Left the house without a blade...

...it is not something I am proud of, but with the warmth I feel in this forum I know I can be honest..Yes I too have left home without a knife, I was young, so young though, I *sob* just did not know..

*sniffle*, it has been 10 years now,since I last trangressed and I feel like I have it beat.., with the help of my knife buddy I have worked though the guilt, and can only hope any others out there will take that step and call 1-800-SHRP
please call today

"a knife is a terrible thing to waste"
 
...it is not something I am proud of, but with the warmth I feel in this forum I know I can be honest..Yes I too have left home without a knife, I was young, so young though, I *sob* just did not know..

*sniffle*, it has been 10 years now,since I last trangressed and I feel like I have it beat.., with the help of my knife buddy I have worked though the guilt, and can only hope any others out there will take that step and call 1-800-SHRP
please call today

"a knife is a terrible thing to waste"
 
Haver left home once or twice with only my SAK Classic. I have kept a SAK Soldier in the brief case for the past several years and now have a Spydie in the glove box. I have carried SAK's while flying (domestic only) with no problems.

Bob
 
I keep a SAK in both cars just for such emergencies. I would also suggest a Spydercard for your wallet.

Paul
 
IF I were to forget a knife on the way to a long trip, there's no way I'd turn around. I just pop into the nearest store and buy a new one, although It would probably have to be a Wal-Mart or Kmart model (probably a Gerber or a Buck)
 
I typically carry a defensive folder (Sifu, Commander, or Boa), a smaller and "friendlier" knife (Sebenza, Lum Chinese Folder, or my pick-of-the-day), a neck knife (La Griffe), and a multi-tool (Gerber Legend or Victorinox SwissTool X).

Even if I somehow managed to forget everything else, I can always count on having at least two blades with me. The SpyderCard in my wallet and the Ladybug on my keychain.

--Bob Q
 
well, the other morning I was a few minutes late for work because I turned around and drove back home because I forgot my new Lightfoot Suppressor. I did not like the thought of not having it with me all day!
woody
 
left home with no knife
endured terrible anguish
must never repeat

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Baddogdave says "Life is
hard,so carry a good knife"
 
Has anyone else noticed that everytime you forget your knife is the very time you need it to cut something?

I can sometimes go an entire 24 hour period without having to cut something (I get withdrawls), but if I forget my Spydie I usually need it.

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Jason Cadden
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Webmaster
Smoky Mountain Knife Works, Inc.
jcadden@smkw.com
 
“Pick-of-the-day” - I like this verbalization!

Great topic!

Horus


[This message has been edited by Horus (edited 05-22-2001).]
 
I unfortunately have to deal with this problem almost every day that I have clinicals or have to work at the hospital. I don't have anyway to carry a knife in my scrubs plus it is against hospital policy. It is very sad. Otherwise, to avoid the prob of forgetting an EDC. I keep one in my car. It is now my SAK Soldier.
See you all around,
Matt
 
I keep a commander, lefty native and a spare v-gar in the car just incase I leave the house light.
 
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