Got a nice knife? Let's see it.

Discussion in 'Shiny Things' started by Sniper X, Dec 22, 2008.

  1. RogueClimber

    RogueClimber Been here awhile

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    So the Strider Terani is a mini. Interesting. (Or that is one BMF Watch!)

    And I am hoping that while I am posting here a Hinderer 3" XM 18 I have been lusting after will sell out from under me...
  2. Smithy

    Smithy Avoiding the Skid-Demon

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    Still no joy?
  3. EvilGenius

    EvilGenius 1.5 Finger Discount

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    She been busy.

    :dic
  4. Sniper X

    Sniper X De Oppresso Liber

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    It is the same size as yours, and yes, that watch is 52mm in diameter.....
  5. Kürbczech

    Kürbczech Kinda tacticool...

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    Sorry for the delay. (Jeez, way to ruin the surprise, Smithy! Guess I could've hinted at that in the PMs though; my bad.) :D

    Had to have a display case custom-made, and had to wait for the sabre to come back so they could measure and mount it. Hobby Lobby was all I could afford -- they take foooooooooorrreeeeeevvvvuuuuuuuur. Should be done today, actually. (Should have been done YESTERDAY, but they were a day behind schedule.)

    But it's gonna look badass. :evil

    I'll brag on Smithy's allmighty skillz when the pics pop up!
  6. EvilGenius

    EvilGenius 1.5 Finger Discount

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  7. Westy99

    Westy99 Been here awhile

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    Finally got around to getting some scales on my Bravo Necker...

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  8. Smithy

    Smithy Avoiding the Skid-Demon

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    :ddog




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  9. EvilGenius

    EvilGenius 1.5 Finger Discount

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    They screwed up the order.

    :bluduh

    KC's got the whole story.
  10. Smithy

    Smithy Avoiding the Skid-Demon

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    Hopefully they didn't screw up the object within...
  11. Kürbczech

    Kürbczech Kinda tacticool...

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    Gonna do my best not to rant. The Cliff-Notes version is:

    Ordered the shadow box a couple of weeks ago, and I brought the purdy item in on Tuesday so they could mount it inside. It wasn't done on Wednesday (which was the date they promised), so I checked again on Thursday. The same older associate said that the recent computer system re-boot had changed a lot of their ordering processes, and that they were over a day behind on everything.

    When he retrieved his younger counterpart, the young man explained that, contrary to what the other associate thought, most of the pieces for my order had never been shipped, even though they had been ordered twice at that point. He was sincerely apologetic and wanted to help amend the situation the best he could. I'm a patient person, and that was fine by me. We mull over some other options and decide it would be best to have the purdy item in front of us for comparison.

    He retrieves it from the safe in the back office, and a female manager is hot on his heels. They're arguing, and from what I overhear, she's pissed and doesn't care about my order. Apparently the young associate was supposed to have clocked out three hours prior, and that's exactly what he's going to do -- even if it means delaying my order once more.

    I'm going to vent a bit now, so if your eyes don't like to read profanity, you should probably just skip to the bottom. :lol3

    I should have told that rude, self-righteous bitch to take it up the ass. I'm the fucking customer, and I should get whatever I want. It would have taken that associate a whopping FIVE MINUTES to draft a new order sheet, thereby giving me a better deal on better materials, and then the problem would have been solved. Everything was fine until she showed up with a bad fucking attitude. He was staying late to save her store from losing business since the company decided to haphazardly screw with their ordering system. It was insulting how she aired her dirty laundry in front of a customer, snapping at him that they were going to have "a chat." And the way she spoke to him AND me in that condescending manner reminiscent of so many asinine managers of my youth makes me wanna slap that bitch silly!

    :kboom

    So it's still not done. I, however, was not the one that hyped this whole thing up anyway. :fitz
  12. Smithy

    Smithy Avoiding the Skid-Demon

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  13. NAVIGATOR

    NAVIGATOR Wanderer

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    Some of my cooking knives
    http://[url=http://www.postimage.org/][​IMG][/url]

    Some of the non cooking
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  14. Laconic

    Laconic Old Normal

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    The one on the right is interesting. Beating your plowshares into swords?
  15. NAVIGATOR

    NAVIGATOR Wanderer

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    Good eye, that and the square(hatchet) one are made that way, very tough steel and they hold an edge very well, treated to prevent rusting.

    Of course it´s the opposite to the Veterans helping organization "swords to plowshares"
  16. Barnstormer

    Barnstormer Logistique

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    My cool brother got this for me for my birthday. Bike specific, with 2 hex keys (4 and 5mm) 15mm axle nut wrench, spoke wrench, and of course a bottle opener.

    (Atwood's pic)

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    It's sweet.
  17. dendrophobe

    dendrophobe Motorbike Junky

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    My most beautiful knife, a Damascus steel blade I picked up in Switzerland, alongside the Benchmade Infidel.

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  18. AngryScot

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    nice, those are hard to come by. He makes cool stuff.
  19. Sniper X

    Sniper X De Oppresso Liber

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    Damn, now I want one of these with those scales! Glad they are reasonable!
  20. RogueClimber

    RogueClimber Been here awhile

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    Damn it Sniper! All you FFs need to stop reposting those Bark Rivers. I cannot afford to buy another knife!!! :rofl