The "Whatever" Thread

[JK Knives]

I think the 43 is a bit big for pocket carry but I run one on my hip off duty all the time. Love it.

I agree, when I carry the 43 it's in a belt holster from Ryan at R Grizzle Leather. I carry the Micro 9 in a Sticky pocket holster.

 

[JK Knives]

32 years ago today Connie and I had our first date, went to see the movie Romancing The Stone.

 

[JK Knives]

Keep Becky and family in your thoughts, her first surgery is Friday, not sure yet when the second one will be scheduled.

 

[jbarsquat]

32 years ago today Connie and I had our first date, went to see the movie Romancing The Stone.

That’s a whole lifetime or more for some of us in here! How are you celebrating?

 

[JK Knives]

Hoping to get out to celebrate after all the craziness is done here, maybe in a couple of weeks.

 

[fishiker]

I recently started digging into my family tree. I started on my fathers side because of the complications I expect with researching my mother's family. I have traced my family back to England and the first of my ancestors to settle in America. One picture I came across that I find very interesting is my great-great-grandparents taken on their 66th wedding anniversary. He lived to be 103, she only lived to be 98. I have been searching but unable to identify the other two people in the picture.

 

[JK Knives]

One of my Dad's cousins researched our family tree on his side, I've got a copy of it here somewhere. One of my Dad's uncles was the mayor of Grant Park Illinois and also the town blacksmith.

 

[cbwoods67]

That's really cool.

I don't know nearly as much about my family history as I should.

When we were getting stuff ready for the estate sale at the farm, we came across a picture that I believe was my great grandma's grandma. There was an uncanny resemblance to my sister. It was almost as if my sister dressed up and took one of those old-timey pics. Couldn't believe it.

 

[YoungCurmudgeon]

In-laws are keeping the kids tonight. Took the wife to the movies (Den of Thieves ) and dinner. We've both had "to much" to drink (her while we were out, mine since we've been home). Damn, life is good.

 

[rdrogers]

Worker B&T, working some T.
They stock a local pond with trout this time every year. Only trout fishing in Mississippi. It’s the only time I keep Trout to eat because the water will warm in a couple months and they all die anyway.

 

[JK Knives]

Looking good!

 

[fishiker]

It's good seeing knives being used as intended...... good looking trout too!

 

[JK Knives]

Roads are solid ice this morning. Took me 25 minutes to drive Connie to work, it's 4 miles away, and that's with 4WD. Cars are in ditches everywhere.

 

[jbarsquat]

My neighborhood was the same way this morning until I got to the highway. Thankfully that was nice and dry.

 

[JK Knives]

I've been driving 48 years, this was the worst I've ever seen.

 

[glennbad]

Same here, roads were like skating rinks yesterday and this morning. We also had a bunch of power outages (ourselves included) due to ice-soaked branches coming down.

 

[Wurrwulf]

Wow! Be safe out there, everyone! Is the forecast showing some relief soon, or are y'all going to be in it for a while?

 

[hamsco]

rdrogers What a GREAT picture !!! A B&T with a nice looking trout. I bet it tasted good.

 

[JK Knives]

It's clear right now, supposed to be warm this weekend.

 

[rdrogers]

rdrogers What a GREAT picture !!! A B&T with a nice looking trout. I bet it tasted good.

Cajun seasoning inside and out, then stuffed with onion and lemon slices. Wrapped in foil and tossed on a hot grill. Mighty fine eating for sure.

ETA: That B&T was like a lightsaber. Unzipped those fish faster than any knife I’ve owned. Perfection in its intended use. Love this knife. Sliced up the onions and lemon, too. What a great “Worker”