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The Break Room / Re: Rate the last movie you watched v2

« Last post by IMR4198 on Today at 02:58:43 AM »

Nightworld 2017. Bulgarian evidently. If you like horror, this one will fill the bill. Best wishes. G

Gerber Tools / Re: MP challenge next month? (And maybe something more specific)

« Last post by Juan el Boricua on Today at 02:40:55 AM »

Quote from: BPRoberts on Today at 02:15:22 AM

Day 7

What's going on with this gap here?:
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That, and the thickest lanyard ring in the MTverse!

Nonetheless, one of the best and toughest tools that has ever come from Gerber!!!

Gerber Tools / Re: MP challenge next month? (And maybe something more specific)

« Last post by Juan el Boricua on Today at 02:36:57 AM »

Quote from: Barry Rowland on Today at 12:47:49 AM

Now that's a blade sir!!

Swiss Army Knights Forum / Re: Not a good news...

« Last post by Brock O Lee on Today at 02:17:55 AM »

I'll buy one for my trips into the city if the tool layout makes sense.

I understand the concerns though.

Gerber Tools / Re: MP challenge next month? (And maybe something more specific)

« Last post by BPRoberts on Today at 02:15:22 AM »

Day 7

Old School (Gen 4?) Mr. Pinch today. No uses. I think this is probably my favorite size out of all the MPs. A bit heftier than the MP400, but still rides easy in the pocket. The pliers head fully recesses, which is nice.

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What's going on with this gap here?:

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Does it have some function, or did Gerber just run out of tools? I believe there's one less driver (small flathead) than a modern MP600.

Swiss Army Knights Forum / Re: Delemont challenge September 2024!

« Last post by IMR4198 on Today at 02:08:15 AM »

That's quite a way into the very murky future. If I am still here then count me in.
1. Farmer X
2. Echotech
3. SurgeUK
4. LoopCutter
5. Barry Rowland
6. BPRoberts
7. MTSAK
8. AzteCypher
9. IMR4198
10.

The Break Room / Re: Who else is playing Wordle?

« Last post by AndyAaron on Today at 01:57:24 AM »

I just came home and didn’t realize that it is already tomorrow…
I guess I will leave this when I wake up later today

Swiss Army Knights Forum / Re: Bijou confusion

« Last post by IMR4198 on Today at 01:55:01 AM »

If that is the US Southern Railway system, I used to stay with my Grandfather and he knew exactly when the freights would run. We would walk down to the tracks behind his brother-in-law's store and watch the train. Southern Serves the South was on all the rolling stock. We would wait for the caboose, and Grandfather would always laugh. That was in the 1960's.
Southern Railway became Norfolk Southern in the 1980's. The tracks are still there and that's all that's left except a memory. Best wishes. Gary