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I don't know Nezza. More a watchman's tool, maybe!
Quote from: Teofilo on September 05, 2008, 03:37:16 PMI don't know Nezza. More a watchman's tool, maybe!Yeah, it's a watchmaker's tool, but I'm not sure of the official name.
Jzmtl, how do you find the comparatively thin blade on the Centofante?
Nezza, I apparently need to work on my sarcasm. (I know he meant beer)
Quote from: cgk on September 05, 2008, 10:32:32 PMNezza, I apparently need to work on my sarcasm. (I know he meant beer) I am only joking mate i was just being funny
AT WHAT COST?!When does it stop, nezza?! WHEN?!How many need to die?
Quote from: nezza33 on September 05, 2008, 10:35:32 PMQuote from: cgk on September 05, 2008, 10:32:32 PMNezza, I apparently need to work on my sarcasm. (I know he meant beer) I am only joking mate i was just being funny AT WHAT COST?!When does it stop, nezza?! WHEN?!How many need to die?
That and I kinda moved on from the phase, as they really don't excite me anymore
Quote from: micky d on September 04, 2008, 10:42:27 PMThat and I kinda moved on from the phase, as they really don't excite me anymore Imagine the aftermath of a car crash. You discover that one of your arms is broken and you're dangling upside down in a jammed seatbelt harness. You smell smoke and realize the car is burning...Imagine falling off a boat and being dragged along by a line tangled around one arm...Imagine one arm crushed in a jammed conveyor belt...A one-hand-opening folding knife clipped to a pocket could save your life in these situations - and maybe in other situations that you can't forsee....
Imagine practicing saftey and common sense and avoiding all of these unnecessary accidents altogether. EDIT: Except for the car crash, but everyone should have some sort of saftey cutter thingy in there anyway, on a glass breaker or seperately. And how can you assure your knife can be drawn with your only good hand anyway?
"Tonight its a LM Core , LM Micra and a Large Regular Sebenza with a Vic Forester near by to open wine and bear"Is the Sebenza for opening up the bear??? Thats pretty hard-core!
Imagine the aftermath of a car crash. You discover that one of your arms is broken and you're dangling upside down in a jammed seatbelt harness. You smell smoke and realize the car is burning...Imagine falling off a boat and being dragged along by a line tangled around one arm...Imagine one arm crushed in a jammed conveyor belt...A one-hand-opening folding knife clipped to a pocket could save your life in these situations - and maybe in other situations that you can't forsee...
Quote from: Benner on September 05, 2008, 03:56:16 PMJzmtl, how do you find the comparatively thin blade on the Centofante?I find it's very nice for urban duty EDC knife, as long as you don't pry/twist/hammer with it, it can handle anything you want to cut. It's probably one of the least scary/most elegant knives spyderco has, I tried a few other knives for EDC but keep coming back to it.Here's a youtube on it: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rHNRxbzvhNw
Imagine working in a hazardous vocation, One Lame Frog - there are lots of people who do, just to put food on the table.Imagine participating in a hazardous avocation like rock climbing, caving, or speed boating - there are lots of people who do, just for fun.Imagine that you were a passenger in someone else's car that crashed and they don't have a 'safety cutter thingy' in the car. Yet, you still have a broken arm and are still trapped by a jammed safety harness, and the car is still burning...As you feel your body start to burn, you can smugly congratulate yourself for not succumbing to a silly fad like carrying a one-hand accessible blade....
Quote from: One Lame Frog on September 06, 2008, 08:52:21 AMImagine practicing saftey and common sense and avoiding all of these unnecessary accidents altogether. EDIT: Except for the car crash, but everyone should have some sort of saftey cutter thingy in there anyway, on a glass breaker or seperately. And how can you assure your knife can be drawn with your only good hand anyway?Imagine working in a hazardous vocation, One Lame Frog - there are lots of people who do, just to put food on the table.Imagine participating in a hazardous avocation like rock climbing, caving, or speed boating - there are lots of people who do, just for fun.Imagine that you were a passenger in someone else's car that crashed and they don't have a 'safety cutter thingy' in the car. Yet, you still have a broken arm and are still trapped by a jammed safety harness, and the car is still burning...As you feel your body start to burn, you can smugly congratulate yourself for not succumbing to a silly fad like carrying a one-hand accessible blade....
I carry an oak stake to scare off vampires, and it works.Richard
Quote from: NutSAK on September 05, 2008, 04:06:36 PMQuote from: Teofilo on September 05, 2008, 03:37:16 PMI don't know Nezza. More a watchman's tool, maybe!Yeah, it's a watchmaker's tool, but I'm not sure of the official name.(Image removed from quote.)