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Spyderco does not make a knife with a corkscrew. Therefore, we cannot drink wine. In fact they planned to make such a knife. The C31 Europa. http://www.spydiewiki.com/index.php?title=C31_Europa" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; Ooh, ooh, ooh... another opportunity to show off...

Oh yeah... well beer helps lower cholesterol!

http://fyiliving.com/diet/moderate-beer ... olesterol/

Spyderco does not make a knife with a corkscrew.
Therefore, we cannot drink wine.

One day at the office, my co-workers were talking about their 9 mm pistols. I didn't say anything. Finally, one asked what I shot. I replied, "11 mm." Of course, a .45 ACP is actually 11.25 mm, but what's .25 mm among friends. There is no point to this story. It just seemed funny to me at ...

Thanks for sharing, you quitter. :p Have not quit completely. Simply switched to light beer. Can still look forward to a couple of Stones in the evening. Saving the craft beers for special occasions. It is possible to use the ClipiTool to pry open a lift tab. Wouldn't want to break a nail. Cheers! ...

Thanks for that lead, but you can't flick it. It's the surprise and click of a wicked flick that gets peoples attention. I could not find a tactical folder bottle opener, so I made my own. Bought a cheap Maxxam and violated the elliptical opening hole with an angle grinder. Voila! The Mad Mac Tactic...

Middle finger, ring finger, what? How does a person even do that? Of course I've only been flicking open my Endura and Delica for 25 years, but I always use my thumb and a flick of the wrist. I didn't know lock backs were supposed to difficult to flick. Hmm. That may explain why the first day I had ...

Recently, I purchased a Brand X and a Tenacious from an individual on a Jeep forum, new in the box. The Brand X is three times the price of the Tenacious. I was very disappointed with it and allowed my disfavor to bleed over onto my opinion of the Tenacious without even giving it a fair trial. Both ...

For nearly a year, my ClipiTool Bottle Opener was my EDC. With a two beer a day habit, it was a joy to open a cold bottle of beer with it. Unfortunately for health reasons, I have had to give up the craft beers I loved, but not before I chronicled some of my favorites. Below is the first one I photo...

My first Spyderco was a big honking, fully serrated Endura acquired at a gun show in 1990, quickly followed by a Delica of a more practical size and plain blade. My latest is a combination Tenacious. Not up on materials, but what I liked about my old knives was the lightness and comfortable feel, ex...