David, you are a tribute to our name. But on the subject of the Benchmade Forum, no luck, I have no where near the zeal, inspiration or enthusiasm for their products. Their business decisions have left me cold, I will own an Axis but that is their only product that even remotely interests me besides the AFCK's and they built that on the frame of the Spyderco Police model with the Spyderco hole. But thank you for the support. Are you in for the
Worker 2000, maybe we could give it a Spanish nickname for ya....
Bman, thank you for your support, I am sure you will enjoy the utility inherent in the
Worker 2000 when you receive yours.
Doc4570, I stopped taking my meds, they left me drooling in front of an Etch a Sketch too often, I need all my spare time to promote the
Worker 2000. Are you in for one? They will be great for splitting pills to increase your patients doses, by the way, you know any good shrinks.....
Nakano, Thank you my brother for walking with me, that is all one human can ask of another. I walk with you. With
Worker 2000's in our pockets. Maybe when I get over to Bob Kaspers Kni-Com seminar you can show me around the Apple.
Jim my man, I feel like an old timer with you around here. I will make you a deal, I will buy one of your MegaFolders if you will buy one of the
Worker 2000's. I will scare bag guys away with my Jim March MegaFolder and you can keep the sheep placid with a
Worker 2000. Also I give your MegaFolder concept plugs/props if you will give the
Worker 2000 plugs/props. I'll even help you figure out who is going to make it and how we are going to get them to make it. What do you say? E-mail me and we can conspire....
Dana V, Ivory is going to be most excellent, but a black
Worker 2000 will do the job too. What are your thoughts on Burgundy or Brown?
Coronach, when you get yours, just think... You can say "I ridiculed this guy mercilessly, but he just kept on coming like the Energizer Spyder..." And I will be proud to have a
Worker 2000 in your very funny pocket.
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Check out the future possible Spyderco
Worker 2000 www.bladeforums.com/ubb/Forum20/HTML/000224.html
One may want to keep an Eye out for my review of the Bob Kasper designed, Kevin Gentile modified AFCK and interview of Bob Kasper. Sorry about the wait, my review and interview should be online shortly, luckily Spark has graciously offered to do the pictures, look for it right here at BladeForums.com.
Marion David Poff ska Eye, one can msg me at
mdpoff@hotmail.com
"A journey of a thousand miles begins but with a single step" Lao-Tzu
[This message has been edited by Marion David Poff (edited 22 March 1999).]