EDC XIII Which knife or knives are you carrying today?

RLB0414 said:
Here guns are concealed with permit or open carry. It is the screwy knife law that strikes me as odd.
Not saying I will never go to either of those states as both have some beautiful country that I think would be great to see.
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Yeah, crazy world. I have visited Colorado and other “restrictive” states many times, don’t need to go back now that they have put these crazy laws in place. I figure there are plenty of other beautiful states to visit and live whose government respects the men and women who have fought & died protecting us and understand the freedoms our founding fathers intended for us. At my age I won’t compromise anymore, period. When I say life is great out here in the sticks, it’s literal. As an example, I drive from our home 10 miles through open countryside and might only meet 4 vehicles on my trip to a small town where I like to get fuel at a gas station with a rubber hose that dings a bell inside the service station as I drive up to old style pumps (no pay at the pump) and full service. (Definitely no electric car charging station) Owner doesn’t own a computer, still does his books in a ledger book. I stopped and got fuel there last night after a few games of pool at the bar (where I picked up some farm fresh eggs) and was bullshitting with the owner and a local (we all know each other by name) they were each having a beer and asked if In wanted one (I said yes of course) it’s very unique to live in slow paced rural America. I think I’ll open carry a fixed blade today. God bless.
 
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1346wildcat said:
Yeah, crazy world. I have visited Colorado and other “restrictive” states many times, don’t need to go back now that they have put these crazy laws in place. I figure there are plenty of other beautiful states to visit and live whose government respects the men and women who have fought & died protecting us and understand the freedoms our founding fathers intended for us. At my age I won’t compromise anymore, period. When I say life is great out here in the sticks, it’s literal. As an example, I drive from our home 10 miles through open countryside and might only meet 4 vehicles on my trip to a small town where I like to get fuel at a gas station with a rubber hose that dings a bell inside the service station as I drive up to old style pumps (no pay at the pump) and full service. (Definitely no electric car charging station) Owner doesn’t own a computer, still does his books in a ledger book. I stopped and got fuel there last night after a few games of pool at the bar (where I picked up some farm fresh eggs) and was bullshitting with the owner and a local (we all know each other by name) they were each having a beer and asked if In wanted one (I said yes of course) it’s very unique to live in slow paced rural America. I think I’ll open carry a fixed blade today. God bless.
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I get it. I grew up in the NW corner of Florida in a small farming community. I also grew up in a time where most trucks in the school parking lot had a gun in the rack, in the back window. I know about small towns. They are great.
 
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