Knife Recommendation?

[Calleja]

I don't know if I'd mind being mugged. At least it would give me something interesting to talk about. Things that I like, or find interesting, do not translate well to others.

Well send me all your money then, we'll make it an anecdote.

 

[Gusto]

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[Philosopher B.]

I don't know if I'd mind being mugged. At least it would give me something interesting to talk about.

Especially if you were mugged by a monkey.

 

[General Specific]

 

[Element 117]

Hmm, pretty sure

trumps

.

but who knows?

 

[Calleja]

We all know, it'd be like bringing a paper towel to a ..... well, lightsaber fight.

 

[General Specific]

I'd like to see a Klingon do this:

 

[Element 117]

I'd like to see a Klingon do this:

Just like the films, the first Clone Wars Series was better than the 3D CGI versions.

 

[Calleja]

Well, yeah, the CGI series is entirely aimed at kids, while the first one actually has a broader demographic..... wait, I think we're still too close to the films in that, too.

 

[Wasabi Poptart]

I like my 1 5/16" combination wrench.

You get a little extra workout with it because of the weight. Not exactly inconspicuous though.

 

[Null]

Bat'leh are shitty weapons, even by pre-industrial standards, much less science fictiony.

 

[Officer_Charon]

I like my 1 5/16" combination wrench.

You get a little extra workout with it because of the weight. Not exactly inconspicuous though.

Believe it or not, this might be a viable alternative. Kubotans are GREAT, as well - my mother carried one for years before it got lost during one of our many moves. My sister, ever the improviser (ah, chaotic neutral) had several (legal by GA standards) folding-blade knives and a PIPE Wrench on her person at all times.

Depending on where you live, there might be very stringent laws about what you can and can't legally carry - here in GA, you can have assisted-open knives but not spring-action (unless you're law enforcement - hee hee).

As previously stated above though, don't carry a weapon unless you know how to use it. Otherwise, you get a false sense of confidence and no ability to back it up. When you learn the fundamentals of whatever you will end up using (may I suggest Kali? Filipino martial arts are big on aggressive offense and defending against knife attacks), practice, practice, PRACTICE! Muscle memory is a very, VERY real concept.