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The only guy with a knife...

You know how many people I see using keys or even there teeth to rip stuff open. I always tell them a vic classic would make their life easier. My mom is the worst! She is always using keys or more often her teeth. I told her I'd get her a purple (her favorite color) classic if she'd carry it and she said no way.

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I have carried a pocketknife ever since getting my totin chip in the scouts. I have found 3 places to leave my knife behind. A courthouse, a VA hospital and one place you won't catch me in or at, an airport! I feel undressed without a knife someplace on me.
 
Also the times you do forget your knife you always remember leaving it because you will need it more that time then you did in weeks prior!

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smokinbasser said:
I have carried a pocketknife ever since getting my totin chip in the scouts. I have found 3 places to leave my knife behind. A courthouse, a VA hospital and one place you won't catch me in or at, an airport! I feel undressed without a knife someplace on me.
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VA hospital?

I go to the VA hospital here in Washington D.C. and I just walk in with my knife in pocket with no problem. A Vic classic on my keyring and the Case peanut in my pocket. Is it tighter security in Texas than Washington?

Carl.
 
Sounds exactly like something my mom would say...she'll be 80 May 12. Her dad (and her son) carried a knife every day of his life. He had an everyday knife that did everything from cleaning fish to cleaning fingernails and a Sunday knife that he had at the end of a watch fob. The man used his knife everyday as a farmer.

Yep...sounds like something my mom would say alright.

Good for you. And good for that crowd...no freaking out that somebody had a pocket knife.
 
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