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I was completely happy dealing with my Spyderco addiction. Blowing all my money on knives.

But NO, you had to share your other drugs of choice. Now look at me.


really hope you people are happy.

What addictions have these enablers got you into to. :D

Just the sharp things I dream of every night in my sleep. (The pictures you guys post of firearms don't help so THANKS) :mad:

You need more ammo! :-P

racer88 wrote:You need more ammo! :-P

Lol that's just half empty boxes. My ammo stash is in the office.

What, no AR's or shotguns.

Do you have enough watches? What about pens?

jackthedog wrote:Do you have enough watches? What about pens?

Exactly... everyone needs more watches and pens. Maybe even some of those fancy Atwood Ti tools. Those are probably easy to become addicted to. :D

Magazines. Got enough magazines? :-D

Enablers, your all enablers. :D

I see nothing usual here, but where are the long guns? :D

Well Gunslinger if it's any consolation to you I myself am also a "non-recovering" SUREFIRE addict myself as well as being a Spyder-Junkie and to a lesser degree a bit of collector of sharpening tools as well. It manages to keep me with either little or no cash reserves at all :rolleyes: :D

Oh what the heck it sure beats alcohol and other dehumanizing vices and unlike many addictions you do have something to show for these kinds of obsessions :D

Instead of a local "AA" hall we need to establish some local "SS" halls ( Spyderco & Surefire) :cool: :D

I found myself getting really interested in EDC flashlights a couple of years ago. I even did some research and asked questions on candleforums.com about lights and rechargable batteries and chargers. Now I have 2 small Fenix lights and one Olight and a battery charger for AA and AAA batteries. That's where it ended though. Now I have one GREAT (IMO) EDC light (Fenix LD01), a charger and a gob of batteries and I'm happy. I am now back to knives and I must admit a fairly large interest in sharpening stuff. I can understand interests in lights, guns, cars, knives and any number of things you can actually use productively. What I don't understand is stamp collectors. Coins also. I have been known to collect quarters though. I used them in pool tables. :) Each to his own though and I'm happy to live in a country where we can enjoy these things. :D

Jack

How about sharpening gear? Coffee & espresso stuff? Photography? Cast iron cookware?

Happy? We're never happy. There's always more!

Ken

Everyone has a nice collection of holsters they don't use any more.

A great hobby guns and flashlights. :D

kbuzbee wrote:How about sharpening gear? Coffee & espresso stuff? Photography? Cast iron cookware?

Happy? We're never happy. There's always more!

Ken

You're absolutely right. There IS always more and I want it and I WANT IT RIGHT NOW!!! :)

jackknifeh wrote:You're absolutely right. There IS always more and I want it and I WANT IT RIGHT NOW!!! :)

I feel you, Jack. I truely do. I thought I was set for the next 30 years on wet shaving gear. Today I ordered 4 soaps and I'm waiting on a new iKon razor to drop (sigh)

Ken

I can't stop buying AAA lights and Ladybugs.

Oh man, I've only just started into the knives. This is just a gateway drug, isn't it?

TomAiello wrote:Oh man, I've only just started into the knives. This is just a gateway drug, isn't it?

Yes, Get help while you can