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Yes, it was the AB Forum (older version) that launched my switchblade addiction also. Without it, I wouldn't even know about Blade Auction or PVK, KnifeShop, or Tiny. I would never have heard of Burn, Hermit or Merlin and had the pleasure of viewing their beautiful knives. As for the Italian stilettos, they are far and away the most fun to simply play with, snapping 'em open over and over...my favorite therapeutic fidget toys (I've nearly lost that nervous tic now).
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Mr. Bonzo,
Why would you want to bus Janet Reno anywhere?
Since you are obviously a fan of Mad Magazine here is a poem for you:
Thirty days hath September,
April, June and no wonder.
All the rest eat peanut butter,
Except grandma, she drives the Buick.
Mad Magazine (circa 1957).
I have no idea why I remember this! I wish I didn't!
Why would you want to bus Janet Reno anywhere?
Since you are obviously a fan of Mad Magazine here is a poem for you:
Thirty days hath September,
April, June and no wonder.
All the rest eat peanut butter,
Except grandma, she drives the Buick.
Mad Magazine (circa 1957).
I have no idea why I remember this! I wish I didn't!
JerrBear
Have you hugged a Bear today?
Have you hugged a Bear today?
- The Falcon
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- The Falcon
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- Vagrant
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The government has made it clear it will kill as many of us as it takes to make their point. Until we are ready and able to return their actions it's best to maintain a low profile [at least avoid outright challenges].
But despite my dislike of hot weather the Alamo is a great site emotionally
to challenge them from. [Tactically it's a death trap]. It would be great for a non-violent [but angry] demonstration.
But despite my dislike of hot weather the Alamo is a great site emotionally
to challenge them from. [Tactically it's a death trap]. It would be great for a non-violent [but angry] demonstration.
- The Falcon
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