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I never need a knife but it's still cool to have. It's just a lovely no brand knife from Costco though.
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Sep 8, 2016 16:06
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I want a pocket knife with a bottle opener on it so I can open beer bottles when I am out and about but also can cut off a loose thread or open a box easily.
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Sep 8, 2016 16:08
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turbomoose posted:I want a pocket knife with a bottle opener on it so I can open beer bottles when I am out and about but also can cut off a loose thread or open a box easily. https://www.amazon.com/Kershaw-Shuffle-Folding-Stainless-Handle/dp/B015J2E34M/
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turbomoose posted:I want a pocket knife with a bottle opener on it so I can open beer bottles when I am out and about but also can cut off a loose thread or open a box easily. If you don't care about the finish of the knife, you can wedge the end of any closed knife under the cap to open a beer. A friend of mine taught me with a bic lighter, but the same principle applies. It will chew up the end of the knife over time though. I carry a Spyderco Native in my pocket when I'm at work, and I have a gerber shard attached to my keychain. If I'm not at work, I usually have a Benchmade Emissary on me. The shard is a pretty cool little multi-tool. 
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Sep 8, 2016 16:41
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I'm the USB memory stick.
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Who is sadder... the human being who doesn't carry a knife because he can borrow a pair of nail clipper from the secretary at his office, or the guy who carries a flash drive on his key chain in the year 2016
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8 track betamax posted:Who is sadder... the human being who doesn't carry a knife because he can borrow a pair of nail clipper from the secretary at his office, or the guy who carries a flash drive on his key chain in the year 2016 Its you.
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im the dear john letter on the postit
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Sep 8, 2016 20:17
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8 track betamax posted:Who is sadder... the human being who doesn't carry a knife because he can borrow a pair of nail clipper from the secretary at his office, or the guy who carries a flash drive on his key chain in the year 2016 Trick question, They're the same guy
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Sep 8, 2016 20:18
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This dickless clown all ambling up jingle jangle with a big bundle of poo poo for a keychain
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Sep 8, 2016 20:27
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AFewBricksShy posted:If you don't care about the finish of the knife, you can wedge the end of any closed knife under the cap to open a beer. A friend of mine taught me with a bic lighter, but the same principle applies. It will chew up the end of the knife over time though. Gerber missed a golden opportunity to name that thing the "Shart".
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whoflungpoop posted:im the dear john letter on the postit From what I can see it says "Poop, Waterproof Waterproof Waterproof, Waterproof, Waterproof?"
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The quick draw release on this knife is very addicting despite the inferior steel quality it really gets the job done if you're in a tight spot. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kgNAw7e9DqU -edit- it is a luxury good so be sure to take care of a knife like this.
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Rutibex posted:my knife is pretty good, it's a 1939 Nazi bayonet. this is just my standard "walking around" all-purpose go to tool. its great for carving wood, or skinning animals, or cutting ropes, etc. it's all one solid piece of metal, so it's pretty indestructible. was it used for war crimes? i know this might be a joke post but my immediate reaction to it is to just become sad how people actively in this thread and in the entire world spend money on stainless steel with plastic handles and only 70 years ago we could afford quality steel as a standard issue for every single one of millions of soldiers, even knowing half of them would never use it once a single american tear rolls down my right eye onto my slightly muscular and defined orbital bone.
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i donno my grandfather gave it to me and i didnt ask:
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Yeah it sure is a shame we no longer are outfitting young men en mass to disembowel each other, yeesh
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praxis posted:"A man should always carry a knife, lighter and handkerchief. There's not much life can throw at you that you can't cut, burn or put a tourniquet around well enough to at least get you home." - My Dad Your father is a good and wise man. Only thing I'd add is a small flashlight. Nothing fancy, just a small LED model that runs off a AA or AAA battery.
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I carry one of these babies in the pocket of my slacks every day. Not a day goes by that I don't use every one of the tools at least twice.
