Ninja sushi chef brings a knife to a gun fight — and takes robber down

Bizpac Review ^ | 1-4-15 | Joe Saunders

[lee martell]

You want some of THIS? “and Porky Pig stammered, ttttthat’s all folks!

[yefragetuwrabrumuy]

Blades can be very effective in a close quarters fight. And a good slash across capillaries is just a bugger to close in the ER, so there is a very good chance they will bleed out.

You will get their blood everywhere, however.

[Jack Hydrazine]

The best place for sushi in Seattle is a hole in the wall place called Sushi Kappo Temura. Just don’t hold up the place while you are there!
http://www.yelp.com/biz/sushi-kappo-tamura-seattle

[Cronos]

Dem Japanese are tough!

[Jack Hydrazine]

Blades when used in combat tend to have a higher fatality rate than guns.

[tom paine 2]

Especially Japanese sushi blades. I have two, they are razor sharp.

[struggle]

What idiot names their half Japanese daughter “Aichan”? If she goes to Japan, does she become Aichan-chan?

[Flick Lives]

The chef not only caught the perp, but served him up artistically on rice wrapped with seaweed and a nice wasabi sauce on the side.

[struggle]

My dad bought a nice one for $200 in Kyoto. They require more maintenance than a semi-auto firearm.

[bikerman]

Another gentle giant who was turning his life around???

[Joe 6-pack]

[Jack Hydrazine]

Maybe her name is actually Ai-chan? Is Ai a Japanese girl’s name?

[Sherman Logan]

I did some research on this once and I believe it’s pretty much an urban legend.

Guns, as common sense would tell us, are much more lethal than edged weapons. That is, after all, why people who actually engage in combat started using them instead of sticking with the much older blades.

[jayrunner]

As usual, these comments are priceless.

BTW, John Belusi, we miss you dude!

[Snickering Hound]

Ninjas. They're everywhere.

[EnigmaticAnomaly]

" And a good slash across capillaries is just a bugger to close in the ER..."

Are you sure you didn't meant to type "arteries" or even "veins"?

[Jack Hydrazine]

Maybe she has a brother named Charliechan?

[struggle]

Yeah, Ai is a regular name, but to have the reporter write it down as Aichan is just weird.

[smokingfrog]

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