Evil semi-fullyautomatic knife of terror

Honestly, we need to be aware that we are surrounded by these twatwaffles and understand that, unfortunately most of our overprotective society is on their side.
To quote the snotty host from Chez Qui.... "I weep for the future"
 
Reply to several comments.

I didn't wave the knife around yelling allahu akbar. I just took it out, opened a blade, and started rubbing it with the kleenex. I grew up in a time when everyone over 6 years old had a lockback buck knife on their belt and a social justice warrior was someone protesting the recycling tax on cans of beer, so pardon me for not understanding today's need for safe spaces and adult diapers. Would I whip out the zt 0560 clipped to my pocket? Nope, but a 'knife' the size of a quarter... come on.

The hearing test took as long as it did because he was being fitted for hearing aids.

I wish I knew more about the knife. I just thought it was a cool little knife and bought it for 50 cents. The smaller blade has a stamp that looks like it may be ELDON. Here is another pic of it. My feeling is it was meant to be a pocket watch fob. Maybe someone will know what it is.

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I have had many hearing tests due to deafness of an ear. If they allow anyone in the booth besides the patient it is shear incompetence by the tester. I have never had anyone in the booth with me. These booths are generally made for one person to be tested. The size of the people you described would not fit into a standard booth, they are made for one person at a time. Sorry, it's a story
 
SOLEIL said:
I have had many hearing tests due to deafness of an ear. If they allow anyone in the booth besides the patient it is shear incompetence by the tester. I have never had anyone in the booth with me. These booths are generally made for one person to be tested. The size of the people you described would not fit into a standard booth, they are made for one person at a time. Sorry, it's a story
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Go to a Costco and look at their booth and note the extra chair in there for a third person. Yes it's a story. A true story. This is Costco, not your doctor's office.
 
I can see both viewpoints really. A soundproof enclosed space with a girl by herself is a weird situation to pull out anything sharp, especially with the media these days influencing uninformed people (and maybe she had past bad experience).
I do agree it is a rather harmless knife and should be acceptable in normal day to day environments and some people have become a little too sensitive.
@NickShabazz , did a good video on it, we don't usually make fun of people who have problems with phobias of spiders, fire, heights, the dark or anything else seemingly more rational to the public.
Treat it as a phobia, be understanding and educational about it and show them that knives are 95% of the time used as tools/utensils and the 5% are outliers.
 
There's so many places to move to where EVERYTHING is restricted. I don't know why some people are bent on turning everywhere into those silly places.

It's simple. Want everything restricted and feel safe? Move to north Korea and you won't have civilians carrying ANYTHING :thumbsup:

There's always other places too where they micro manage their populace :thumbsup:

Here in America, if it's legal, and your are minding your own business and are RELATIVELY considerate.... Carry and use what you want :thumbsup:

The cry babies can't do a damn thing. :D:)


Now, obviously whipping out a katana in Costco is inappropriate. There is a difference between a katana, a Rambo knife and a knife the size of a quarter.

The chair in the room was a more dangerous weapon. Irrational fear? Ya think?:rolleyes:
 
shinyedges said:
There's so many places to move to where EVERYTHING is restricted. I don't know why some people are bent on turning everywhere into those silly places.

It's simple. Want everything restricted and feel safe? Move to north Korea and you won't have civilians carrying ANYTHING :thumbsup:

There's always other places too where they micro manage their populace :thumbsup:

Here in America, if it's legal, and your are minding your own business and are RELATIVELY considerate.... Carry and use what you want :thumbsup:

The cry babies can't do a damn thing. :D:)


Now, obviously whipping out a katana in Costco is inappropriate. There is a difference between a katana, a Rambo knife and a knife the size of a quarter.

The chair in the room was a more dangerous weapon. Irrational fear? Ya think?:rolleyes:
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Of course the counter to that is that there are many things you are absolutely free to do, but the people around you are absolutely free to think you're a fool for doing them.
 