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I always have a nice Benchmade hunting knife in my purse because knives are useful. I also keep a scrub-tier Gerber in my car just in case I forgot my purse. My trunk looks like a nutcase survivalist's overall though. Pick fucked around with this message at 23:08 on Sep 8, 2016 |
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Sep 8, 2016 23:06
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When I was in high school some girls had pointy sharpened screwdrivers in their purses
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Sep 8, 2016 23:09
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OP this is my pocket knife it helps with my Alzheimer's.
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Sep 8, 2016 23:19
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I've had a 1st gen Wave for over 16 years. I named it "Winona" when I first started carrying it.  Also what I usually have on me all the time is a my car key, whistle, light, small titanium pry bar, P-38(my dad's from the Korean war), thumb drive, and various loyalty cards.
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Sunswipe posted:Your father is a good and wise man. Only thing I'd add is a small flashlight. Nothing fancy, just a small LED model that runs off a AA or AAA battery. With my dad the maxim was having a Swiss Army knife and duct tape. I got my first Swiss Army knife (Victorinox, of course, not that Wenger poo poo) when I was maybe 8 or 9 or so, and Dad made proper knife safety very clear. He showed me how the blade opened, and that since it didn't lock back that you should never use the point like it was a stabbing tool or it would close up on your fingers. He basically said that if I cut myself it was my own drat fault, and the lesson took - never have had an issue with self-inflicted pocket knife wounds. He also told me that the barrel of Wyatt Earp's gun at the shootout at the OK corral was mostly duct tape, but that I find more dubious.
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Good thing that's all on a carabiner in case you run into a mountain
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y'all should get some of those wee lil canisters that attach to your keychain. I love those. enough room for a secret hundo and two safety matches.
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8 track betamax posted:Good thing that's all on a carabiner in case you run into a mountain It's what feels comfortable in my pocket. I had this keychain that was given to me in my teens for the longest time, but spring loaded bit started to fail and my keys would come separated from the other half. I went throught a few different things before I settled on the small carabiner. I tried this S-Biner, but it was too big and didn't feel right.  Pick posted:y'all should get some of those wee lil canisters that attach to your keychain. I love those. enough room for a secret hundo and two safety matches. You mean these? 
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today i was going to fix a mailbox that a contractor drove over with his truck and instead of using my knife to open the replacement part box or cut open the bags containing the bolts and washers and stuff i just had the secretary do it for me
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Turmoil posted:You mean these? those are for your rear end not your keychain hth
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Turmoil posted:I've had a 1st gen Wave for over 16 years. I named it "Winona" when I first started carrying it. is the tiny pry bar in case you need to break into a model car or something?
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jarofpiss posted:is the tiny pry bar in case you need to break into a model car or something? It comes in handy for that more than you'd think. 
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notZaar posted:Yeah it sure is a shame we no longer are outfitting young men en mass to disembowel each other, yeesh we still do this, but we pay more money for shittier gear lmao. also i was clearly talking about the availability of good tools in the modern world becoming a niche where you have to find a blacksmith in another state and wait on his internet waiting list for him to forge your tool then again i could be wrong, i think zaar is right war ended around 1970 america is the nation of peace now, also all the tools in sears are good and dont end up in the ocean in 9 years after sale
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8 track betamax posted:knifes. Mini katanas
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Turmoil posted:I've had a 1st gen Wave for over 16 years. I named it "Winona" when I first started carrying it. What's the waist size of ur jorts?
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could someone tell me the secret of steel or is taht something that only comes with the instructions when you buy a knife?
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jarofpiss posted:is the tiny pry bar in case you need to break into a model car or something? Actually those are incredibly durable. I've opened crates / stuck car doors with them.
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i'm going to pull out a brutal six inch folding knife to peel an apple because that's what normal people do
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Fonzarelli posted:i'm going to pull out a brutal six inch folding knife to peel an apple because that's what normal people do Who the hell peels an apple in the first place?
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will they take away your knife if you tell a non-knife haver the secret of steel?
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i need to open a package, let me get my kukri from my car
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