there is a picture!
Nice setup! Love the black theme.
Nice setup! Love the black theme.
Isn't that racist?...
:think: :think:
Oh, wait. You're canadian. That's ok, then...
:D :D
Nice carry. You seem to have thought this out. Was it a lot of trial and testing?
To eliminate bulk, wouldn't it make more sense to ditch the SAK? Except for the corkscrew, which can be worked around with the pliers, everything is replicated with the Powerlock. I did the Rat folders...good folders.The SAK is my backup knife to the folder. The SOG will be updated to a serrated blade. The SAK offers scissors, tweezers, corkscrew, mini driver, magnifying glass, pin, pen and the glorious toothpick. Not to mention, I cannot utilize the tools on the SOG if I’m using the pliers to grasp something. Redundant – yes, but intentional.
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Nice setup! Love the black theme.
Isn't that racist?...
:think: :think:
Oh, wait. You'recanadiannot american. That's ok, then... (this would have been more close to what I meant...)
:D :D
Not sure what you're getting at with this post.
I happen to like colour themed EDC setups as do other members of this forum. I am currently carrying a themed EDC (coincidentally, also in black).
I also recently posted a similar statement about a blue themed one in another thread.
To imply that enjoyment of a colour choice of tools is racist and that it's OK because of my nationality is pushing the limits of what I would consider acceptable. Racism is unacceptable regardless of it's origin and the label of racist is not something to be casually tossed around.
You may have been trying to make a joke, but it is anything but funny.
Nice setup! Love the black theme.
Isn't that racist?...
:think: :think:
Oh, wait. You'recanadiannot american. That's ok, then... (this would have been more close to what I meant...)
:D :D
Not sure what you're getting at with this post.
I happen to like colour themed EDC setups as do other members of this forum. I am currently carrying a themed EDC (coincidentally, also in black).
I also recently posted a similar statement about a blue themed one in another thread.
To imply that enjoyment of a colour choice of tools is racist and that it's OK because of my nationality is pushing the limits of what I would consider acceptable. Racism is unacceptable regardless of it's origin and the label of racist is not something to be casually tossed around.
You may have been trying to make a joke, but it is anything but funny.
I was in fact trying to make a joke. Keep forgetting I'm not very good at it...
It was based on the fact that in the USA everyone has to be absolutelly politically correct, and everything people say has to be completelly free from any (even remote) reference to race or creed or sexual orientation. From what I see/hear, there are no black americans, they are afro-americans. No indians, they are native-americans. No old people, they are senior citizens. And so on, and so on...
Someone using any of the former expressions is a racist or biggot or similar. Other countries are not so "strick" about this political correctedness, that's why I said it was ok to say "black" because you are not american. It seems that in the USA you can't even use the world "black" even when mentioning the colour of an object.
In my view, the political correctedness is even worse, it works like a way of being intolerant without appearing so. (Me, a biggot?! Never! I always say afro-american, never use the B word...)
Sorry for having offended you (and possibly some other members of the forum). I tried to edit my post but was too late for that. Maybe a mod can remove it?...
Thanks and again, sorry for the lame atempt at comedy...
:-[
Crap. I see it on my end. Don't with most other pics. It was linked from a Google photos account if that matters?
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I got it bud and understand your intent. :tu: BTW, you're great at telling jokes.... :cheers: One of the basic functions of comedy besides making you laugh, is to make you think. :salute:
Nice setup! Love the black theme.
Isn't that racist?...
:think: :think:
Oh, wait. You'recanadiannot american. That's ok, then... (this would have been more close to what I meant...)
:D :D
Not sure what you're getting at with this post.
I happen to like colour themed EDC setups as do other members of this forum. I am currently carrying a themed EDC (coincidentally, also in black).
I also recently posted a similar statement about a blue themed one in another thread.
To imply that enjoyment of a colour choice of tools is racist and that it's OK because of my nationality is pushing the limits of what I would consider acceptable. Racism is unacceptable regardless of it's origin and the label of racist is not something to be casually tossed around.
You may have been trying to make a joke, but it is anything but funny.
I was in fact trying to make a joke. Keep forgetting I'm not very good at it...
It was based on the fact that in the USA everyone has to be absolutelly politically correct, and everything people say has to be completelly free from any (even remote) reference to race or creed or sexual orientation. From what I see/hear, there are no black americans, they are afro-americans. No indians, they are native-americans. No old people, they are senior citizens. And so on, and so on...
Someone using any of the former expressions is a racist or biggot or similar. Other countries are not so "strick" about this political correctedness, that's why I said it was ok to say "black" because you are not american. It seems that in the USA you can't even use the world "black" even when mentioning the colour of an object.
In my view, the political correctedness is even worse, it works like a way of being intolerant without appearing so. (Me, a biggot?! Never! I always say afro-american, never use the B word...)
Sorry for having offended you (and possibly some other members of the forum). I tried to edit my post but was too late for that. Maybe a mod can remove it?...
Thanks and again, sorry for the lame atempt at comedy...
:-[
I got it bud and understand your intent. :tu: BTW, you're great at telling jokes.... :cheers: One of the basic functions of comedy besides making you laugh, is to make you think. :salute:
Nice setup! Love the black theme.
Isn't that racist?...
:think: :think:
Oh, wait. You'recanadiannot american. That's ok, then... (this would have been more close to what I meant...)
:D :D
Not sure what you're getting at with this post.
I happen to like colour themed EDC setups as do other members of this forum. I am currently carrying a themed EDC (coincidentally, also in black).
I also recently posted a similar statement about a blue themed one in another thread.
To imply that enjoyment of a colour choice of tools is racist and that it's OK because of my nationality is pushing the limits of what I would consider acceptable. Racism is unacceptable regardless of it's origin and the label of racist is not something to be casually tossed around.
You may have been trying to make a joke, but it is anything but funny.
I was in fact trying to make a joke. Keep forgetting I'm not very good at it...
It was based on the fact that in the USA everyone has to be absolutelly politically correct, and everything people say has to be completelly free from any (even remote) reference to race or creed or sexual orientation. From what I see/hear, there are no black americans, they are afro-americans. No indians, they are native-americans. No old people, they are senior citizens. And so on, and so on...
Someone using any of the former expressions is a racist or biggot or similar. Other countries are not so "strick" about this political correctness, that's why I said it was ok to say "black" because you are not american. It seems that in the USA you can't even use the world "black" even when mentioning the colour of an object.
In my view, the political correctness is even worse, it works like a way of being intolerant without appearing so. (Me, a biggot?! Never! I always say afro-american, never use the B word...)
Sorry for having offended you (and possibly some other members of the forum). I tried to edit my post but was too late for that. Maybe a mod can remove it?...
Thanks and again, sorry for the lame atempt at comedy...
:-[
I think your English is so good we all forget that it isn't your native language. But, it seems to be done, no point on dwelling on it, let's get back to that awesome all black EDC.
If you want to color coordinate stuff then all black is the way to go as it's the one color every manufacturer can agree on!
Def
Was that a Maori war dance? On a soccer pitch? That seems like an odd thing to do when you are about to flop all over the grass with pretend injuries.... :ahhh
Def
Was that a Maori war dance? On a soccer pitch? That seems like an odd thing to do when you are about to flop all over the grass with pretend injuries.... :ahhh
Def
:whistle: