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In Florida you can only conceal a blade deemed a "common pocket knife". Which is far to vague and subjective for my liking.
Folding and fixed blade knives typically have different laws though.[QUOTE="IustitiaMaximus"]
In Florida you can only conceal a blade deemed a "common pocket knife". Which is far to vague and subjective for my liking.
Pirate700
Yeah well they are all deadly anyways. The Romans had a saying: "It only takes an inch to kill a man." Meaning you only needed an inch of steel to peirce thier vital organs. ;)
Folding and fixed blade knives typically have different laws though.[QUOTE="Pirate700"]
[QUOTE="IustitiaMaximus"]
In Florida you can only conceal a blade deemed a "common pocket knife". Which is far to vague and subjective for my liking.
TheHighWind
Yeah well they are all deadly anyways. The Romans had a saying: "It only takes an inch to kill a man." Meaning you only needed an inch of steel to peirce thier vital organs. ;)
Ok? You can just as easily kill someone with a ball point pen. What's it have to do with this thread?[QUOTE="TheHighWind"]
[QUOTE="Pirate700"]Folding and fixed blade knives typically have different laws though.
Pirate700
Yeah well they are all deadly anyways. The Romans had a saying: "It only takes an inch to kill a man." Meaning you only needed an inch of steel to peirce thier vital organs. ;)
Ok? You can just as easily kill someone with a ball point pen. What's it have to do with this thread?What's the point of having limits on knifes if a 1 inch blade is considered a deadly weapon?
Ok? You can just as easily kill someone with a ball point pen. What's it have to do with this thread?[QUOTE="Pirate700"]
[QUOTE="TheHighWind"]
Yeah well they are all deadly anyways. The Romans had a saying: "It only takes an inch to kill a man." Meaning you only needed an inch of steel to peirce thier vital organs. ;)
TheHighWind
What's the point of having limits on knifes if a 1 inch blade is considered a deadly weapon?
Politics.Folding and fixed blade knives typically have different laws though.[QUOTE="Pirate700"]
[QUOTE="IustitiaMaximus"]
In Florida you can only conceal a blade deemed a "common pocket knife". Which is far to vague and subjective for my liking.
TheHighWind
Yeah well they are all deadly anyways. The Romans had a saying: "It only takes an inch to kill a man." Meaning you only needed an inch of steel to peirce thier vital organs. ;)
I think the laws are designed with the wildlife in mind. For example, Tennessee has bears, coyotes, and a even a few cougars. On top of that, that state has a lot of country land. So, a 6 inch blade would come in handy.It's funny I used to work produce and carried around a produce knife in a sheath on my belt.
They looked like this. Anyways I'd get off work and forget I had it on me and walk into the Casino to cash my checks. I was surrounded by like 6 security guards and escorted outside. Another time I got in trouble for wearing it in a bar. :lol:
Then I assume they are all dead? A true warrior would never allow themselves to be accosted simply by fools such as that. Unless you are fool yourself carrying around such a weapon with no knowledge of how to use it. If this is the case then perhaps you would be better suited with a child's toy.It's funny I used to work produce and carried around a produce knife in a sheath on my belt.
They looked like this. Anyways I'd get off work and forget I had it on me and walk into the Casino to cash my checks. I was surrounded by like 6 security guards and escorted outside. Another time I got in trouble for wearing it in a bar. :lol:
TheHighWind
Then I assume they are all dead? A true warrior would never allow themselves to be accosted simply by fools such as that. Unless you are fool yourself carrying around such a weapon with no knowledge of how to use it. If this is the case then perhaps you would be better suited with a child's toy.[QUOTE="TheHighWind"]
It's funny I used to work produce and carried around a produce knife in a sheath on my belt.
They looked like this. Anyways I'd get off work and forget I had it on me and walk into the Casino to cash my checks. I was surrounded by like 6 security guards and escorted outside. Another time I got in trouble for wearing it in a bar. :lol:
RaptorPen
What was I gonna do? Dice up thier lettuce? :P
Then I assume they are all dead? A true warrior would never allow themselves to be accosted simply by fools such as that. Unless you are fool yourself carrying around such a weapon with no knowledge of how to use it. If this is the case then perhaps you would be better suited with a child's toy.[QUOTE="RaptorPen"]
[QUOTE="TheHighWind"]
It's funny I used to work produce and carried around a produce knife in a sheath on my belt.
They looked like this. Anyways I'd get off work and forget I had it on me and walk into the Casino to cash my checks. I was surrounded by like 6 security guards and escorted outside. Another time I got in trouble for wearing it in a bar. :lol:
TheHighWind
What was I gonna do? Dice up thier lettuce? :P
Underestimate the danger of produce and it will be your undoing.[QUOTE="TheHighWind"][QUOTE="Pirate700"]Folding and fixed blade knives typically have different laws though.
BranKetra
Yeah well they are all deadly anyways. The Romans had a saying: "It only takes an inch to kill a man." Meaning you only needed an inch of steel to peirce thier vital organs. ;)
I think the laws are designed with the wildlife in mind. For example, Tennessee has bears, coyotes, and a even a few cougars. On top of that, that state has a lot of country land. So, a 6 inch blade would come in handy.If you're that close to an angry bear or coyote then you're probably f*cked, to be honest. (That close to a cougar and you're likely f*cked in an entirely different way.)
I think the laws are designed with the wildlife in mind. For example, Tennessee has bears, coyotes, and a even a few cougars. On top of that, that state has a lot of country land. So, a 6 inch blade would come in handy.[QUOTE="BranKetra"][QUOTE="TheHighWind"]
Yeah well they are all deadly anyways. The Romans had a saying: "It only takes an inch to kill a man." Meaning you only needed an inch of steel to peirce thier vital organs. ;)
worlock77
If you're that close to an angry bear or coyote then you're probably f*cked, to be honest. (That close to a cougar and you're likely f*cked in an entirely different way.)
Actually, there are stories of people killing bears with a knife. I don't know what you mean about that last part, though.[QUOTE="worlock77"][QUOTE="BranKetra"] I think the laws are designed with the wildlife in mind. For example, Tennessee has bears, coyotes, and a even a few cougars. On top of that, that state has a lot of country land. So, a 6 inch blade would come in handy. BranKetra
If you're that close to an angry bear or coyote then you're probably f*cked, to be honest. (That close to a cougar and you're likely f*cked in an entirely different way.)
Actually, there are stories of people killing bears with a knife. I don't know what you mean about that last part, though.- Hence why I said "probably", not "certainly".
- I'll explain it to you when you're older son.
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