a classic situation

[Chocula]

today i was sitting around with some friends when a guy asked me for my keychain knife. he was holding a broken pogo stick that had been lying around and i surmised that the knife would not be used for cutting :(
but wait! yesterday i recieved a prybaby in the mail 8) i suggested he use the prybaby and watched as he screwed in a twisted bolt, anxious to see what kind of damage the prybaby would sustain. he finished and i inspected it to find no damage (as expected). needless to say, the timing couldnt have been better

thanks for a great tool, Mr Atwood O0

[pipedreams]

Glad your PryBaby was able to take one for the team. Whenever someone asks me to borrow my knife, the first thing out of my mouth is, "For what?"

todd

[KeyGrip]

Glad your PryBaby was able to take one for the team.* Whenever someone asks me to borrow my knife, the first thing out of my mouth is, "For what?"

todd

Yea, I instinctively do that too. My brother has messed up at least three of my knives doing "work". He never uses his own (A CRKT M-16 fire version) because he never has it on him :crazy2: Do you want to know how to destroy a blade of 154cm? Give it to my brother for ten minutes.

[heathah]

Glad your PryBaby was able to take one for the team.* Whenever someone asks me to borrow my knife, the first thing out of my mouth is, "For what?"

todd


Every time my wife asks to borrow one of my knives, I always say that. *I don't think she likes it when I do, though. *:(

[Peter Atwood]

Excellent! I love stories like this. :)

[TKC]

I don't hand out my knives willy nilly. I want to know what for too.