You whip out a knife, and someone gets the absolute vapors. As if you whipped out a grenade pin in a room full of sergeants and said "Ooops"
Tam mentioned it.
And it's happened to me. Even an inch and half mini bladed pen knife. They act as if I yanked out my junk. (Slight size disparity between the two. But only slight.)
I did an informal poll at work though. I am the only one that's ever run across this! "What are you talking about, T-Bolt."
Aw c'mon! Makes me wonder if they had ever even showed it in public (again, a PENKNIFE). So I assigned them homework. And report back.
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About Me
2 comments:
I came over from GunFreeZone.
In Texas my ZT350 bothers no one, even when I have needed to use it in public.
In California people tend to lose their minds even when we're hiking.
I have a standard six-blade Swiss Army knife. Right now it's a Tourist, I have carried Spartans and Tinkers, which differ only between the corkscrew and the T-handle Phillips screwdriver. My ex was creeped out the time we were on Malibu pier and there was a pelican on the pier tangled in some fishing line (and a couple of hooks), so I used my Swiss Army knife to easily and bloodlessly separate the bird from the fishing line.
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