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Omg i thought that your username was just a reference to your outdoorsy-ness or something... Then i realised what song i was listening to! You sly dawg, you're bit really a sly "dawg" but i'm just ashamed for not realising it earlier. The white album disc 2 right? I am right though i know it i was just (trying to) be witty.
I wouldn't presume to understand all of it, especially some of the more...surreal ones, but I think one of the great things about the Beatles is that their lyrics are usually fairly accessible. You don't have to decipher them to understand the meaning.
More than I'd like--around forty hard-earned American Dollars. If you're not willing to pay just over $9 an ounce--almost the price of sterling silver--for your knife, the Gerber 01471 is also a good alternative. It's more robust than the Leatherman Juice, though heavier, and has the same weapon set plus a serrated blade and a saw. Not only that, but the blades all lock and the pliers are spring-loaded, all for the low, low price of around thirty bucks, or $2.65 an ounce. With the Juice, it's the metal that's not there that's expensive. (Good question. I think I'll make a note of it in the guide)