Interesting knife

**belial8256** · 07-21-08, 02:44 PM

Really if we get down to it, just about any consumable/purchasable item can be used as an engine of harm.

I think what i find particularly worrisome is that, for around here at least (Illinois), it is more commonplace for some one to carry a knife openly than a gun. True, Knives can and have killed...but really the idea of even getting touched by one of these and it kills? That sounds like an assassin's weapon from some book, covered in a deadly poison.

I understand their prescribed purpose, just like guns, and just like normal knives. I also think they're frikkin cool (hur hur), but i think that, just like guns, something like this should require a license.

**Tenrou** · 07-21-08, 02:52 PM

Watermelons everywhere BEWARE!!

"http://www.youtube.com/v/Sa_NC-_fvKs

**BIGAG** · 07-21-08, 03:03 PM

Is it getting cold or is it just my stomach being frozen?!?!?!? That shit is BADASS. Where can I buy one!!!

**Pineapple!** · 07-21-08, 03:08 PM

I'd continually stab my ice-cream outside on a hot summer's day.

TONY! WE'VE FOUND THE MIRACLE CURE FOR YOUR SHITTY DAIRY QUEEN ICECREAMS!

:10

**asianator365** · 07-21-08, 03:37 PM

Damn, good thing that guns are legal in the US. If someone comes at you with a knife like that, you treat them to a date with your 9mm.

**Too Much Damage** · 07-21-08, 04:10 PM

Originally Posted by Consultant

Originally Posted by PASHA

Those shouldnt be sold to the public. Dangerous stuff, if it really works.

Guns can be dangerous also, should we not be able to buy them either?

How about normal knives - or framing hammers - or pneumatic nail guns - or cars - or blocks - or rope - or boat anchors - or flashlights - you get my point?

These things are tools - criminals and idiots chose to use them against people...

You forgot ballpoint pens the most deadly common item on the planet.