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To: ansel12
I had a folding pocket knife in my pocket from 2nd grade onward. Purchased at the local Speedee Mart for $2 in 1963. I still have it. I carried a folding pocket knife daily including on airplane flights through 1984. I almost had a nice Gerber work anniversary pocket folder confiscated at the Oakland airport. I stopped carrying for flights from that point forward. I still have that folder too. My EDC is now a CRTK Obake in a nice kydex sheath. A fine letter opener. It gets put away on trips to the hospital and courthouse.

The woman dominated school system is also responsible for dealing with boys by medicating them so they are compliant like little girls. It starts in the K-6 elementary schools.

50 posted on 04/11/2025 9:03:34 AM PDT by Myrddin
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To: Myrddin
The woman dominated school system is also responsible for dealing with boys by medicating them so they are compliant like little girls. It starts in the K-6 elementary schools.

Yep it's terrible, in the old days they just put us, er, energetic boys at the desk by the teacher.

51 posted on 04/11/2025 9:05:15 AM PDT by 1Old Pro
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To: Myrddin

I also consider a knife important and for years have been carrying the large Benchmade Rukus, but I’m hoping to get my large Spyderco Civilian out of storage because I want its less assertive fighting style, for bars I used to wear my Glock sheath knife, except at times when I felt better with my full size Bagwell designed Hells Belle.

Around the house I wear a neck knife and sometimes clip on a dagger.


55 posted on 04/11/2025 9:29:23 AM PDT by ansel12 ((NATO warrior under Reagan, and RA under Nixon, bemoaning the pro-Russians from Vietnam to Ukraine.))
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