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Clearly you do not understand me. I am saying that knives have not been demonized and deemed forbidden to carry everywhere and everytime until a few decades back. In yesteryears knives and daggers were commonly carried by everybody so no need for a folding knife in the sence of having a knife...

No it was not. Knives have been seen as normal everyday wear as your clothes until the last few decades.

A rabbit. It was a finnish rabbit, not a welsh rabbit.

Can not be enough emphasised what TLM allready pointed out. First thing to understand about insulation is that it is not the fabric that insulate but the air that the garment binds. 1 inch of down insulates better than 1 yard of concrete. Inside concrete walls in our apartment are cold to the...

Do you know for a fact that they had restrictions on what a citizen could carry?

What carry restrictions do you refer to, what century? I know of some restrictions of citizens to carry swords in cities in medieval times. That´s why so many carried daggers or alehouse daggers (in britain) for self defence.

Why, since there were no "open carry laws"?

Prepareing for the next summer; a handheld fan. Can also be hung around the neck or as a table top fan.

Seems to be about same size as Skrama200 of Varusteleka. That is a knife I like very much. Paird it togeter with Sissi M23.

Since brexit I no longer buy anything from UK (I very much would like to) because now I would have to pay customs fee and VAT, something I do not have to pay when buying inside EU.

Traditionally eaten with lingonberry jam which is mainly tart with some sweatness. So I suppose you are right.

I use knots so seldom that I never remember how to tie them when needed. These make things easier.

Not much use here since our front doors open outwards.

Nite ize aluminum rope tightner.

Allright, not too bad. My girlfriend had date paste with which I manage to make it thicker.

I wrote somewhere here that I don´t fancy tea and prefer coffee. But now I have found a tea that is to my liking; lapsang souchong. First heard about it in the movie Phantom Thread but paid no more attention to it. Then some time ago I read about it and the description of it sounded like it...

Nah, too much poisonous creepy crawly and slithering critters for my liking.

WWI boys had a romatizised view on war. Boys of today have seen plenty of videos from real wars and should know what a hell war is.