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Thanks We have been hearing there are floods in that area So, what would you suggest for a shelter-in-place survival kit for a young couple (no kids, no pets) living in the middle of NJ map
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Originally Posted By: KenKDoes anyone here know what kind of knife and what method of attachment would be preferred for his type of work? A fixed blade knife might be best for one-handed use, but I could imagine a fixed blade knife accessible to bo
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If around rope and water, think the type of knife that'd be best is a canyoneering knife. CRKT used to make a popular one, the Bearclaw. Hooked and serated blade with finger hole. https://wildskyguides.com/gear-review-crkt-bearclaw/ Eldrid have so
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I am happy yall found a synogogue with the age groups that you like being with. I wish yall thebest
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Originally Posted By: ChiselYesterday she wrote that she is completely surprised. She was expecting that services are much better than ours. However, they are nowhere to compare. In the bank for example, she and her husband asked where to take a numb
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Does anyone here know what kind of knife and what method of attachment would be preferred for his type of work? A fixed blade knife might be best for one-handed use, but I could imagine a fixed blade knife accessible to both hands could be very muc
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