are idiots. Plain and simple. I sometimes get people at work asking me to borrow my knife to cut open a box and see people struggle to open packages(ex. cd wrapping). Also in movies the victim is so helpless because they're primary weapon(usually a gun) fails to work or runs out of ammo, but a simple 3" blade could do wonder's on the attacker's throat, arteries, spinal cord, ect.

W&C prolly gets this question alot, but what type of knife(s) do you carry every day? Mine is a Kabar Dozier Thorn folder, D2 steel(60-61 Rc hardness) at the moment.

Knives suck as weapons. The only time I would ever pull a knife in a fight is if the fight has gone to the ground. I would keep stabing the kidney's as hard and as fast as I could.

I do carry a knife daily for work related tasks. It is a tool after all.

It is an old school Kershaw. I need to get a new knife. I'm looking at gerber's lineup.

^ Remember those dudes that hi-jacked a couple planes with box cutters?

I EDC a SAK. The one without the corkscrew.

Remember that one flight that had people with some balls on it......

To be more specific, the one that crashed in PA I believe.

Flight 93.

Knives to typically suck as weapons.

I collect knives, so what knife I carry depends on rotation. Remember- not everyone can carry depending on job and location.

rotation?

Will the .gov pay for my schooling if I work for one of the alphabet boys?

knives are pretty good when the other guy hasnt got a gun.

but theyre pretty handy to have around, so i wouldnt mind carrying one around

Knife rotation.

Yes, if you get a co-op or something.

How many do you have? I managed to collect 65 knives(blade under 12") but sold most of them on ebay since alot of them were flea market junk.

Gerber "Assisted opening" (Switchblade) knife. One of the finest i've been issued to me by the USG.