Scottw 03:16 PM 03-16-2009
Originally Posted by MajorCaptSilly:
I would like to take this opportunity to come clean just as the OP did. I am not really silly.
Thank you,
MCS
But you are a good dancer.
:-)
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ambientboy 03:23 PM 03-16-2009
After reading this entire thread I just have to say that...
...I mean there's walking a thin li....
...you can just...
...hell, I got nothing here. Wow.
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taltos 03:26 PM 03-16-2009
Originally Posted by MajorCaptSilly:
I would like to take this opportunity to come clean just as the OP did. I am not really silly.
Thank you,
MCS
Now, if you come out against cake, I will lose my remaining faith in humanity.
:-)
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thebiglebowski 03:34 PM 03-16-2009
marge796 03:47 PM 03-16-2009
DPD6030 03:47 PM 03-16-2009
Originally Posted by chippewastud79:
:-) :-) Kind of an akward way to start a reputation on a new forum. :-)
900th post
How about ruin one
:-)
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Kreth 03:50 PM 03-16-2009
Originally Posted by thebiglebowski:
cake or death?
...so my choice is "or death?"
:-)
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MajorCaptSilly 03:54 PM 03-16-2009
Originally Posted by Kreth:
...so my choice is "or death?" :-)
"All we are saying is give cake a chance"
MCS
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piperman 04:14 PM 03-16-2009
Originally Posted by jrwingate6:
Seriously though, the thing cut's great but damn it looks and feels cheap. I wonder why they cant make a all stainless or something. I would love to have this blade in a nice heavy frame. What do you guys think about their look?
:-)
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Wolfgang 05:50 PM 03-16-2009
Maybe Purobrat or Mikeyfresh ?
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I'm going to skip reading the few pages of comments and just say "my Palio is one of the best investments I have ever made (period)"
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chippewastud79 06:18 PM 03-16-2009
Originally Posted by HK3-:
I'm going to skip reading the few pages of comments and just say "my Palio is one of the best investments I have ever made (period)"
But Hal, the meat of the thread is more exciting than the typical Xikar/Palio argument. No seriously, it is.
:-)
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BC-Axeman 06:28 PM 03-16-2009
Heck, you can even use your Palio to cut and strip wires, remove staples, open packages, sharpen pencils, and pull splinters, and it still can cut 10,000 more cigars.
(I admit I may have made some of that up.)
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pnoon 06:31 PM 03-16-2009
Originally Posted by BC-Axeman:
Heck, you can even use your Palio to cut and strip wires, remove staples, open packages, sharpen pencils, and pull splinters, and it still can cut 10,000 more cigars.
(I admit I may have made some of that up.)
It will also void the warranty.
Stick to cutting cigars.
:-)
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mikeyj23 06:32 PM 03-16-2009
My palio just recently came apart, but a friend informed me that a lot of the earlier generation cutters tend to do that. I haven't had the opportunity yet to take it to a dealer and exchange it, but it's awfully nice to know I can do that - guaranteed by the manufacturer.
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Whipper Snapper 06:32 PM 03-16-2009
Col. Kurtz 06:37 PM 03-16-2009
I'm still a newbie here so forgive me if this has been covered before:
Are Palios purchased on the interwebz the same ones that my local B&M carries?
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chippewastud79 06:39 PM 03-16-2009
Originally Posted by Col. Kurtz:
I'm still a newbie here so forgive me if this has been covered before:
Are Palios purchased on the interwebz the same ones that my local B&M carries?
Yes, but the ones from B+M's are better
:-) :-)
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BC-Axeman 06:48 PM 03-16-2009
Originally Posted by pnoon:
It will also void the warranty.
Stick to cutting cigars.
:-)
What about fingernails?
:-)
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ucla695 08:42 PM 03-16-2009
As long as they do what they're supposed to, I really don't care. I guess that's why I love my Blazer PB-207. Btw, I bring my Xtend with me when I go out cuz it looks a little nicer.
:-)
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