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At 5:41 on July 27, 2012, David Megnin said…: Thanks for the welcome Ron. Nice collection of Spidercos you have there. ;)

At 3:17 on July 24, 2012, roch chalifour said…: Thank you Ron and all you guys who welcome me. Let me a little while to get familiar whit your blog. And please all keep in mine that I am a proud french canadian speaking sob :). So please excuse my english...

At 12:10 on July 21, 2012, 2021 CalendarJohn Kellogg said…: And a Happy Belated Birthday to you Ron. I do hope it was a special day for you.

Sincerely,

John

At 21:13 on July 20, 2012, stephen tungate said…: have a great birthday ron.....

At 20:48 on July 20, 2012, Jan Carter said…: I dont have any graphics on this laptop Ron but couldnt miss the chance to say Happy Birthday

At 12:41 on July 19, 2012, 2021 CalendarJohn Kellogg said…: Thanks for the happy birthday Ron! Had a relaxing day fishing.

At 17:45 on July 12, 2012, Richard L Campbell (Dick) said…: Thank you very much Ron.

At 14:29 on July 11, 2012, JOHN M. JOHNSON said…: Thanks Ron! I appreciate the note.

At 7:22 on July 9, 2012, mike kane said…: Thank you very much I was hoping to forget the big 60

At 19:38 on July 4, 2012, Norman E. Peimann said…: Thank you for making me wlcome.

At 6:35 on July 4, 2012, Bob Andrews said…: Thanks Ron,I hope you and yours have a safe and happy Independence Day!

At 7:30 on July 3, 2012, Ellis H. Roberson said…: Hey Ron.. It's nice to be aboard... Thanks for the warm welcome.. I hope to chat with you down the line.. We love our knives!!!!!

At 15:23 on June 26, 2012, JOHN M. JOHNSON said…: I really appreciate your input. I'll give the "Buck" group a shout! Have a great day!

At 7:23 on June 26, 2012, JOHN M. JOHNSON said…: Thanks for the welcome! I'm looking for some information on a Buck 110 I picked up last week. Only thing I could find about it on the net was that it was made for the employees of the San Diego buck manufacturing facility before they moved to Idaho. Marked "1 of 630" and was referred to as the SP80 model. Has an engraving of the handle of the old buildings where Buck made knives. Any idea what the knife is worth? Anyone!

At 4:43 on June 25, 2012, Stefano Martinelli said…: Me too had a sort of knife on my right thigh, but probably a very different one from yours! Actually you cannot call it a real knife, just a tool to cut the lines in case of too many line twists... thanks God, I never had to use it! :-))

My pleasure to be your friend here, Ron, have a nice sleep.

Stefano.

At 4:28 on June 25, 2012, Stefano Martinelli said…: Actually I'm downed too, after I broke my ankle a few months ago. Now I'm fully recovered, but still need to break the ice again... I tried static only a couple of times, I used to jump freefall from FL120, Javelin Odyssey harness and PD Sabre2 170 chute. But we are supposed to be here to talk knives! :-))))