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All ornamental and not to be used in real life applications...... a blade
reflects it's owner. ;-)

Favorite knife....Puma XT series from the mid 1960's. It was my fathers and the
handle is from Walrus tusk, one of a kind. Cost 100 bucks back then, which was
a months rent for a lot of New Yorkers. It's balanced for throwing as well,
which I'm pretty good at after 20 years of practice.

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Bobby in the cockpit wishing he could get the little Soldier to Stand at
Attention

Wow, Mooron prefers threesomes! And with a guy!
Sorry...just me and Suzanne and no uniforms to get in the way!
Kinda frustrated today, aye? You need to get some sailing in next season!

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"Capt. Mooron" wrote in message ...
"Wally" wrote in message

| I was meaning the type that has a shackle key and spike as well as the
| blade.

Wally.... please! What the heck would Bob do with a marlin spike or a
shackle key?

That item would get less use than his radar or chromed anchor!

CM




Tell me it not true. Blubber boy has a chromed anchor? Is it a
keychain or something?

Don't you love the way his radar is mounted?

Joe

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It's called a Marlin Spike Lubber

Damn...that must mean I'm wrong when I call my mainsail a "sail."

Idiot!

bwahahahahaha!

RB


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Don't you love the way his radar is mounted?

You mean, professionaly?

Sorry, Joe....you're an idiot!

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Why don't you just use a regular sailing knife. I can open
mine with one hand and it has everything.

"Bobsprit" wrote in message
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BTW..... whale bone is very soft. Almost brittle, porous and won't stand

up
to use.

It's decorative. I use a Jag switchblade aboard the boat. I like the
switchblades which open quick and one handed. Wish someone would make one

with
the spike!

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"Bobsprit" wrote in message
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| Talk to us when you have mastered tying the single hand Bowline.
|
| Well I haven't master it...but I can do it along with the rest of the
basic
| knots and a few nice grabage knots I'm fond of.
| Tell me Mooron...do you EVER win anything?

Hah..... you mean to tell me you can tie a bowline using only one hand?!!
I can!
You couldn't tie your own shoelaces Mr I'msogladtheyinventedvelcro!
....... and I win every time I contest anything you say! ;-)

| Bwahahahaha!

Start typing Boo Hoo Hoo ....

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"anonymous" wrote in message
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| On Tue, 21 Oct 2003 08:10:52 -0300, "Capt. Mooron"
| said:
|
| splice you to the mainbrace
|
| ????
| A little too much splicing the main brace last night?

Not last night.... Friday and Saturday nights where happening though! ;-)

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WHOOOOOOOOOOOSSSSSSSSHHHHHH.....


CM

"Bobsprit" wrote in message
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| Bobby in the cockpit wishing he could get the little Soldier to Stand at
| Attention
|
| Wow, Mooron prefers threesomes! And with a guy!
| Sorry...just me and Suzanne and no uniforms to get in the way!
| Kinda frustrated today, aye? You need to get some sailing in next season!
|
| RB


 
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