What are you packing for Valentines Day?

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What are you packing for Valentines Day?

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Is anyone packing anything special for Valentine’s Day? I’m toting one I don’t usually tote. It’s one of the 4 XX era 6375 knives my wife has bought me. This one has the reddest bone of the bunch, so I thought it was fitting for the day.

What special knife are you carrying today?
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I'm packing what I felt like packing. Valentines is like any other day to me, and I don't need an arrow shot in my rear to love this knife ::woot::
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Nothing special here.

My wife and I decided years ago - we show each other our love constantly throughout the year, buying little things for each other along the way, we didn't need to spend $12-$15 for cards on a day fabricated to sell chocolate and cards.

But that's us.
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Steve Warden wrote:Nothing special here.

My wife and I decided years ago - we show each other our love constantly throughout the year, buying little things for each other along the way, we didn't need to spend $12-$15 for cards on a day fabricated to sell chocolate and cards.

But that's us.
We are right there with you Steve.
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Colonel26 wrote: It’s one of the 4 XX era 6375 knives my wife has bought me.
Man that is one good looking knife. As far as wives go, you chose...wisely. ::tu:: ::nod:: :mrgreen:

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I think this 2012 Case 62109X SS would qualify. It is red bone with white hearts in the handles and a gold tone heart is engraved on the mark side of the clip blade.
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Just the usual.
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And to change it up a little I'm going to stick my Ganzo clever in my hip pocket.
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Yup. Nothing says, "I Love You" like a cleaver ::rotflol:: ::rotflol:: ::rotflol::
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Steve Warden wrote:Yup. Nothing says, "I Love You" like a cleaver ::rotflol:: ::rotflol:: ::rotflol::

:lol:
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That’s what I was thinking. Línea better mind her P’s and Q’s today!!!
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With the bottle opener on that 72 he must be planning to celebrate when he is through. Jerry the cold and snow has seeped into your mind. ::facepalm::
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Too funny - No doubt that cleaver is special :lol: :lol: ... are you towing a wood chipper today too :shock: :lol: :lol: ...
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LongBlade wrote:are you towing a wood chipper today too
Too funny Lee but everybody here may not understand Connecticut humor (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Murder_of_Helle_Crafts)
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Laugh if you must. It works just fine. ::huff::
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Steve Warden wrote:Yup. Nothing says, "I Love You" like a cleaver ::rotflol:: ::rotflol:: ::rotflol::
Best laugh of the day, Steve.
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This would be It - 1940's through 1964 CASE XX 6292 - Puuuuuurty Pocket Companion - TRUE BLOOD RED
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This one my wife bought for me a few days ago for Valentine's day. Reddish.
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Mountain Man Knives wrote:This would be It - 1940's through 1964 CASE XX 6292 - Puuuuuurty Pocket Companion - TRUE BLOOD RED


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nSm_1PIpyUQ
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