Benchmade's & Spirits
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Thank goodness.
I saw the subject line and thought you were going to have a picture of your Bedlam floating in mid-air as some spirit was checking it to see if it was fixed or broken.0 -
quote:Originally posted by Chip:
Thank goodness.
I saw the subject line and thought you were going to have a picture of your Bedlam floating in mid-air as some spirit was checking it to see if it was fixed or broken.
LOL. Chip, your dedication to the fixed bedlam is hilarious. They say the key to comedy is repetition. It gets funnier every time.0 -
quote:Originally posted by Chip:
Thank goodness.
I saw the subject line and thought you were going to have a picture of your Bedlam floating in mid-air as some spirit was checking it to see if it was fixed or broken.
/|\ Chip sounds like widful thinking. You'd be having Mac give that Goblin your address to fix your broken Bedlam blade.
Chip you should just send it into BKC of a replacement blade
I'm sure Jimmy can hook you up before the Bedlam is discontinued in 2018.0 -
quote:Originally posted by boinkman:
LOL. Chip, your dedication to the fixed bedlam is hilarious. They say the key to comedy is repetition. It gets funnier every time.
Focused, man, focused. My mind on my FIXED BEDLAM and my FIXED BEDLAM on my mind.
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quote:Originally posted by Bill Hammer:quote:Originally posted by Chip:
Thank goodness.
I saw the subject line and thought you were going to have a picture of your Bedlam floating in mid-air as some spirit was checking it to see if it was fixed or broken.
/|\ Chip sounds like widful thinking. You'd be having Mac give that Goblin your address to fix your broken Bedlam blade.
Chip you should just send it into BKC of a replacement blade
I'm sure Jimmy can hook you up before the Bedlam is discontinued in 2018.
I am totally open to supernatural assistance to get my FIXED BEDLAM. And bite your tongue on the discontinuation rumor. The Bedlam is much like Sir Thomas More, a knife for all seasons.0 -
quote:Originally posted by Chip:quote:Originally posted by Bill Hammer:quote:Originally posted by Chip:
Thank goodness.
I saw the subject line and thought you were going to have a picture of your Bedlam floating in mid-air as some spirit was checking it to see if it was fixed or broken.
/|\ Chip sounds like widful thinking. You'd be having Mac give that Goblin your address to fix your broken Bedlam blade.
Chip you should just send it into BKC of a replacement blade
I'm sure Jimmy can hook you up before the Bedlam is discontinued in 2018.
I am totally open to supernatural assistance to get my FIXED BEDLAM. And bite your tongue on the discontinuation rumor. The Bedlam is much like Sir Thomas More, a knife for all seasons.
/|\ Chip no criticism, as my iPhone auto correct screws me over all the time, Sir Thomas Moore would have loved to have more than one Bedlam, maybe one for each Season.
PS For all the young ones out there great movie called "A Man For All Seasons"
about Sir Thomas Moore.0 -
No photo, but 586-1401 & Hibiki (Japanese whiskey). 0 -
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@PM^^^. You own the thread. Wow. (Let us know when you get into it, please).
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painstakinglymeticulous posted:
Someone was a good boy this year. Louis Treize is the good stuff.
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sre1 posted:
@PM^^^. You own the thread. Wow. (Let us know when you get into it, please).
Will do! I'm saving it for a special occasion.. I can't justify opening it for anything else..
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chip posted:painstakinglymeticulous posted:
Someone was a good boy this year. Louis Treize is the good stuff.
Man, I can't wait to taste it..
It was a wedding gift from my mother-in-law. She purchased it when my wife was born with the intention of saving it for her wedding as a gift.. I'm thinking about opening it for everyone when our future first born arrives..
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barccattleco posted:
Nice view!
(Cali?)
Looks like the perfect day to me
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painstakinglymeticulous posted:barccattleco posted:
Nice view!
(Cali?)Looks like the perfect day to me
Yes Cambria CA my in-laws place
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I picked up this Irish Whiskey for St. Patrick's Day, and I can't wait to try it. The black bottle sure makes a nice background for knife pics.
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Cool. I’m a big fan of whiskey exploration. I have my staples, but am always trying new ones, myself.
I never did grab a 523... Nice pickup, SilentH. Be careful with the pointy end, especially after you get into that bottle.
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I'm the same way with whiskey, I have some favorites, but I never say no to trying something new.
I had no idea the 523 existed until a few days ago when I saw this for sale, it was a great price and it spoke to me. It's an especially pointy one, so it stays on the counter once the bottle is open.
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silenth posted:I'm the same way with whiskey, I have some favorites, but I never say no to trying something new.
I had no idea the 523 existed until a few days ago when I saw this for sale, it was a great price and it spoke to me. It's an especially pointy one, so it stays on the counter once the bottle is open.
I used to be the same way with whiskey, but as I've grown older most all whiskeys seem to "Not like me"... Acid indigestion, hangover, etc...
I've since switch to more expensive tequilas and noticed that the better Anejos are a lot like more expensive whiskeys and Scotches. The have subtle nuances in flavor, smell and after tastes. I have a few that I enjoy and recommend often. The nice thing is they don't mess with my gut or leave me feeling like I need to take four Advil and drink a gallon of water.
My only problem is after a few shots my knife addiction kicks in even worse and I end up buying more knives!
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Not normally a tequila guy, but I tried some Casamigos recently. Smooooooth!! I thought it was so good, I’d better refrain from picking some up. Could get dangerous. It was that great. George Clooney? Whatever. It’s delicious.
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I'll admit that I'm not only a knife junkie but also a tequila junkie. Not that I would consider myself an alcoholic as I might have a couple shots or a few margaritas on the occasional weekend.
If I might make a recommendation here is a really nice "multi aged and blended tequila" I think you may enjoy. If you can find it up there!
Maestro Dobel Diamante
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Nice knife, but pretty gross cobra flavored liquor.
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chip posted:
I agree with Chip. Beautiful knife!
But damn if that label doesn't make the booze look pretty scary!
They put the Mariposa worm in some tequilas and but mostly in mezcals.
Wonder what kind of bug they put in this one?
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