All About Pocket Knives

Hey Jerry! Looks like your warming up on Wednesday! Been like Spring time here on the Left Coast but the downside is we are having a terrible drought here.

Hey Gino.. You tired of cleaning snow yet?? I am and it is looking like we aint done yet!!

Snowing HARD now/again!! Darn!! John

Today a high of 60 but tomorrow it does back,,,,,,I HATE IT!

Hey Perry Bro! I guess you will be going back to the Desert in February??? I know it's not your favorite place but at least it's Warm!

We're supposed to have a high of 52° and a low of 25° with a chance of more snow tonight and tomorrow. It's way windy too.

Hey Mitch, yep, back to Vegas weekend after next! The only bad part of that is 3 weekends in a row. Back and forth, back and forth,,,,and one more. March is pretty much the same story. Then I get to miss the OKCA show in April. I hate it!

Yeah but Perry, that's got to give you some extra Cheddar for Future Knife purchases!

That's the idea Mitch! Daughter graduates in May from college and then takes her exam for her PT license in the Summer. Sooo between paying for rent, food and gas for her,,,,maybe after that I can spend all the rest for knives,,,whatever rest that would be! I'd like to kill the guy that came up with that whole college idea!

Hey Perry, don't ya know that when them kids get settled into their money makin', college educated lives, they ALWAYS pay back the generous parents who helped them get there!
Seriously though, congrats for all the success in your lives!! You've got alot to be proud of!!

68 degrees yesterday...18 degrees today!

WB

Thanks WB, I know. I should be happy but when this much money is going out, all I can think of is,,,,,,,,,KNIVES!

I here ya, buddy! I kinda think I could of bought one of top ten knife factory's for what them youngn's have cost me over the years. Still, I don't figure my life would be worth much without 'em. So...

WB

Snow coming in today. You'll probably see me complaining when it turns to an icy mess

I ain't never really weather happy unless it's early spring or late fall when the fishin's good.

Minus -7*

-13º

-6 degree here in southern Ohio

23 degrees and the snows a fallin' purty fast:D

Almost noon and we're at -0º but the sun is shining.

cloudy and 17 today in Nashville. 4 tonight!

It's like almost 80 here......

TripleF wrote:It's like almost 80 here......

Run up and over to the panhandle Scott. I think their getting some frozen precip. as well.

Cutty wrote:

TripleF wrote:It's like almost 80 here......

Run up and over to the panhandle Scott. I think their getting some frozen precip. as well.

I'd love to Brian......I'd loooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooove too!

Snow today, hanging around through tomorrow and 64 by Sunday.
N. Georgia weather is really hit or miss. That's why I like to get some snow here. It's pretty and fun for a day or so (5-6 days maxxxx) then it's gone baby gone.

Yep kind of there same in Nashville too Brian.

OK. You yanks will get a real hoot out of this.

We here in Georgia, received around 2-3 inches yesterday. The snow started at around noon. As of last night the Governor had to issue a state of emergency. Thousands of people were stuck on the roads for an average of 7 hours trying to make their trip home from work that should have taken an hour or less. Others (hundreds) are STILL trying to make it home, still hundreds of others abandoned their cars on the highways and just started walking.

A friend of mine left his home around 1pm and drove 5 miles to the walmart. It took him 7 hours to make the trip back home. Luckily I live farther out in the country where people move a little slower and have truck loads of common sense. No problems at all for me but I stayed close to home. Slow and steady wins the snow race.

I will add that there was ZERO pretreating of the roads by the counties before and impossible after the grid lock started.

It has been like 1-2 million monkeys and one football, if you get my drift.

Edit just to add a bit more info.
All city, county and gov't employees, private businesses and schools were all let go at approx. the exact same time. So no pretreat and a few million people on the road trying to get home, all at the same time. Even on a clear and dry day, if the same thing were to happen, there would still be major traffic and gridlock. Just add snow and untreated roads and what you have is a HUGE CLUSTER.................!