[Daffynition]

Only 3000?

**The procedure was simple. Hand a friendly boy scout your knife or knives. They would put them in a zip lock bag, with a ticket that you kept a stub from. If you wanted, you could take a picture of the knives in the bag as an alternate way of recovering them.**

[Yo-Yo]

Where do you get there were only 3,000?

[exDemMom]

Oh, my. I didn’t realize there was a “knife rights” organization. Are things that bad now?

I’ve carried a pocketknife since I was eleven. Yes, I carried it to school back then. I can’t imagine going somewhere without my trusty, handy knife.

[M-cubed]

i recently had to check my 3” blade jackknife at Disney World only to get served a steak with a sharp 6” serrated steak knife minutes later......

Makes ya wonder...

[moovova]

"Irony...surrendering your knife to the folks at the Knife Rights kiosk."