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Site Use FAQ's => New Member Forum => Topic started by: WolfyW on December 25, 2016, 07:14:55 PM
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New lurker here signing up and checking in from Canada.
My late Dad carried pocket knives since before I can remember. And as is quite common he passed the gene on. Bought me throw aways until I was responsible enough to own a new Schrade Oldtimer and not leave it out in the rain.
And I knew I'd passed the gene on to my daughter when we went to a sporting goods store for anything but knives or multitools a few years ago. She was already 13, zeroed in on a Victorinox Tinker in Camo under the glass counter, and couldn't leave without it. She still carries it. I knew then my wife and I were doing something right 😁
Great website here and learning a few new things, too!
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welcome
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Welcome! And merry christmas!
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Yes, Merry Christmas !
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Welcome to the forum!
Where in Canada are you? I recently moved from Halifax to Ottawa, but at the moment I'm in Moncton for Christmas.
I guess you could say I get around a bit! :D
Def
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Welcome to the forum!
Where in Canada are you? I recently moved from Halifax to Ottawa, but at the moment I'm in Moncton for Christmas.
I guess you could say I get around a bit! :D
Def
Well from there you keep driving south until it gets really flat and boring. Then you keep driving south s'more. Until the Canadians almost seem American. Then you're here . We head your way to do some cottaging around Lanark and the Sharbot Lake area. Beautiful scenery!
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Welcome to :MTO: Wolfy :cheers:
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Welcome aboard from NS. :cheers:
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Welcome Dudebro. But be careful, this is an addiction worse then well its bad atleast :D
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Not only is is great you've joined but you've passed on this great hobby and interest onto your daughter. Welcome.
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Welcome to the forum!
Where in Canada are you? I recently moved from Halifax to Ottawa, but at the moment I'm in Moncton for Christmas.
I guess you could say I get around a bit! :D
Def
Well from there you keep driving south until it gets really flat and boring. Then you keep driving south s'more. Until the Canadians almost seem American. Then you're here . We head your way to do some cottaging around Lanark and the Sharbot Lake area. Beautiful scenery!
Looks like we are almost neighbors then! Sharbot Lake is one of the places we have been looking at to go camping and kayaking.
I was actually born in Kingston but it's one of the towns I have spent very little time in and I plan to rectify that as much as possible this summer. :D
We haven't done much South of Ottaws (yet) as most of our excursions seem to be East (Montreal, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia) or West (Sault Ste Marie, Sudbury) and occasionally North (Wakefield, Gatineau Park, Bouchette) but South always seems like a good plan this time of year! :D
Def
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I can't recommend Sharbot Lake and area enough. Lots of rock and small, clear lakes. Great hiking and fishing.
As of 30 years ago I can say I've lived out west and back a few times. Haven't been east of Brockville. Really need to visit the Maritimes some day. Someone from New Brunswick once told me that if I thought the Rockies were beautiful, New Brunswick in the fall is more beautiful.
A tour of the Grohmanns plant in Nova Scotia would be phenomenal. Admittedly I have/use a couple of their fixed blade offerings, too.
Nothing processes a squirrel for me like their #2 trout/bird :ahhh
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Welcome aboard :cheers:
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welcome mate
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Thanx, People !
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Welcome to the forums. I always like seeing another Canadian on the forums. :salute:
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Welcome to the forums. I always like seeing another Canadian on the forums. :salute:
:cheers:
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Welcome :salute:
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Welcome aboard!!
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Welcome aboard..
JR
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Make that one more Canadian. Greater Toronto Area here, originally from Northern ON. I've been using SAK's and multitools for years and carry one (or more) daily. Cheers all!
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Sweet - About time we had another lord of chaos here - Nate was getting lonely. Welcome Lord Cthulhu. Be merciful with your earthbound acolytes if it please you.
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Welcome WolfyW!
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Sweet - About time we had another lord of chaos here - Nate was getting lonely. Welcome Lord Cthulhu. Be merciful with your earthbound acolytes if it please you.
Yes! Our powers grow. Mawhahaha! LOL!
Welcome Cthulhu.
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Sweet - About time we had another lord of chaos here - Nate was getting lonely. Welcome Lord Cthulhu. Be merciful with your earthbound acolytes if it please you.
Yes! Our powers grow. Mawhahaha! LOL!
Welcome Cthulhu.
Quick Nate! I'll get the gunpowder and Locusts - grab what you can and meet me in the dungeon dimension for fun and larks. FOR CHAOS!
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Sweet - About time we had another lord of chaos here - Nate was getting lonely. Welcome Lord Cthulhu. Be merciful with your earthbound acolytes if it please you.
Yes! Our powers grow. Mawhahaha! LOL!
Welcome Cthulhu.
Quick Nate! I'll get the gunpowder and Locusts - grab what you can and meet me in the dungeon dimension for fun and larks. FOR CHAOS!
On it! FOR CHAOS!
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Make that one more Canadian. Greater Toronto Area here, originally from Northern ON. I've been using SAK's and multitools for years and carry one (or more) daily. Cheers all!
Northern Ontario huh? Where abouts? My family is mostly spread out between Sault Ste Marie and Sudbury.
Welcome to the forum!
Def
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Hey, same here. I've got family from the Sault(I was raised there) and family living all over the province as well.
Cheers!
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You didn't by any chance have a teacher in SSM named Dan Sauve did you?
:whistle:
I'm in Ottawa now, having recently come here from Halifax.
Def
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You didn't by any chance have a teacher in SSM named Dan Sauve did you?
:whistle:
I'm in Ottawa now, having recently come here from Halifax.
Def
I don't recall having a teacher by that name. I left in 1998 and had been out of school a few years by that point.
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That's good. I hear he's a real slave driver! :D
It sounds like you got to Toronto around the time I left. I was there for Y2k but left in the end of February to go to Halifax.
In the years I was in Toronto I lived in Rexdale, Jane and Finch, Jameson and King, Scarborough and Pickering. I put a lot of mileage on my poor car in those days, working three jobs in different corners of the city all the time! It didn't seem like much though, after I commuted from London to Scarborough all through school. :ahhh
Def