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If I ever get kilt by a knife like that - I’m going to
come back and haunt the chit out of my assailant.
Knives like that are for chinks!
Now THAT’S a knife!
If Inwere to get a blade shoved up my gizzard or backside - I’d
like it to have a touch of class!
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That's a Dirk....
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Chutes Magoo
Apparently the Philippinos played war using 1860's grade medical treatment and whole lot of them ended up with amputations. Thus the need for a knife that could be opened with only one hand. Thus the so-called butterfly knife, the king of flea market cheap-ass low grade steel knives that couldn't cut fucking butter. It served as a fidget spinner for Gen X - everyone I knew had one back in the day and we'd sit around all day just twirling those stupid knives. I can't recall ever actually using one as a knife to cut something. The old Buck lockblade handled real knife chores.
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