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Mmmkkay, Just finished a marathon of back-to-back meetings from 6:45AM - 3:30PM, almost 10 hours non-stop. I did not have lunch yet. Moar disasters coming tomorrow.
Gonna cook this chunk of yellowfin someone gave me (rubbed with sesame oil, grilled to medium rare) and serve with ponzu sauce and rice.
did some work, managed the kids a bit, had blunch. said fuck it and rode mah dang bike. now for beer and dinner.
Did some trail work, rode a tiny bit failing to wheelie.
Holy shit did it sell! There was a bidding war at the end and somebody mic-dropped $2k with 1min left - $21,500 final. I paid $22k for it 5 years ago. I spent $8k maintaining, so $1600/yr running cost? That's pretty fucking nice for an e39 M5.
Everybody is buying right now. I put a couple of rare razors out to auction and people are going nuts. Trying to find other shit to dump asap.
I may or may not have bought a few more knives in the past couple of days. LT Wright's Next Gen arrived today. 
Have you considered weed? Sounds like you might benefit from some wake-n-bake and then some lunch-Indo.
Did you get the yeast? And I don't mean that in any sort of "yeast infection" kinda way.Cleaned out the chest freezer today. Anyone want a few pounds of mystery meat?
Cock blocked on the bike. Back on the hunt for a steel HT.
G&T for now.Have you considered weed? Sounds like you might benefit from some wake-n-bake and then some lunch-Indo.
Thanks for reminding me to feed the yeast culture I am trying to keep alive between pizza bakes.Did you get the yeast? And I don't mean that in any sort of "yeast infection" kinda way.
Wanna buy a very, very lightly used Spyderco Native 5 in S110V?I may or may not have bought a few more knives in the past couple of days. LT Wright's Next Gen arrived today.
Turns out I'm just not a compact knife kinda guy. Going to swap the Native 5 out for a Para 2, Shaman, or Combative edge M1.
Wanna buy a very, very lightly used Spyderco Native 5 in S110V?
Turns out I'm just not a compact knife kinda guy. Going to swap the Native 5 out for a Para 2, Shaman, or Combative edge M1.
I do not buy folders anymore, I already have a few interesting pieces for three or four life times.
I can highly recommend you look at something entirely different if you want a kick-ass folder with superb steel. 
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My fixed blade collection is limited to a carbon Morakniv, a Bark River Gunny, and a Benchmade Bushcrafter. I'd love to add an LT Wright to that lineup, as well as something in the machete range.
I do not buy folders anymore, I already have a few interesting pieces for three or four life times.
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Folder wise, I think my dream knife is either a Hinderer or Chris Reeves Inkosi. I have a ZT 0566, a Hinderer collab, and I must say its darn near perfect.
I used to like it when, save for the Swiss Army knife, they made simple, practical pocket knives. My Kershaw shit the bed and I wound up with a Gerber, which is a PITA to open and close and has an idiotic serrated section on the blade; it was the least obnoxious knife I could find at the time.
My only knife is an Opinel. Pretty basic and simple. Have it in my camelback.
I'm a big fan of assisted opening knives, mainly cause they are simple and fast to deploy one handed and while gloved. Not as simple as it sounds like you are after, but it should get plenty of cycles before the spring is shot.
I'd take you for a Buck 110 kinda guy. About as classic and simple as it gets.
I don't think these Tanto blades are particularly practical as everyday tools. I got to take pictures of my production and custom folders and post them here some day. Btw. one of the knives arriving soon is an LT Wright GNS convex w/ a 3/32 blade. The Gunny is
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That's the knife I had before the Kershaw.
I have a SOG Vulcan that opens with a flick of the wrist, that is the easiest and fastest to open blade I have. Nice steel, too.
my daily pocket knife is a CRKT somethingorother. Solid, not too expensive, sharp as fuck, easy open and good lock. 10/10. And, Spyderco is a few blocks away, but I never seem to time their sales to make them a great buy.
Not yet...but things always take a little extra time to get here.Did you get the yeast? And I don't mean that in any sort of "yeast infection" kinda way.
Almost impulse purchased a Patriot a while back. I prefer a fixed blade as well, I just can't envision carrying one to the office. There's just something about those LT blades, they are absolute workhorses.I don't think these Tanto blades are particularly practical as everyday tools. I got to take pictures of my production and custom folders and post them here some day. Btw. one of the knives arriving soon is an LT Wright GNS convex w/ a 3/32 blade. The Gunny is
Let's have some fun, recommend me a knife based on what you know about me.
Got chicken fried steak from a local pub. "So chicken fried steak isn't chicken?" - the wife. 
EDC folder:
Benchmade Bugout. Decent steel, decent price, made in the USA, light, just an overall solid knife.
Budget EDC folder:
CRKT Pilar large in D2. Tough, unique design, affordable.
I had to Google those. Very nifty. I have a sodbusted pocket knife that was an rmss present from @boostindoubles which gets regular use, a knockoff spiderco (the black ridge one) which isn't terrible. And some leatherman which is acceptable. I also have a sog tomahawk because why not.
So, speaking of knives, I was finely slicing mint (to mince), and my kid said “dad, look!”
forgetting everything I learned in commercial kitchens, I looked...and sliced a bit off of the end of my finger with the sharpest new kitchen knife I have ever used.
grumble.
no guitar for a little while...
forgetting everything I learned in commercial kitchens, I looked...and sliced a bit off of the end of my finger with the sharpest new kitchen knife I have ever used.
grumble.
no guitar for a little while...
