cough cough former pornstar now actress . She did a lot , you know feet stuff <| sep |> There could be two nails or screws in a masonry wall and you want the lower one , otherwise the string likes to flap inwards if it ' s not taut and miss the nail . <| sep |> PG has been sitting <| sep |> She ' s been teased , with a silhouette , by the Newscaster . Similar to how Strange was teased in the Hallowe ' en event . <| sep |> Remember , if you have a darker colour of pigment in your skin , don ' t go to America , South Africa , Central Europe , Australia . <| sep |> Im really excited about this ! <| sep |> This question gets asked a lot within the bushcraft community and pretty much 95 % of the time people say Mora for all the reasons given here basically they ' re cheap and functional and I agree . I think however that being ' happy ' with your knife is also extremely important . You should be happy with it in your hand , happy with how it looks and performs . Mora ' s could be free and I still wouldn ' t want one because they ' re boring at best , look like shit at worst , can break and warp , and they are widely loved by the community which makes them extra unappealing to me . I love my Bear Grylls Gerber , it makes me happy . I love the weight of it , the size of it , the plastic sheath fits really well in my cargo pants pocket because I don ' t want a knife dangling off my belt . Its been wellused and battered for over 5 years , the handle is wrapped in paracord because I melted a section that ended up sharp and uncomfortable and it takes and holds an edge adequately for what I need , because regardless of what most bushcrafters seem to believe you don ' t need fuckin shaving blade sharpness on a working knife . I ' m happy when I ' m using it , especially as most people who say they love knives will struggle not to vomit when they see it . Most ' bushcraft ' knives out there will perform what most bushcrafters want them to . My advice is just pick the one that makes you happy .