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Tanner
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Radio Interview with Brett
Started this discussion. Last reply by Michael J. Austin Apr 18, 2010. 8 Replies 0 Likes
This hasn't made it on the air - yet. I work for a local talk radio station and wanted to interview Brett. Too bad the show hosts weren't interested in it. I thought you gentlemen might enjoy it…Continue
Missing it Here
Started this discussion. Last reply by Ray Daniels Apr 13, 2010. 1 Reply 0 Likes
I haven't been very active in the community for a little while. Life tends to get busy so between two jobs, a full-time school schedule and starting my own site, I haven't been able to participate in…Continue
Is Chest Hair Tacky
Started this discussion. Last reply by Michael1359 May 7, 2010. 80 Replies 0 Likes
A couple of the posts on the thread about good undershirts mentioned the fact that chest hair looks tacky…Continue
More Recognition for Brett and Kate
Started this discussion. Last reply by Clayton L Mar 4, 2010. 5 Replies 0 Likes
I just wanted to say congrats to Brett and Kate. They were on the new Ning Newsletter. Ning sends out periodic emails to their network creators about new apps and ways to promote your network, and…Continue
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Tanner replied to Chadd's discussion Dressing Nice and Carrying Concealed"That's what I do. I also don't have it right in the center but midway between the side and center. That way it won't poke out if you're wearing a jacket with a center vent. The small of your back is also the place that is going…"
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Leatherworkers
For those who work with leather, whether it be small projects, saddle making or anything in between.
Rockozt replied to Tanner's discussion Best Fixed-Blade Survival Knife"The Gerber Bear Grylls stuff...walk on past it...
I tried one of the folders, it's "ok" at best...made cheap, especially for the price.
I've seen vids on the fixed blade, as well as the larger Parang, and they simply…"
Tactical Daddy replied to Tanner's discussion Best Fixed-Blade Survival Knife"As Sir Henry Royce (co-founder of Rolls Royce): "Quality remains, long after the price is forgotten". Just remember that expensive doesn't necessarily equal quality!"
Tactical Daddy replied to Tanner's discussion Best Fixed-Blade Survival Knife"Who cares?!? It's a great topic!"
Michael Morris replied to Tanner's discussion Best Fixed-Blade Survival Knife"Well, I usually carry a K-Bar too if that makes you happy."
Lukus Albin replied to Tanner's discussion Best Fixed-Blade Survival Knife"One of the boys in my squad had a ASEK and it's a great knife but I'm not sure if I'd get one.
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Michael Morris replied to Tanner's discussion Best Fixed-Blade Survival Knife"I always take my Gerber ASEK with me on hikes and camping trips. A point to puncture cockpit plexiglass (or skulls), a smooth portion to hammer with, electrically isolated handle, a good blade with a sharpener built into the sheath, set up for…"
Craig McCurdy replied to Tanner's discussion Best Fixed-Blade Survival Knife"The best" Survival Knife"is the one you have with you when CaCa hits the Rotating Oscillator.
A great knife for the money is the Mora #1 it is the knife most Survival& Wilderness schools recommend for their students they are sharp as a…"
Lukus Albin replied to Tanner's discussion Best Fixed-Blade Survival Knife"I carry a SOG seal pup everyday and I'll swear by it. I've carried it and my Ka-Bar for two deployments. Both are great knives and you wouldn't do bad with either in my honest opinion."
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What You Should Do Before Signing a Contract
Posted on February 25, 2010 at 1:38pm 2 Comments 0 Likes
Throughout your life you’re going to have to sign contracts. They may be for a credit card, a car purchase, a rental agreement or any number of other things. But unless you plan on being 100% self sufficient you’re going to have to sign them.…
Internet Etiquette from the Art of Citizenship
Posted on February 23, 2010 at 2:12pm 0 Comments 0 Likes
Proper etiquette and good citizenship go hand in hand. As politically informed or active as you may be,…
Continue NATO Alphabet
Posted on February 19, 2010 at 4:41pm 1 Comment 0 Likes
Have you every tried to spell your name out to someone over the telephone? How about give your loan officer the VIN of your car? The phonetic differences between B, C, D and E are pretty small when they’re mixed in with a bunch of different letters and numbers.Thankfully the military has had a solution for this for a number of years. If you’ve ever heard a report on a police radio or at least watched a military film, you’ve probably noticed the use of words in replace of… Continue
Presidential Quotes on Presidents' Day
Posted on February 15, 2010 at 3:00pm 0 Comments 0 Likes
Comment Wall (6 comments)
- At 11:01pm on February 18, 2010,
Brett McKay said… - Have not heard of those bands. It's been awhile since I've checked out the scene.
- At 10:51am on January 27, 2010,
Gabriel Amza said… - Hi, I'm a photojournalist by trade and heart though i've tried my hand at writing politics page for a newspaper a few years back. It was an interesting experience i wouldn't want to repeat. :D
- At 1:17am on January 26, 2010,
Marc Neilsen said… - Yeah, while I was in high school and for the early part of my time at Utah State University, I was really into the ska/reggae scene. I have to agree, the scene here at one time was phenomenal, but it has died down as of late. I didn't know about the AOM Utah group, I'll have to check it out. Thanks for the heads up!
- At 12:09pm on January 19, 2010,
DH Taylor said… - Hey Tanner, Thanks for starting the discussion in the AoM Utah group. I'm trying to think of some ideas to help get the group growing and more active. If you have any ideas, I would love to hear them. Thanks again.
- At 5:57pm on November 9, 2009,
Herb Munson said… - Hey there Tanner. Welcome to The Great Debate group. Glad to have you aboard.
- At 5:18pm on October 20, 2009,
Yankee Cowboy Bob said… - Thanks for the friend add. Since I'm a troublemaker, YOU will be guilty by association. Bwahahahaha!
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Rich T replied to Daniel's discussion Casual Belts for Jeans?"Any belt over an inch and a quarter or more wide. You want to fill the loops and not have fabric hanging over the belt."
Dallas the Phallus replied to Silas Moser's discussion Fun new words... in the group Philology: A Group for Verbivores"Due to the recent tornadoes in Oklahoma, the word aftermath keeps cropping up as news reporters broadcast from the scene of all that destruction. So I began to be curious about the origin of the word aftermath, since it is 1.) kind of an odd word…"
Tyler M. replied to Daniel's discussion Casual Belts for Jeans?"A plain brown/black leather belt isn't geared toward anything, in my opinion. My brown leather belt looks just as at home with jeans and a tee as it does with my school uniform. This is just my two cents, but I say stay with simple leather…"
Dallas the Phallus replied to Alexander Connell's discussion Wolf Blitzer pushes tornado survivor to admit she thanked the lord. She tells him she's an atheist in the group Gentlemen Atheists"That's great. "
Dennis Leber replied to Chris Hamm's discussion Who Wears a Watch Anymore?"A gentleman wears a watch, I own several, some high end and some $20 ones. At work it presents a image of professionalism, it is a sign of power, distinguish, and manliness. Plus most importantly women notice and like it. "
Nathanael replied to Matt Lange's discussion Mix and match vests"Pictures would make it easier to judge, and it depends on the rest of the outfit as well, but I would say yes with regard to black trousers, and maybe with regard to grey. For the grey trousers, the vest should either be identical in shade or…"
Graz1802 replied to Uncle Sam's discussion 20 years old and enlisting tomorrow. Tips and thoughts?"Some Marines have already given you some great advice. The best advice I can give you is to just take it one day at a time. Seeing what's on the training schedule a few days out does nothing for you. What do you have to do…"
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