manliness and the traditional knife

[Pipeman]

A Real Man can carry a pink knife and still Feel manly

Best regards

Robin

 

[black mamba]

Robin, is that the "a little light in the loafers" acrylic?

 

[Pipeman]

Robin, is that the "a little light in the loafers" acrylic?

Even better than that, "Spring Tulip"

Best regards

Robin

 

[btmccutcheon]

Does a knife make you feel "manly"?
Interesting question.
I get no more feeling of manliness than I do wearing pants. Since I've carried a knife since elementary school, it's become as part of daily wear as pants. Without one I feel naked or inappropriately attired. It's one of the reasons I don't like to fly anymore, and if I do, My knife goes into my pocket as soon as the luggage comes off the conveyor.

 

[Peregrin]

Does a knife make you feel "manly"?
Interesting question.
I get no more feeling of manliness than I do wearing pants. Since I've carried a knife since elementary school, it's become as part of daily wear as pants. Without one I feel naked or inappropriately attired. It's one of the reasons I don't like to fly anymore, and if I do, My knife goes into my pocket as soon as the luggage comes off the conveyor.

+1 Well said!

 

[Joe58]

Sorry, but this thread just reminded of the dumb movie line "Manly men doing manly things with other men".

As posted above, I've carried a pocket knife since childhood so it just doesn't "feel" right without one. I notice myself touching my pocket during the day to feel if it's still there, if you follow me.