My son has brought shame upon our house!

[mauser9]

Just use it for a beater or a loaner for those idiots that think it is OK to destroy property. We all know a couple

 

[Bigburly912]

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[jbmonkey]

im seeing it a different way. I'd be proud the boy is interested in owning and using a knife, instead of his keys or teeth.

 

[HexY3co]

That will do in a pinch but another 40k in education might be in order.

 

[Danny Linguini]

1, he’s working.
2, (I assume) he’s more interested in knives than pronouns.

He’ll learn the value of a good knife in time. But I’d say he’s off to a good start - better start than most these days.

 

[abcdef]

1, he’s working.
2, (I assume) he’s more interested in knives than pronouns.

He’ll learn the value of a good knife in time. But I’d say he’s off to a good start - better start than most these days.

Yes, sounds like a good kid. OP should be proud.

 

[Bigburly912]

Any knife is better than no knife. Everybody needs some throw aways.

 

[DavidABQ]

Maybe this is his cry for help? I needs you to give him a quality knife and can’t afford it. I would think that a Plain Jane Sebenzas would suffice.

 

[jux t]

Gonna have to put him down. So sorry.

 

[jbmonkey]

Maybe this is his cry for help? I needs you to give him a quality knife and can’t afford it. I would think that a Plain Jane Sebenzas would suffice.

needs some personalization though, so engraved by Chip...so get to it jlauffer.....

 

[Boattale]

We didn't all start out as knife experts. I say cut him a break and don't make a deal out of it.

 

[nosuchagency]

Doesn't make sense to buy anything other than a ozark trail?​

 

[NWFRS]

 

[nightman]

It used to be they would just put lipstick on a pig. Now they are putting lipstick, mascara and powder plus dressing them up real nice. It looks real good to the untrained eye. Still a pig though.

 

[mitchnola]

Sometimes the price of something tells you all you need to know.

The important question is how’s he doing in gender studies?

 

[SkinnyElectrician]

Hey, you never know, it might be okay. Sharpen her up and see how she does. Sometimes a cheap knife can work fine.

 

[AntDog]

Eldest daughter gifted me a imitation SAK with "Dad" burned in the loosely attached scales.

I hugged her, thank her her, then threw it in a bin.

I was actually a bit surprised too, as she knows my knife nut status....

The thoughtfulness was appreciated though.

My family doesn’t even bother anymore. The tombstone for that “you’re into knives so here’s this craaaaaap” reads 2002.

John, don’t you have anything laying around better than that? Hell, you’ve given ME better! Lol

Give your boy something nice, sharpen up that jarbenza, and let him compare head to head. He’ll come around. No shame should be carried, but he should be passed the stone of bladeucation. It’ll grow larger the more he adds to it.

If my boy came home with that I’d be more pissed than if it was drugs!

 

[KenHash]

It takes time and experience to learn anything about anything,
I'd just accept the good intentions.

 

[Ernie1980]

My middle kid loves his ozark knives! It’s all he gets anymore because he loses a knife every month or so. I gave up on giving him decent knives long ago because they were quickly donated to the fields and streets around our house…
When he gets to be more responsible we will look at better options lol

 

[David Mary]