I usually carry four little ones, two on the key ring, one in my pocket and one
in my wallet. If I am hunting then two more in my coat. A lot of times I wear my
neck knife and also carry a Benchmade AFCK or Cold Steel sliding tanto. When I
visit family I take my kukri machete in case of disagreements. Actually it is
because my dad usually has some yard work waiting for me. My house has various
knives stashed all about in most rooms.

At a pork expo once with friends in college a lady gave my roommate and me each
a pencil. She said 'if you only knew someone who had a knife you could sharpen
that' we both just laughed and thanked her.

Bad Andy 

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> On Oct 19, 2014, at 4:54 PM, Darrell & Kathy  wrote:
> 
> Galoots,
> 
> I used to carry a knife all the time when I was younger.
> Got my first knife from Grandpa when I was 7, carried that
> until I lost it, and carried a succession of twin blade folders
> through to the end of high school, and then began to leave
> the knives at home more and more often.  Fast forward 25
> years and I became a Scout leader, and started carrying a
> knife again.  The one I drag around all the time now is a
> small single blade Zippo locking blade knife I picked up
> at a garage sale for a dollar.  It was in a box with several
> very badly mangled $3 victorinox knives, but the Zippo
> was in excellent shape, and had the smaller price tag!
> 
> In my drawer I have "a few" pocket knives, ranging from
> a big old Schrade to a pile of those "losable knives" from
> Lee Valley.  Maybe carrying them is a deadly sin in the
> eyes of the law here, but lets just hope they never try to
> outlaw ownership of sharp stuff or we're all doomed.
> 
> -- 
> Darrell LaRue
> Oakville ON
> Wood Hoarder, Blade Sharpener, and Occasional Tool User
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