Do You Own A Swiss Army Knife?

Do you own a Swiss Army Knife?

No, but I own some Swiss Army guys.

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Recently a technician representing the cable company left his knife stuck in one of the wooden posts that supports my carport. He was late arriving to the appointment and possible felt he should do something as proof of being there. None of his modems worked correctly, finally in frustration, one was hooked up but not coming online. He seized the opportunity to stop what he was doing, claiming the modem is fine and we will be able to connect to the internet in no time.

Unfortunately, his optimism was no assurance as spent another day without internet. A smart tv without internet is a dumb idea. I found out after talking to the real cable technician, when they are are backed up, the cable company will hire freelancers from other companies to do work for them, such was the incident the night before.

I kept the knife.
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No Swiss Army Knife — too bulky for an everyday carry, but I do carry a Buck knife, perfect for slicing pastries in Starbucks And cutting up boxes. NCIS fans might be interested in Gibbs Rule #1, Always carry a knife. (-8
 
I have had one for many years keep it on a small "desk" I have on my bed where I keep other very important items, such as 2 weapons, a 7 shot Glock 380 cal. semi-auto handgun with a extra magazine. a Smith & Wesson 38 cal. 2 inch barrel 5 shot Chief's special, flashlight, and a few other important items. I am a 82 YOA retired Law Enforcement Officer my wife is also a retired senior citizen she retired from the US Dept of Agriculture, Farm Service Agency after serving 43 years there. The weapons and other items mentioned are for protection from home invasion also for the protection of our beloved MMM, Magnificent Miss Molly the sweet little Dachshund who warns us if ANYTHING even walks near our yard!!
 
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"It was one of those seemingly perfect English days. Warm, blues skies adorned with fluffy white clouds, skylarks ascending, sheep safely grazing; all these, and a picnic carried to the perfect spot in a pair of slightly scuffed classic cars. But, in the haste to catch the sun, the following had been forgotten: corkscrew, tin opener and a cracked hose in the increasingly hot radiator of a friend's Sunbeam Alpine." (Read More)
 
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