wickededge wrote:


Where do we walk to?

I don't want to walk anywhere else as I wouldn't like being there.

You have a brilliant product here, it will all fall into place with your attitude driving it.
And thanks to Kay & Kyle, I'm sure they are being tested also.

Billabong wrote:

And how!

It's worth mentioning that there are over a thousand views on this thread already and I would bet that the vast majority if not all agree with what a great job Clay, Kay and Kyle are doing whether they post or just lurk.

ScottSherman wrote:


That was me refreshing the page 990 times.

edit - It's interesting to see the change in your posts now your WEPS is in your hands.
It has that affect doesn't it, all is forgiven?

Billabong wrote:

One day? I read this post and LOL'ed right now .

Some nasty stomach flu bug is going around, half of my company is in different stages of it. When I said I was going to bed yesterday at 4 I wasn't kidding... really because I didn't feel good(today getting here faster was just a bonus). I *just* woke up and don't remember the last 24 hrs. My PP2 is sitting in the living room on the floor I think, woo hoo, gotta go!

Take care Michael and give your body a chance to fight off that virus...lots of fluids and stay in bed. The sharpener will be there when you are feeling much better.
Be well my friend!

Leo

leomitch wrote:

Thanks Leo, and you are right, almost fell down the stairs carrying my WEPP2 to my man cave. I had about enough energy left to open it and admire it (VERY hi quality build, I got the same feeling admiring the WE as when opening a Gold Class BenchMade, Chris Reeves, etc., perfection).

P.S. Not saying that the other bases are bad, haven't seen them, don't really know, but I am glad I went for the granite upgrade (Kyle grabbed me a cool looking mostly blue with some green streaks), VERY nice looking!

Time to go to bed, about to pass out, and certainly don't want to rush setup and trying it out, I have a lot of videos etc. to review before I try it myself so I don't wreck anything in this beautiful kit .

Oh yeah, I dig your sig, I don't really watch TV (or haven't for a while), single income family and all of that, and my free time is mostly on the inet, but CSI is on the top of my list when I have time again, from all of his rules I have read, I think I am gonna like this guy ... and the show sounds crazy interesting.

ScottSherman wrote:


This is very important to me, a lurker, now a member. The thread topic is deceiving at first, but glad to see the positive response and turn around from WE.

I consider WE to be like Apple. They make the best designed (and most expensive) product in their market. You get what you pay for, but customers who by the best expect the best is design (functionally and aesthetically) and top notch customer service.

MichaelCraft wrote:


Must be an Aussie expression?
I always believed it takes some time before you laugh about something serious.

You have a guy open a thread with a list of complaints, then after a series of "to and fro" comments he makes a statement that implies he is in a minority group viewing this thread.

I admire anyone that can speak truthfully, but I admire someone more than can admit they were wrong.

Billabong wrote:

I was referring specifically to his tone of "Now I feel guilty :/", been there, done that, it just hit my funny bone.

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