What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?
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Ironbut
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We do encounter some "interesting", (to put it nicely), people there. that's for sure.Watch out for those Wal-martians they can be unpredictable.....
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An under appreciated Boker. Maybe because it strays a little from most traditionals.
Amir Fleschwund
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Corpsegrinder?!
Corpsegrinder makin his debut with the Sodbuster Jr
He does look like he's plotting something. World domination perhaps
Case should hire you to take their picsCase XX Barlow 2024 and my Solingen made "Lion of Lucerne" - "William Tell"folder for Wednesday.
For lots and lots of money 
Hey....I resemble that remark
Amir Fleschwund
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Since cats plan on eating you, it’s an accurate name.Corpsegrinder?!
He does look like he's plotting something. World domination perhaps
Case should hire you to take their pics
Hey....I resemble that remark
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birdsbeaks
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Thank you, sir! Must be "beginner's luck" as it was my first attempt at performing any such kind of modification.
First try!!
Amir Fleschwund
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Sorry. You got robbed. I shot it out front facing east, but the dawn rays that would have made it pop were blocked by grayness.Love the look of that vintage rag Micarta!
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Looking forward to the next sun-drenched photo shoot!
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I discovered I have a group of quotes that are a couple of weeks old! Let's see if I can remember why I quoted them. 
(Part of its appeal is that it's shaped like an integral symbol from calculus!)
I think my Mom would sometimes order Reader's Digest Condensed Books, but I don't recall reading many of them. I liked the monthly magazine, especially the "regular departments" such as "It Pays to Increase Your Word Power", "Laughter - the Best Medicine", Life In These United States", and "Humor in Uniform".
And your puzzle is the type I like to work on. I hate the puzzles that have big chunks of space essentially almost the same color. I much prefer ones like this where there are lots of identifiable individual sections, like all the different dogs that I can work on. I can pick up a puzzle piece, search the picture on the box for a minute, and often know approximately where the piece has to go.
I was reading a novel (The Art of Fielding by Chad Harbach) earlier this week and actually came across the word "paradisiac"!
Hope you continue to come through the inevitable seasonal storms unscathed.
- GT
That's a beauty, Bob!Wednesday, wood, ettrick.( karelian burl)
(Part of its appeal is that it's shaped like an integral symbol from calculus!
)I really like the blade combo on that bi-color knife! Full-sized spear/sheepsfoot is right up my alley.
That's better.
That Case sowbelly is special!
I picked up some tax forms at the library a couple of weeks ago, but I also printed some forms from the IRS website. I still file paper forms via USPS, but I suppose I should at least try TurboTax or something one of these years....
I don’t see why they’d make you file quarterly as long as you are paying up on time, but nothing would surprise me.
Years ago, I used an accountant to deal with my tax mess due to being a salesman with lots of obscure deductions. When she quit, I went back to picking up the forms at the library, and doing them with a pencil and calculator. Then, they stopped the forms, then my old desktop could not run tax software.
So now I gather it all up, and let an accounting firm handle it again. Our taxation system is a travesty.
When you mentioned Reader’s Digest, it reminded me of my Grandparents. They had a subscription, and I’d read them at their house. Good for people who don’t really like reading, but want to be able to say they’ve read a book.
If I were an author, I’d be ticked at what they “digested” out.
I think my Mom would sometimes order Reader's Digest Condensed Books, but I don't recall reading many of them. I liked the monthly magazine, especially the "regular departments" such as "It Pays to Increase Your Word Power", "Laughter - the Best Medicine", Life In These United States", and "Humor in Uniform".
Splendid trio of knives there, Jeff!
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Yeah, I think the RMDs that I have to start this year will complicate my tax life from now on, Bob.
I hear you concerning the tax man. I've been paying quarterly estimates since I retired, made worse with required withdrawals from IRA's
Lamb and a Pony
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Fine pairs of farm animals, Steve & Todd!My Lamb and Pony show.
Handsome handles, hombre!I’ve got the recovers covered today.
You Brits are so lucky!You dont have any tits (blue) are you sure....we have loads in England
Beautiful brace of Barlows, Harry!Carrying these 2 today . The Original Russell is not very big in the pocket but the Colonial Russell Commemorative is a LOAD .
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I have checked this photo out withAmir Fleschwund and he thinks it will be okay to show you young people what Old People do for fun when it is too bad to be outside and have looked at all their knives multiple times . Especially when you have kids with a sense of humor and don't know what to get you for Christmas . If the Mods would like for me to remove it , I will remove it .
PUZZLE :
Harry
And your puzzle is the type I like to work on. I hate the puzzles that have big chunks of space essentially almost the same color. I much prefer ones like this where there are lots of identifiable individual sections, like all the different dogs that I can work on. I can pick up a puzzle piece, search the picture on the box for a minute, and often know approximately where the piece has to go.
Thanks for the info on the handle material, Todd....
Thanks Gary. It does have stripes, root beer float acrylic is what they call it.
I hadn’t heard of it either! I was searching for synonyms myself.
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I was reading a novel (The Art of Fielding by Chad Harbach) earlier this week and actually came across the word "paradisiac"!
Superb pair of knives with LOTS of blades from which to choose!
High Carbon Cattle and Pioneer laying on the sleeve of my Barbour Border Coat on a rainy day while I get new all season rubber put on my Subaru. I’ll save the winter tires for later.
Big age difference, but both superb, Bob!
Breathtaking bone, sir!I*XL Lamb and an Ulster Jack
Stunning pair, Barrett!...
Afzelia Albers Lamb and a Unicorn Ivory #25 for me the last couple days.
That's a cool lockback Barlow, Mike!...
AG Russell lockback barlow. Frog approved
Hope you continue to come through the inevitable seasonal storms unscathed.
Those knives should make "girls' week out" very survivable!
I have a Buck 371 like yours; solid, useful knife!...
- GT