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Originally Posted by ServeChilled81
Originally Posted by Grizzly Hebert
So it's a big deal for a guy to carry a pocket knife now?
the reaction to it in this thread is very strange.
My grandpa carried a pocket knife every day of his life, my brothers do as well...
be it utility or protection. I don't see what the problem is...
Originally Posted by NYC game
yes I still got a sidekick lol
hmmm...Originally Posted by PersiaFly
I also find it hilarious that dudes walk around with knives in their pockets.
I don't think anyone I have ever known has been a knife carrier. Interdesting.
I carry iPhone + Rugby card case (slim, holds 2 cards + ID) and keys. It is my life mission to have as little on me as possible at all times.
Originally Posted by sloanboy
these dudes not bout that life they pull out their knife/gun and STILL get they #%+ whooped
I didn't mean that as a diss at all, I really meant it's very interesting to me, i.e. that norms can be so different in certain areas among people that have so much in common like NTers.Originally Posted by Marvin Hagler
hmmm...Originally Posted by PersiaFly
I also find it hilarious that dudes walk around with knives in their pockets.
I don't think anyone I have ever known has been a knife carrier. Interdesting.
I carry iPhone + Rugby card case (slim, holds 2 cards + ID) and keys. It is my life mission to have as little on me as possible at all times.
Interesting you find it hilarious that some people in the world have walked around with knives for decades.
My dad and my grandpa have walked around with pocket knives ever since I could remember.
I think it's more of why do you need a knife every single day? Like you take it to work, school, gym etc? Is it not enough to just have it around the house, your desk at work (if allowed?), backpack, car etc? I wouldn't want to carry a knife, already keep my keys in my left pocket, phone in my right.Originally Posted by krazyl3gz
Originally Posted by ServeChilled81
Originally Posted by Grizzly Hebert
So it's a big deal for a guy to carry a pocket knife now?
the reaction to it in this thread is very strange.
My grandpa carried a pocket knife every day of his life, my brothers do as well...
be it utility or protection. I don't see what the problem is...Yeah, I'm a little surprised by the reaction too. The pocket knife is for utility purposes, handgun for anything that would threaten my life.
ooIRON MANoo wrote:
Not to be a **** either but you are cutting all these things at random times during the day, opening packages during the morning walk around the block?I feel you bro. Opening packages, needing to cut a bag open, cut some twine or rope, opening plastic packages, cable ties, zip ties, basically just everyday stuff when you need to cut something. Nothing too crazy.
I have knives/box cutters at home for these things, don't feel the need to carry them with me. I do have box cutters in both my cars (supermarket/warehouse jobs), in case of emergencies.
Originally Posted by ricky409
and where my motorcyclers at?
Originally Posted by blckmagc88
I see OP with the VCU id
Originally Posted by ServeChilled81
Originally Posted by Grizzly Hebert
So it's a big deal for a guy to carry a pocket knife now?
the reaction to it in this thread is very strange.
My grandpa carried a pocket knife every day of his life, my brothers do as well...
be it utility or protection. I don't see what the problem is...
Originally Posted by 4Shoposite
Lamest thread on Niketalk right here
Originally Posted by 18th letter
I think it's more of why do you need a knife every single day? Like you take it to work, school, gym etc? Is it not enough to just have it around the house, your desk at work (if allowed?), backpack, car etc? I wouldn't want to carry a knife, already keep my keys in my left pocket, phone in my right.
I would understand more if you guys said you used it for protection rather than a utility.