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Title: Canton Police Officer: "I'll Kill Every One Of You Motherfuckers"
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Published: Jul 31, 2011
Author: UrbanWarfareChannel
Post Date: 2011-07-31 17:46:59 by HAPPY2BME-4UM
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#2. To: HAPPY2BME-4UM (#0)
You should watch this too.
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After all, it's got about a 1" blade that would probably snap off if actually thrust into something. You call that a knife? This is a knife. If a cop saw you carrying that in a sheath he would probably just shoot you first and ask questions later.
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ehehe Just sayin'.
I have a few collectible knives but I've never owned a Damascus steel or ceramic blade darn it!
My son--he is actually my stepson but I think of him as my son--really likes knives and has started a collection. I try to get him one or two as I can--wish I could buy him any and all that he might like to have but I guess we can't always do all we would like to do for those we care about. I know I can't.
If there is a better way of showing that in your heart he's your son I don't know what it is. He will always remember you as the man who did what so many cannot-accept another man's son as his own and love him unconditionally. And each knife regardless of the price will demonstrate how important he is to you, something everyone takes for granted when a bio dad brings gifts to his child. But it's those crucial things you share with him during his formative years that makes you his father, and he will understand that and pass that treasure on during his life. Each time you explain why the aesthetics of a certain knife caught your eye "and you believed that he'd also like it" his heart will swell with a joy that he may not even be able to properly express. But, trust me, someday he will. Those knives aren't just keepsakes but treasured heirlooms that represent your very special love, a kind of love that makes me proud to be a man. It not only speaks volumes about your love for his mother but it's a love that provides the so very essential net and umbrella, filling a vacuum that all boys desperately need to fully form their character and to completely develop as men. I love my $20 Buck folders and $25 Gerber LST (even more now that Buck steel can be seriously sharpened and not just relied upon for their strength) as much as my pricey Puma, COLD STEEL and SPYDERCO blades because the Bucks were gifts from the kids and because they're darn cool designs! A cool knife is truly a thing of beauty and some of the most functional I own could be lost and replaced without bankrupting us. It's really great that my son can carry a razor sharp knife in a bathing suit pocket while swimming without having to worry if it's lost. All of his (and mine) can be readily opened in a flash with one hand and will hold an edge long enough to cut away from a life threatening entanglement even if it involves nylon rope. As "working poor folks" we really appreciate that knife manufacturers are gearing products to our tastes and budget, and I'd never be ashamed to produce one of mine at a champagne soiree of snobby rich people, especially if it's one of their daughters whose hair is caught in the swimming pool suction drain. (A girl drowned in NJ years ago as five adult men stood around because not one had a pocketknife on his person. If a man has his pants on he should have a blade in his pocket) The lines and blade grinds of these affordable knives are so cool that I just gotta love them, so you can be sure that your son will appreciate those that catch your eye as much as you do, especially if you get him a small DMT sharpening stone (from $13 to $40-I love this one) and he can replace an edge after use and (because of the fast cutting embedded diamond chips) not spend five minutes doing it.
Thanks for the great DMT link. A diamond vee will be here shortly. Nothing much worse (or dangerous) than a dull blade.
QUOTE: "A diamond vee will be here shortly." Excellent choice! QUOTE: "Nothing much worse (or dangerous) than a dull blade. And that's an excellent and timely observation. A dull blade can result in accidental amputations, lacerations and arterial bleeding.
Many moons ago Mrs.L attempted to lop off her left thumb going after the last scrap of meat on a ham shank bone with a crappy dull knife. Luckily, the doc at the ER was doing his residency in micro-surgery and had a fine time reattaching everything perfectly. Other than a faint, fading scar, she's enjoyed complete recovery; and there's not a dull blade in the house.
Luckily, the doc at the ER was doing his residency in micro-surgery and had a fine time reattaching everything perfectly. Other than a faint, fading scar, she's enjoyed complete recovery; and there's not a dull blade in the house. Great example for any who may have wondered exactly what danger we were talking about. When I see someone struggling to slice or punch with a dull blade I immediately point out where on their body that knife may end up if it slips with all of their strength behind it. It scares me to anticipate that and I hope I make an impression when I share my "insight beyond that of mere mortals". Lawdy gnos I dun cut mah self befo' making dat mistake even with screw drivers at work, and I don't recommend that edged tools (or weapons) handling skills be learned the hard way.
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#18. To: HOUNDDAWG (#2)
#23. To: Eric Stratton (#18)
I've been told that the pen knife on my keychain is threatening by uniformed JBTs.
#24. To: James Deffenbach (#23)
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#27. To: Rotara (#24)
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#36. To: James Deffenbach (#27)
#43. To: HOUNDDAWG (#36)
I have a few collectible knives but I've never owned a Damascus steel or ceramic blade darn it!
#47. To: James Deffenbach (#43)
My son--he is actually my stepson but I think of him as my son--really likes knives and has started a collection. I try to get him one or two as I can--wish I could buy him any and all that he might like to have but I guess we can't always do all we would like to do for those we care about. I know I can't.
#49. To: HOUNDDAWG (#47)
#51. To: Lod (#49)
#52. To: HOUNDDAWG (#51)
#54. To: Lod (#52)
Many moons ago Mrs.L attempted to lop off her left thumb going after the last scrap of meat on a ham shank bone with a crappy dull knife.
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