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Dang that's a big knife
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He wasn't the sharpest blade in the drawer.
mikephillips
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I'm impressed that it has a 875 inch blade thats 188 inches wide, yet only weighs 4 ounces...
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You knew this was coming:
OP
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The titanium handle helps keep the weight down :wink-new:
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Just proves the pen is mightier than the sword.
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It must be hollow-ground.
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That's it!
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Funny!
The most useful "pocket knife" I've ever found is a Victorinox Swiss Army one, have had it in my back pocket for about 25 years now. It's been discontinued, durnit.
Victorinox "Cowboy"
If you can find one used, go for it!
The most useful "pocket knife" I've ever found is a Victorinox Swiss Army one, have had it in my back pocket for about 25 years now. It's been discontinued, durnit.
Victorinox "Cowboy"
If you can find one used, go for it!
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I used to have a similar Wenger Swiss Army knife. I'm not sure if I liked the screw drivers or the toothpick more. I gave it to my youngest son back when he was still a cub scout.