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Black hole in Springfield, MO
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PrairieSpyder
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I went to the Bass Pro Outlet store and bought a replacement for my lost Swiss Army knife. It's a tiny little Gerber multi-tool, so if my pocket knife turns up, at least I'll have a variety of tools. The guy showing the knives to me pointed out that the knife tip on the Gerber was blunt, so you can't accidentally stick yourself with the end. I was thinking, "What? Do I look like I'm in kindergarden?"
So I ask to see another knife that would be easier to open. The guy handed it to me opened and I closed it and then got it about 1/2 open and stuck the side of my thumb with it!
pps: He asks if I'd like a band-aid. Since I take blood-thinners I think that's a good idea. He can't find one, so I go the the ladies room, rinse it and hold a paper towel on it. While I'm in there I hear on the PA, "Code 13, knife counter. Code 13, knife counter." Great. How embarrassing. I go back to the counter and there's another employee there waiting with a band-aid. I asked if he's a doctor. No, but he is a paramedic!!
At least they didn't call an ambulance. :gaah:
So I ask to see another knife that would be easier to open. The guy handed it to me opened and I closed it and then got it about 1/2 open and stuck the side of my thumb with it!
pps: He asks if I'd like a band-aid. Since I take blood-thinners I think that's a good idea. He can't find one, so I go the the ladies room, rinse it and hold a paper towel on it. While I'm in there I hear on the PA, "Code 13, knife counter. Code 13, knife counter." Great. How embarrassing. I go back to the counter and there's another employee there waiting with a band-aid. I asked if he's a doctor. No, but he is a paramedic!! At least they didn't call an ambulance. :gaah:
Bob Denman
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:shocked: Got everything stopped; I hope! :thumbup:
(The Bell is on the way... Maybe I should have sent you a pair of them to wear as earrings...
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(The Bell is on the way... Maybe I should have sent you a pair of them to wear as earrings...
)PrairieSpyder
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:shocked: Got everything stopped; I hope! :thumbup:
(The Bell is on the way... Maybe I should have sent you a pair of them to wear as earrings...
I look forward to getting it, Bob. Thank you!
Vidman
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Not sure if this will help:
In my 50's I started "losing" things also. The memory of where I "lost" them was short and it really upset me. Now in my 60's I still "lose" things and get PO'd about it but I forget about being upset very quickly. Result = happy disillusionment and enjoyment ryde to the store to replace it.
I just worry in my 70's I will "Lose my way home."
In my 50's I started "losing" things also. The memory of where I "lost" them was short and it really upset me. Now in my 60's I still "lose" things and get PO'd about it but I forget about being upset very quickly. Result = happy disillusionment and enjoyment ryde to the store to replace it.
I just worry in my 70's I will "Lose my way home."
Bob Denman
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Right back Atcha!! :thumbup: 
PrairieSpyder
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It's like that crazy people who don't know they're crazy don't have a problem!
Bob Denman
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If you lose your way home; it only means that the ride to get there will be longer! :2thumbs:
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