I will continue to get that one in to, for me its plain stupidity to carry a blade, why carry one, peel your apple.
I carry one to lend to the other 99.9% of people who ask to use mine all the time
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I carry one to lend to the other 99.9% of people who ask to use mine all the time
I will continue to get that one in to, for me its plain stupidity to carry a blade, why carry one, peel your apple
If your a tradesman you will keep your tools in a tool kit, no need to have a blade on you. For one thing it gives police something to moan about and while you may be sensible, the people who take the blade off you may not be and I don't care if your a cross between Bruce Lee and the incredible hulk anyone can get decked.
Just my view.
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I carry one to lend to the other 99.9% of people who ask to use mine all the time
Ahh.. You beat me to it.
It's very easy to get along without a knife when there is someone else to scrounge one off isn't it.
In my pockets i have a pencil, tape measure, lighter, leatherman , £1.44p and a payslip very boring.
pockets at the moment-
bic lighter, zippo lighter, buck canoe pocket knife, whislte, match safe, door keys, pipe tool,fenix torch, pea nut lighter,
tobbaco tin,couple of pens
as for my work bag its anyone's guess whats in there!
bic lighter, zippo lighter, buck canoe pocket knife, whislte, match safe, door keys, pipe tool,fenix torch, pea nut lighter,
tobbaco tin,couple of pens
as for my work bag its anyone's guess whats in there!
Floppy discs? Do you just like the 'old school' feel of them or is there a more subtle reason for using floppies, just interested. I came across a pack of them in the back room the other day and was quite entertained by the find.
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Just had a thought - any thread on EDCs on our sister site in the US would be full of the relative merits of 357 magnums versus 9 or 10mms
I think a few BCUK members could speak on the merits of eating Magnums....
Just had a thought - any thread on EDCs on our sister site in the US would be full of the relative merits of 357 magnums versus 9 or 10mms
Take a look back to post 19, item 6
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Floppy discs? Do you just like the 'old school' feel of them or is there a more subtle reason for using floppies, just interested. I came across a pack of them in the back room the other day and was quite entertained by the find.
That's how we have to build the PC's where I work. Most of them don't have CD-ROMs and they don't support boot from USB. We are talking state of the art kit here
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Your safer with a Magnum John, the bigger bottles can't guarantee the bubbles. We bought two cases of the 'Widow Clicquot ' last year when on special offer (bottles) and very nice it is too
but for an EDD (Every Day Drink) some of the Cava's are very good and often cost no more than a couple of pints of beer or bottle of mediocre Red.Don't need a SAK corkscew to open them either
That's how we have to build the PC's where I work. Most of them don't have CD-ROMs and they don't support boot from USB. We are talking state of the art kit here
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Cutting edge indeed!
Take a look back to post 19, item 6
Oops - missed that!
...probably because it was just a .380, which everyone knows has no stopping power
At work I have a Stanley knife in my joiners tool belt/pouch. No way I'm using a decent knife to cut through DPC against concrete and whatever.
I don't really get the "I work as a builder so need a really expensive knife on me at all times" argument cos building sites are very harsh indeed to decent knives, a Stanley is more practical IMO.
I also have a Leatherman Fuse which is dead handy for when I'm looking for van parts in a scrapyard. Of course the full size tools are better but you have to cart them all about as well.
I don't really get the "I work as a builder so need a really expensive knife on me at all times" argument cos building sites are very harsh indeed to decent knives, a Stanley is more practical IMO.
I also have a Leatherman Fuse which is dead handy for when I'm looking for van parts in a scrapyard. Of course the full size tools are better but you have to cart them all about as well.
Oops - missed that!
...probably because it was just a .380, which everyone knows has no stopping power
LOL. Murphy's Law: The stopping power/lethality of a round is directly proportional to which end of the gun you're on.
I usually have my Fenix LD 10 in one pocket and a wee karib in the other with tweezers, spyderco bug, whistle and a resuscitation face shield thing Sometimes add a leatherman micra.
In my work bag I have my iPad, leatherman charge and nylon webbing with cam buckle for tying down equipment if out on a patient transfer- sounds daft but the last thing you need in an air ambulance is free-flying monitor!
KP
In my work bag I have my iPad, leatherman charge and nylon webbing with cam buckle for tying down equipment if out on a patient transfer- sounds daft but the last thing you need in an air ambulance is free-flying monitor!
KP
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