Christ Centered Gamer

Do you feel, at the end of the day, it's worth the work?

Yep, of course. I'd shovel cow dung 20 hours a day to be able to buy a gun, restaurant work ain't bad.

Nice.

Is this the day?

The day I don't work?

Yeah. And there's a wedding tonight. So I'm glad.

Glad there's a wedding or glad you don't have to work before the wedding?

The wedding was work, so glad I didn't have to work it.

I'm not sure I understand.

Complements to the chef aren't as useful as tips?

Well basically, the entire restaurant was booked for a huge wedding. I hate weddings, so I'm glad I didn't have to work.

And no, they aren't.

Oh, nice. Weddings have a weird romantic feel (that makes my ears buzz) and terrible food. >_< If at some point some poor unfortunate girl agrees to marry me, I will insist fried chicken be the main course.

Poor girl.

Single pin locks are easy to pick?

Almost as easy as the locks on toilet paper dispensers.

I haven't tried that. The only time I come across those is if I'm at a campground.

Bolt cutters are an under rated tool?

Yes. Yes they are.

Screaming leap off a tower taking an axe to a monsters neck would be an awesome way to die?

Which of these you recommend more?

http://www.amazon.com/TRI-6-Arkansas-TR ... 397&sr=8-1

http://www.amazon.com/Smiths-DCS4-COARS ... 397&sr=8-4

Like one more than the other, or will both give me a razor sharp edge?

I like the three stones on the first... but the second is more compact, and I've heard that diamond sharpening stones are hard to beat.

Dunno though, wanted to see what you thought.

Chozon1 wrote:Screaming leap off a tower taking an axe to a monsters neck would be an awesome way to die?

Heck yes. One thousand times yes.

Nix wrote:Which of these you recommend more?

http://www.amazon.com/TRI-6-Arkansas-TR ... 397&sr=8-1

http://www.amazon.com/Smiths-DCS4-COARS ... 397&sr=8-4

Like one more than the other, or will both give me a razor sharp edge?

I like the three stones on the first... but the second is more compact, and I've heard that diamond sharpening stones are hard to beat.

Dunno though, wanted to see what you thought.

Both will work, though to get razor sharp you'd need a strop. I'd go with the larger tri hone.