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If you look closely in the 1300th row, there is indeed a cowbell...it's right next to the full-size mandolin.
Johnny Bangs
· May 27, 2014
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This Giant Swiss Army Knife is the reason the TSA airport security even exist. The last I head of someone checking it in, they got "checked out" if you know what I mean. You don't leave this knife anywhere, it leaves you. Try to remember that and you should be fine on your travels. Just don't pull out the lightning rod… see more This Giant Swiss Army Knife is the reason the TSA airport security even exist. The last I head of someone checking it in, they got "checked out" if you know what I mean. You don't leave this knife anywhere, it leaves you. Try to remember that and you should be fine on your travels. Just don't pull out the lightning rod attachment when you're in the air, it's been known to cause a number of fatalities. see less This Giant Swiss Army Knife is the reason the TSA airport security even exist. The last I head of someone checking it in, they got "checked out" if you know what I mean. You don't leave this knife anywhere, it leaves you. Try to remember that and you should be fine on your travels. Just don't pull out the lightning rod attachment when you're in the air, it's been known to cause a number of fatalities.
Denis
· January 31, 2014
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The Wenger 16999 utilizes the full capabilities of Windows 8, as glorified in the Microsoft manual: "Touch: Swipe, tap and beyond". Simply finger swipe to log in ... if you can locate the swipe pad.
Disclaimer: Blood contamination may void the warranty.

Ken
· May 31, 2014
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At the Amazon list price of $1,371.94, it is certainly no joke. Mind you though, this price is only good for the basic model and if you want to get any of the other factory attachments mentioned in this add, the price will go up accordingly. There are however a few companies that are now making after market attachments… see more At the Amazon list price of $1,371.94, it is certainly no joke. Mind you though, this price is only good for the basic model and if you want to get any of the other factory attachments mentioned in this add, the price will go up accordingly. There are however a few companies that are now making after market attachments at a lower cost. But beware of prices that look too good to be true, because you sometimes get what you pay for. Also, DO NOT buy any attachments for the Wenger-16999 made by ACME MFG., as they usually blow up in your face or injure you in some other way as to make you look like a fool. see less At the Amazon list price of $1,371.94, it is certainly no joke. Mind you though, this price is only good for the basic model and if you want to get any of the other factory attachments mentioned in this add, the price will go up accordingly. There are however a few companies that are now making after market attachments at a lower cost. But beware of prices that look too good to be true, because you sometimes get what you pay for. Also, DO NOT buy any attachments for the Wenger-16999 made by ACME MFG., as they usually blow up in your face or injure you in some other way as to make you look like a fool.
danofiremano
· December 16, 2013
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Yes, but only momentarily; unless you buy the companion book, "Making the Most of your Wenger 16999 Swiss Army Knife - Giant" $12,342.56 today only. Tomorrow, and thereafter, either $12.34 or $123,425,600. Who knows
Nunurbiz
· May 28, 2014
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Actually, black boxes are made of the 16999.
That One Guy
· May 28, 2014
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Sadly this knife will only file the 1040 EZ form. You will need to upgrade to the Wenger 16999 v2.0 if you file on the 1040. That's the bad news the good news is that the Wenger v2.0 does qualify as a dependent, unless it files itself as head of house hold. Either way a win for you. I have also heard that v2.0 holds… see more Sadly this knife will only file the 1040 EZ form. You will need to upgrade to the Wenger 16999 v2.0 if you file on the 1040. That's the bad news the good news is that the Wenger v2.0 does qualify as a dependent, unless it files itself as head of house hold. Either way a win for you. I have also heard that v2.0 holds a federal tax license, so in the event that you are audited by the IRS, it can represent you in your local federal tax court. see less Sadly this knife will only file the 1040 EZ form. You will need to upgrade to the Wenger 16999 v2.0 if you file on the 1040. That's the bad news the good news is that the Wenger v2.0 does qualify as a dependent, unless it files itself as head of house hold. Either way a win for you. I have also heard that v2.0 holds a federal tax license, so in the event that you are audited by the IRS, it can represent you in your local federal tax court.
Eric
· June 17, 2014
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Fortunately for you, most fine restaurants know that any bearer of the Wenger 16999 Swiss Army Knife Giant have the last word on table arrangement and etiquette.
Lisa K
· May 28, 2014
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Not only won't you need a flux capacitor, but this edition even generates the 1.21 jigowatts of power required to release the plastic toothpick... batteries not included
AnHoKa
· June 6, 2016
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It can open two at the same time.
Sein Win
· May 27, 2014