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blazingazn

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^ i recommend Opinel, it's very cheap about $10 bucks and takes an edge very well.

after you get the hang of sharpening it with a whet stone, it can get very sharp.
 

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Wallet - Paul Smith
Bracelet - 3Sixteen
Bandana - Labour & Wait
Knife - Breizh Kontell
Glasses - Blinde
 

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Originally Posted by tooshay
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Wallet - Paul Smith
Bracelet - 3Sixteen
Bandana - Labour & Wait
Knife - Breizh Kontell
Glasses - Blinde


I like that knife. What's on the keychain?
 

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Originally Posted by tooshay
Eeeeeegzackly. That BB is a ******* torture device.

I have managed to avoid permanently having a cellphone/BB from work (minus specific instances where I needed one for a short period of time) and if I have my way I never will. My work day ends when I get in my car, I never understood the desire/expectation that work should come home with you.
 

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Originally Posted by johnH123
I have managed to avoid permanently having a cellphone/BB from work (minus specific instances where I needed one for a short period of time) and if I have my way I never will. My work day ends when I get in my car, I never understood the desire/expectation that work should come home with you.

Yeah, I agree. Thing is, I travel a lot for work and making roaming calls on my personal phone would be out of the question. Also, I'm in charge of a few critical servers that send out emails if they're down, which is pretty much the only time I'm expected to respond outside of work hours. Anyway.

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can someone recommend a low price / high quality and value flashlight?

hoping it's quite small. . .
 

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Originally Posted by blazingazn
can someone recommend a low price / high quality and value flashlight?

hoping it's quite small. . .


MTE C3-907. So good.

If you want something a little more powerful (and by this I mean ridiculously powerful), there's the MTE M3-2I. But unless you're working security or something, the C3-907 will be enough.
 

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Originally Posted by blazingazn
can someone recommend a low price / high quality and value flashlight? hoping it's quite small. . .
4Sevens Quark MiniX 123 210 lumens on a single CR123A
  • Length: 2.3 inches
  • Diameter: 0.80 inches
  • Weight: 0.62 ounces (w/o battery)
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  • Length: 3.5 inches
  • Diameter: 0.87 inches
  • Weight: 45g without battery
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