"Doug Kanter" ) writes:
They're beautiful knives. I figured that during a vacation, when a woman's
buying earrings like mad, and OK with paying $11.00 for sandwiches, a knife
wouldn't have been a problem. Live and learn.

"If you buy me this knife I will love you forever. Every time I look at
this knife it will remind me of how much I love you and the children, and
how happy I am that we married. "


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AND their own Winch Handle . . .

Ron Magen
Backyard Boatshop

"Steve" wrote in message
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SNIP
.. (Good deck shoes, then a good knife)

Steve
s/v Good Intentions

I know this will 'fly in the face of other theory's, but I don't believe in
carrying a knife that cost more than I can afford to toss overboard..

In other words, The more expensive the knife, The more likely it will be
dropped over the side.

The knife I'm carrying in my pocket right now cost $8 at WM ten years ago
and in the mean time, I have received as gifts, at least 4 expensive
knives.. Two of the latter have gone over board and the other two are too
bulky to carry around, even in a sheath.

If I need more tools that the spike, shackle pin wrench or knife blade, I
have a complete tool cabinet down below.. This knife handles 99% of all
sailing needs..


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Steve
s/v Good Intentions

I don't know about yours, but I found out a long time ago, mine ain't near
as "unsophisticated" as I sometimes wish she was. Read that as, smart
enough to step around the big piles of BS :-) Mine is well aware every
penny spent on "foolish" things directly impacts the number of new earrings.

"William R. Watt" wrote in message
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"Doug Kanter" ) writes:
They're beautiful knives. I figured that during a vacation, when a
woman's
buying earrings like mad, and OK with paying $11.00 for sandwiches, a
knife
wouldn't have been a problem. Live and learn.

"If you buy me this knife I will love you forever. Every time I look at
this knife it will remind me of how much I love you and the children, and
how happy I am that we married. "


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"Fred Williams" ) writes:
I don't know about yours, but I found out a long time ago, mine ain't near
as "unsophisticated" as I sometimes wish she was. Read that as, smart
enough to step around the big piles of BS :-) Mine is well aware every
penny spent on "foolish" things directly impacts the number of new earrings.

ah, I don't have one. as a life long bachelor I've been able to take a
somewhat objective role of disinterested observer.

however the "need" for a nifty boat knife can be emotional rather than
practical. as I see it all "need" for recreational boating is emotional.
emotional needs are okay. women have lots of 'em, 'way more than men.
that's why my strategy would bo to appeal to a woman's emotional need to
be loved go get myself a nifty boat knife. say it real loud in front of a
lot of strangers and watch 'em cave in. maybe not.


"William R. Watt" wrote in message
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"Doug Kanter" ) writes:
They're beautiful knives. I figured that during a vacation, when a
woman's
buying earrings like mad, and OK with paying $11.00 for sandwiches, a
knife
wouldn't have been a problem. Live and learn.

"If you buy me this knife I will love you forever. Every time I look at
this knife it will remind me of how much I love you and the children, and
how happy I am that we married. "


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Ah...wise man....and unmarried too! I thought only my wife
could craft such skillful manipulation.

William R. Watt wrote:
"If you buy me this knife I will love you forever. Every time I look at
this knife it will remind me of how much I love you and the children, and
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Not any more. She's been "involuntarily separated from the payroll system",
as the Dilbert cartoon described "firing". :-)

"Courtney Thomas" wrote in message
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With such a wife,
You need a knife !

:-)

Doug Kanter wrote:

They're beautiful knives. I figured that during a vacation, when a
woman's
buying earrings like mad, and OK with paying $11.00 for sandwiches, a
knife
wouldn't have been a problem. Live and learn.

"Don White" wrote in message
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Like I tell my wife...
It's not a case of need...it's a case of want!
These knives are produced here in Nova Scotia and I believe they still

have

free 'knife sharpening clinics in various
locations on occasion. I haven't gone in a number of years, but it was

neat

to see the old craftsman do his thing in front of an appreciative

audience.

Doug Kanter wrote in message
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"Don White" wrote in message
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This is the boating knife I carry...plus a Shhrade Tough Tool
*** http://stores.transactive.ca/chinacu...tail.bok?no=51

***

note: 'marlin spike' with slot for shackle pins

I almost bought one of those while visiting Tobermory a few years back.

But,

I made a mistake. My wife asked "Whattya need it for?" I answered
"Need?
Whattya mean?"








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s/v Mutiny
lying Oriental, NC
WDB5619

Doug Kanter wrote:

Not any more. She's been "involuntarily separated from the payroll system",
as the Dilbert cartoon described "firing". :-)


Uh-oh...



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With such a wife,
You need a knife !

:-)

Doug Kanter wrote:

They're beautiful knives. I figured that during a vacation, when a woman's
buying earrings like mad, and OK with paying $11.00 for sandwiches, a knife
wouldn't have been a problem. Live and learn.

"Don White" wrote in message
...

Like I tell my wife...
It's not a case of need...it's a case of want!
These knives are produced here in Nova Scotia and I believe they still

have

free 'knife sharpening clinics in various
locations on occasion. I haven't gone in a number of years, but it was

neat

to see the old craftsman do his thing in front of an appreciative

audience.

Doug Kanter wrote in message
...

"Don White" wrote in message
...

This is the boating knife I carry...plus a Shhrade Tough Tool
*** http://stores.transactive.ca/chinacu...tail.bok?no=51

***

note: 'marlin spike' with slot for shackle pins

I almost bought one of those while visiting Tobermory a few years back.

But,

I made a mistake. My wife asked "Whattya need it for?" I answered "Need?
Whattya mean?"








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s/v Mutiny
lying Oriental, NC
WDB5619