Fridays on Defend

[DickHardman]

More BS. You don't tell it like it is, you tell it like you need to believe to justify your ridiculous and illegal addiction.

thats not true either.

[jubaji]

Ok, Cheech...

[Hardball]

I got my hands on some noni, which is bitter as hell! Also some tamarind so I can make tamarind paste and water. And there's a few that have names I don't know; I'll write more after I eat them.

What about new firearms?

[Hardball]

Pats went 16-0 in a very good game and Chuck Liddell won by decision over Wanderlia Silva.

[treelizard]

Was so excited that Hughes lost.

[treelizard]

What about new firearms?

I was actually looking for sticks.

But I kind of want a machete.

[Hardball]

I didn't see the UFC. Hughes lost? That's great!

Yep, he got submitted in the second round by an armbar by George St. Pierre

[Hardball]

I was actually looking for sticks.

But I kind of want a machete.

If you buy a machete buy a pair.

[treelizard]

Why a pair?

[treelizard]

I didn't see the UFC. Hughes lost? That's great!

I'm going to celebrate with a country breakfast!

[Hardball]

Why a pair?

One for practice that may get dull and one for combat/self defense that stays razor sharp. ( I like to practice on trees)

[DickHardman]

hardware stores have good bladed and impact weaponry for cheap prices. you can go to homedepot and buy shit like a metal pry bar, claw hammer, all kinds of different hammers, sheet rock hammers, box cutters and razors, hatchets, sheet rock and linoleum knives, crowbars, metal poles, rebar, etc.......

excellent weaponry. you can even get creative and build your own stuff. buy a louisville slugger or even like a 3 foot piece of 2x4 and hammer some big ass nails through the end and use it as a club with spikes on the end. the possibilities are endless. you can even make your own knives and spears by taking shit like sheetmetal and cutting it and sharpening it on a grinder or something, and giving your large blade a handle by wrapping tape around then end or something. when i walk into homedepot all i see is weaponry.

[treelizard]

So there I was traveling through Central America when we positively ID'ed some sugar cane. We sought confirmation from some farmer by the fence, and he asked if we wanted to try any. He worked that machete like it was an extension of himself; he was more comfortable and masterful with it than anyone I'd ever seen. I guess if you work with a tool day in and day out... Makes me want to become a chef or something.

[DickHardman]

Seeing that scene one time was enough to last my whole life.

was it that exciting mike??

[Hardball]

It looked like a watered down prison shower scene.