'So, have you ever actually used any of the features?' I asked, wondering about the daredevil acts a mining engineer may have accomplished with a little help from this trusted Swiss buddy.
'Sure...' he replied. 'The toothpick.'
Friday, November 02, 2007
A Knife for all Seasons
He sat there, showing off the Swiss army knife with little-boy charm and excitement as he lovingly felt the edges of the various blades. According to him, it was a very, very useful gadget in all kinds of emergencies.
'So, have you ever actually used any of the features?' I asked, wondering about the daredevil acts a mining engineer may have accomplished with a little help from this trusted Swiss buddy.
'Sure...' he replied. 'The toothpick.'
'So, have you ever actually used any of the features?' I asked, wondering about the daredevil acts a mining engineer may have accomplished with a little help from this trusted Swiss buddy.
'Sure...' he replied. 'The toothpick.'
I only ever seem to use the scissors on mine.
ReplyDeleteI thought the toothpick was the thing that got lost first?
Well, obviously he's going to guard the toothpick on his!
ReplyDeleteThanks for leaving a comment.
Hee hee!
ReplyDeleteYou, me gal, are priceless.
ha ha...welcome back...waiting to hear your goppo
ReplyDeleteHee hee . My swiss knife is in cold storage -the edges are too sharp.Are we going to hear about your sojourn in Kolkata ?
ReplyDeleteSuki: Thank ye Thank ye.
ReplyDeleteSandeepa, Eve's Lungs: yes, will blog about Kolkata. Next week.
Looking forward to the above :-)
ReplyDeleteOh! And about the post -- MEN, and their boys toys!!!!!
Aunty G: Your wish is my command. Was writing the post on Kolkata when you left your comment!
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