Why was I born stupid?

Depends on how dry your skin is.

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AKTI Member # A000846
Stop when you get to bone.
 
Maybe you do it with great care, David, but if I'd sharpened that sucker (it's a new one to me) she'd still be wearing the band-aids the way she did it. I think the most unsettling part was when I politely asked her to stop and she just laughed and kept going. Again, I should never have handed it to her in the first place because then my baby was out of my control.
I'm going to remember this later in life when I have children and people ask to hold them . . . . .

(and personally, I take shavings off my fingernails to test knives, or shave a bit of hair if it looks like it'll do it.)
 
I think that we should all buy some really cheap folding knives (< $5), sharpen them until they're razors, and leave them lying around colleges and bars (adult-type places).

We'd cut the local moron population in half.
 
I'm also going to add that you should think twice before handing over a liner lock or liner lock variant (like a MT micro-bar) to a non-knife person, even one that knows more about sharp objects than a normal person. It's kind of like watching a chimp figuring out how to close something only with the chimp in danger of slicing themselves and getting finger prints all over the blade . . .

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Simon Yu

"I look at it this way. If things get much worse I'll be too dead to care."
 
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