Sure is quiet in here....do I need to start a fight?
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We could have a beer off , I betcha I get more of a buzz off of 3 Holsten Festbocks than you get off of 8 of those things LOL
I win !!!!
I win !!!!
That's what so great bout this world in which we live!
CHOICES!
And opinions are like azzholes everybody's got one
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Some of the Molsen is drinkable but yes on supporting the micro brew with good product .
I hope she ate her fair share , she needs to eat to keep the engine runnin .
I doubt it!
Drank one corona on an empty stomach and felt much better
Mind you I rarely drink
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She ate the same thing I did other than she got chocolate lava cake for desert
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Hmmmmm , beer #2 and some koten kandy , I think I'll run the drill LOL
Gonna drill a hole in the other leg ? :msp_sneaky:
No power tools with cotton candy & booze ! :msp_ohmy:
Whynot ?????
This cast is a little tight LOL
This cast is a little tight LOL
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Just get Scriptsafe , it's addon for chrome , once it's installed after a restart you'll get a little icon , mine looks like this, the little green checkmark .
I will work on that after bit !:msp_thumbsup:
Well , I put the drill away till I go get a 3/16 bit .
I picked up one of these blades , a Scandi grind on a Finnish blade , a while ago and I'm gonna use some bamboo cutting board for scales with some copper tubing for hollow pins , the bamboo has a tendency to tear out when the bit comes out , metal bits seem to work better than wood bits .
Bamboo drill chips in-between the cast and muh leg = not good times LOL
I picked up one of these blades , a Scandi grind on a Finnish blade , a while ago and I'm gonna use some bamboo cutting board for scales with some copper tubing for hollow pins , the bamboo has a tendency to tear out when the bit comes out , metal bits seem to work better than wood bits .
Bamboo drill chips in-between the cast and muh leg = not good times LOL
Well , I put the drill away till I go get a 3/16 bit .
I picked up one of these blades , a Scandi grind on a Finnish blade , a while ago and I'm gonna use some bamboo cutting board for scales with some copper tubing for hollow pins , the bamboo has a tendency to tear out when the bit comes out , metal bits seem to work better than wood bits .
Bamboo drill chips in-between the cast and muh leg = not good times LOL
Good looking knife Dan ! I like them handles too ! What is that on there ?
I always use metal bits to drill the pin holes.
Well , I put the drill away till I go get a 3/16 bit .
I picked up one of these blades , a Scandi grind on a Finnish blade , a while ago and I'm gonna use some bamboo cutting board for scales with some copper tubing for hollow pins , the bamboo has a tendency to tear out when the bit comes out , metal bits seem to work better than wood bits .
Bamboo drill chips in-between the cast and muh leg = not good times LOL
Little ITCHY ? :hmm3grin2orange:
I would guess at some sort of curly birch .
Go to Brisa.fi and look at the Enzo trapper , they sure have a lot of goodies on their website .
No itchy , sharp , pointy
Go to Brisa.fi and look at the Enzo trapper , they sure have a lot of goodies on their website .
No itchy , sharp , pointy