Insipid Moniker said:
Of course the counter to that is that there are many things you are absolutely free to do, but the people around you are absolutely free to think you're a fool for doing them.
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And that is absolutely fine, I'll think overlooking every other item in the room that is a more dangerous weapon is a foolish move and it's perfectly ok to think having a slip joint the size of quarter out in your hands is foolish. Freedom is great.
 
Insipid Moniker said:
Of course the counter to that is that there are many things you are absolutely free to do, but the people around you are absolutely free to think you're a fool for doing them.
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And just because something is legal and you are free to do it doesn't necessarily mean you should do it or should expect people to understand you.
 
b00n said:
And just because something is legal and you are free to do it doesn't necessarily mean you should do it or should expect people to understand you.
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I can agree to that within reason. Obviously everyone's opinion of what should and shouldn't be done will differ.

Here in America it differs from place to place. We have quite a different culture than Europe. Although some parts of the US are very Europe like. I'm not a fan of less freedom.
 
shinyedges said:
I can agree to that within reason. Obviously everyone's opinion of what should and shouldn't be done will differ.

Here in America it differs from place to place. We have quite a different culture than Europe. Although some parts of the US are very Europe like. I'm not a fan of less freedom.
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Of course cultures are different but common sense should prevail. I agree freedoms should exist and I get the notion that you need to exercise a right at least enough as to not lose it overnight, on the other hand exercising your right in an "attention baiting" way seems counter productive to me. But it goes kinda political now.
 
910 Stryker M2HSSR said:
Reply to several comments.

I didn't wave the knife around yelling allahu akbar. I just took it out, opened a blade, and started rubbing it with the kleenex. I grew up in a time when everyone over 6 years old had a lockback buck knife on their belt and a social justice warrior was someone protesting the recycling tax on cans of beer, so pardon me for not understanding today's need for safe spaces and adult diapers. Would I whip out the zt 0560 clipped to my pocket? Nope, but a 'knife' the size of a quarter... come on.

The hearing test took as long as it did because he was being fitted for hearing aids.

I wish I knew more about the knife. I just thought it was a cool little knife and bought it for 50 cents. The smaller blade has a stamp that looks like it may be ELDON. Here is another pic of it. My feeling is it was meant to be a pocket watch fob. Maybe someone will know what it is.

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Likely is a pocket watch fob knife. Wonder if the hook shaped spoon is an ear wax cleaner.

I can’t imagine the cork screw works very well at unbottling wines.
 
b00n said:
Of course cultures are different but common sense should prevail. I agree freedoms should exist and I get the notion that you need to exercise a right at least enough as to not lose it overnight, on the other hand exercising your right in an "attention baiting" way seems counter productive to me. But it goes kinda political now.
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If a slip joint the size of a quarter is baiting for attention then we clearly have different opinions on what baiting for attention is. Not surprising though as Germany has significantly different freedoms and as such the people there are used to that as normal. Not so here.

An old slippy the size of a quarter is hardly baiting.
 
shinyedges said:
If a slip joint the size of a quarter is baiting for attention then we clearly have different opinions on what baiting for attention is. Not surprising though as Germany has significantly different freedoms and as such the people there are used to that as normal. Not so here.

An old slippy the size of a quarter is hardly baiting.
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Oh no, not that knife. Not even Charlie Mike running his fighting knife concealed. I meant those dudes with decked out AR's on a sling in police station proximity or outside strip malls waiting to be "hassled by police for exercising their rights."
Like I said common sense. The tiny knife isn't something people should be fearful of.
 
b00n said:
Oh no, not that knife. Not even Charlie Mike running his fighting knife concealed. I meant those dudes with decked out AR's in police station proximity or outside strip malls waiting to be "hassled by police for exercising their rights."
Like I said common sense. The tiny knife isn't something people should be fearful of.
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Agreed. Mall ninjaing <---not a word :D isn't beneficial to our rights. If anything it's detrimental.
 
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