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I have volunteered to take up the slack.
I will show you what despicable REALLY is, Lord willing.
A real thank you from you would be you SMD.
ESAD [bleep].
May you prosper in all endeavors and may the wind always be in your sails.

Is it illegal to possess and/or carry an automatic knife, I.E. a switchblade? Not just a spring assisted folder, but a full auto? I think we can own them but not carry...wondering if it is state by state thing or federal?

Yes, legal in Idaho.
Not sure about the Far East.

Batter up, Tuner.

Do I get da' boat paddle, too?

PS Nice jugs.

I should ask Bricktop about the switchblade question.

Wadda u got to trade?

I did a little Greek Dan Motorboating on them.....

No charge.

Couple of Jack's roids he sent me in a HAZMAT BOX (you'd have to throw in some cash on your end for those), a rusty switchblade, and 3 old garden hoses.

That ain't the 243 A.I is it?

Nope.
I threw the 17 Remington in the boat paddle for schits and giggles.
She'll live back in the wood when she gets a new home.
243AI is a sucks.

P.S. The Jack don't have roids.
But they did find a hypotenuse of a triangle.
He's posting pics shortly.

Word.

Send me your shipping address Polly Purebred.

[bleep] you, Mrs. Robinson.












OK.

Slave....I have the goods, but man....I am not sure the world is ready for my big brown eye!

We can own them too I see....but if illegal to cross state lines do to interstate commerce laws, how would one acquire one if mfg'ed out of state?

Put the Elmer hat on it.......
It will be EPIC. Or not.

They are at every gunshow round here............
less yer driving, you ain't getting on a plane with any knife, legally.
Have them snail mail you one, if you need to order.

I forgot about the milk snake too. -sigh-

You guys been cavortin' in my absence. Carry on.

Poobah, that gnarly hand and snake, looks like a Gaboon Viper? I gots to admit that snakes in the US are a lot tamer than the rest of the planet, 'cept maybe for the sea snakes. Those things are another story entirely, far above and beyond terror in my book. I mean, little girl wettin' pants time AFAIC.

We had 3 bad players in 'Nam, I'm not sure which was worse. The Cobra is sorta the no brainer and they got big over there, as much as 10'+. The krait was known by the troops as the 3 Stepper, as in you got 3 after it bit. I dunno it was that quick, but there was no antivenom and Wikipedia notwithstanding there was no such thing as a benevolent bite from one of them suckers. Third was the bamboo viper which looks an awful lot like the green snake common to the SE US except it had a ruby red tip on its tail and was prone to drop on prey from trees and bamboo above.

Funny story about the cobra over there: Long Range Patrol off in the bush had set up a night defensive perimeter and were hot bunking in a manner of speaking when not on guard. Guy switches out with another fella, pulls the mosquito net down and lays down on the poncho liner. "Th-whapp" on the side of the net. He thought it his buddy phoucin' with him, so he swats back and "Th-whapp" in reply. After a couple or three iterations he got pissed, pulled his flashlight with the red filter and rolled over. He was starring at a fully deployed, combat ready cobra about 2' from his face. Story had it that he went full auto with his CAR15 and hasty retreat to another bivouac followed in the dark.

Maybe it was Les' brother?

A Rock Python with it's breakfast, a Rock Hyrax.