Nowadays I rotate between my cowboy boots and my Merrill boots.
It depends how ambitious I feel about tugging on some boots in the morning.
I almost never wear cowboy boots on really long drives, my Merrill boots are more comfortable for that.

 

A cowboy is giving a talk to some school kids explaining that everything a cowboy wears has a purpose. He says, "Now, my hat is shaped the way it is to keep the sun off my face and the back of my neck and if my horse needs a drink I can use my hat to scoop him up some water"....."And I pull this bandana here that's around my neck up over my face so that I don't get dust in my eyes and nose when I'm trailing cattle".... A little boy sitting in the front row says, "How come you're wearing tennis shoes instead of Cowboy Boots"? The cowboy smiles and says, "That's so folks don't mistake me for a truck driver."

 

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Search on “Thomas Wolfe”.

 

Hey, I'll bet that will make a difference! Thanks.

 

James, I may well have been packing a single stag-handled six-shooter cap gun (I think my 2 younger brothers and I each got such a handgun about the time of the photo from a newly-wed aunt and uncle, thanking us for letting my youngest brother serve as ring-bearer at their wedding), but no cowboy boots. At that age, I was probably wearing some kind of Buster Browns from the Grange store in the county seat.

- GT

 

I still can't find the home again cartoon, but I like this one:

 

gosh ... this makes a lot of sense ... not ... a new factory Schrade 7OT/6OT leather sheath by itself is $20. Same sheath with a new 7OT is $18.
My vintage not "Schrade +" 7OT needs a new sheath. Guess which one I gonna buy next month ... or maybe January, since I run out of coffee and creamer today.

(Hint: I a cheap bast... I mean ... a cheap son of a bit ... I mean ... a cheap son of a gun. Besides, $2 will buy two 2 liters of generic Mountain Dew, with a few cents left over.)

 

Worthy of Letterman. I would put it ahead of “Is it anything?” And “Will it float”, but not quite on a par with “Stupid Pet Tricks”.

 

That’s great!

His mention of MythBusters reminded me that I watched this video recently and meant to share it here, but for whatever reason I never got around to it. If I remember correctly, I think @meako has one of these giant display SAKs? It’s interesting to see it taken apart and how it all works.

 

That's very cool Barrett Those things go for a fortune these days I have this big Wenger, but it doesn't have any blades, and was actually part of a Wenger watch display

 

His enthusiasm for the SAK fired me up this morning lol
Last year I gave my 10 year old nephew one... luckily for me his mom/my sister was not too upset when he "drew first blood" from one of his fingers
I know what I'll be carrying today

 

While attending my late employer's funeral, the pastor said "he could squeeze a penny until Lincoln squealed"....everyone in the congregation laughed.