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Cops catch you with it you will get arrested on the spot!
Not where I live. However, they may ticket me for poor taste (and deservedly so).

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Cops catch you with it you will get arrested on the spot!
Not where I live. However, they may ticket me for poor taste (and deservedly so).![]()
It does. I use a switchblade to pick my nails, a balisong to flip with because I'm self diagnosed with ADD and always need to fiddle with something. Things you do will get judged by people. It's a matter of what you do and how much, will equal how much judgement you get. I like flamboyant colors to begin with but I also think it contributes to how the knife can be perceived that's why I used the pictures in my OP.
Well, aren't you lucky! Clearly you don't live in most liberal, democratic city, here cops will shoot first than go for donuts!
I'll take any color knife as long as its black.
Seems that a lot of people are hindered by pre-existing ideas about the meaning behind certain hues.
I don't like "flamboyant" colors because, well, I don't like those colors. They make a knife seem less like a tool, and more like a toy.
There is a difference between the assumption that black equals tactical or association with violence, versus a pink or bright blue handle that will look like crud once I get oil, dirt and scuff marks all over it. I don't assume the colors make it a toy; I'm simply saying that it doesn't vibe well with dirt. Same reason I wouldn't buy a white car. I don't associate those colors with it being a toy, only that it makes it seem toylike in my opinion. The opposite stance seems to be that black automatically means tactical and all kinds of negative connotations. Apples to oranges.Oh, the irony.:
To me, the knives on the left don't seem/feel/behave any less tool-like or any more toy-like than the knives on the right:
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But to each his/her own.![]()
Now that's nice would not mind owning one.[emoji4]
Now that's nice would not mind owning one.[emoji4]
Ok guys I just came back from tactical gear store...
Almost bought a Chinese knock off of the microtech UTX 70 for $20 bucks. Was neat but a little too unpractical.
I guess I knew too much about knives to buy anything. I think the guy working there realized the same lol.
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That last part was great. And I also love the post where you said you didn't care about ten bucks but in a different one said you wouldn't spend a little extra to support a local knife shop because you didn't care if it were there tomorrow. I think you are working for the other side kid. Don't bother the nice man at the knife store to play with his balisongs anymore, he doesn't want you there.
I can't quote all of your ridiculous comments, we just moved to a new house and won't have internet for a few days but I bet I can find the ignore button on my phone.
My understanding is that you want a very low priced knock off in rainbow colors from an online website that will impress some silly little kid. Good luck with your quest and good bye.