That top image is actually from a video pointing out how stupid double ended bladed weapons are.
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That top image is actually from a video pointing out how stupid double ended bladed weapons are.
Then it obviously fits the bill!
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These just look odd...
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Last time I checked a knife is NOT supposed to do this:
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Good point. That is definitely the epitome. I could scarcely find anything on Alibaba that would beat that.
Every time I see the word "tactical" i shake my head. I was at Target just the other day and I was looking at flashlights and here it was, an energizer flashlight with all of about 80 lumens branded as "tactical," and guess what, it was twice as expensive as the flashlight right next to it with double the lumen rating. It's a marketing gimmick meant to make the average buyer feel cool and rugged and like they're part of the special forces. Guarantee if you sell 2 knives, label one as hunting and the other "tactical", the "tactical" version would likely sell for much more. I mean really, who buys tactical stuff? Military, policemen, sure, but generally they buy gear with a purpose, no fancy designs or anything like that, and certainly not because it's branded as "tactical". It's just buying into some image. Ooh, I got this tactical knife here, let me put on my tactical vest and take a tactical crap on my tactical toilet before heading out into my tactical truck equipped with these special run flat tactical tires and head out into the forest to practice tactics with my tactical friends.
Every time I see the word "tactical" i shake my head. I was at Target just the other day and I was looking at flashlights and here it was, an energizer flashlight with all of about 80 lumens branded as "tactical," and guess what, it was twice as expensive as the flashlight right next to it with double the lumen rating. It's a marketing gimmick meant to make the average buyer feel cool and rugged and like they're part of the special forces. Guarantee if you sell 2 knives, label one as hunting and the other "tactical", the "tactical" version would likely sell for much more. I mean really, who buys tactical stuff? Military, policemen, sure, but generally they buy gear with a purpose, no fancy designs or anything like that, and certainly not because it's branded as "tactical". It's just buying into some image. Ooh, I got this tactical knife here, let me put on my tactical vest and take a tactical crap on my tactical toilet before heading out into my tactical truck equipped with these special run flat tactical tires and head out into the forest to practice tactics with my tactical friends.
Well what's disappointing is that tactical used to mean, imo anyway, "tactical" as in "versatile and able to perform many tasks pretty well". But now it simply means blacked out or auto assisted. I love the 5$ flea market specials that are assisted opening and that's their only gimmick, because the lock is awful, the design is borderline unusable, and its just ugly.
I saw that episode of Deadliest Warrior too; still tacticool/tacticlol...:thumbup:
Exactly. Kinda suspect that was intentional.
Oh man, that is funny. :thumbup:
LOL!Dirty mind.
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Doyouevendarkoperatebro?...
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What. The. Flaming. Pink. Dragon. Is. That.
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Like a karambit; but harder to use.
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Zombified bent turd knife.
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Leave. Now. Or I'll call up Prac Tac and have them jump you. Cold Steel is above reproach!![]()