zzziippyyy

oops typo shoulda said- i remember when i could remember or do i

boltonblue

I used to work in a grocery store before I went in to school in the morning.
I would routinely carry a 4 inch blade buck knife and 3 or 4 case cutters in my pocket just because I'd forget to take them out my pocket.

and Steve, I can remember when people smoked on flights.
planes had smoking and non-smoking sections.

and oh yeah I used to carry a swiss army knife on flights too.

NNY S2k

I can remember delivering newspapers when they cost 7 cents a day and 10 cents on Sundays!
Levi

NNY S2k

Same here!


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Levi

jtpassat

I remember when i owned an S

Triple-H

I remember my 1st time

boltonblue

that's easy.
the question is can you remember your last time?
but maybe that belongs over on

zzziippyyy

[QUOTE=boltonblue,Apr 3 2008, 03:40 PM]that's easy.
the question is can you remember your last time?
but maybe that belongs over on

Triple-H

[QUOTE=boltonblue,Apr 3 2008, 03:40 PM]that's easy.
the question is can you remember your last time?
but maybe that belongs over on

CTMechE

Amazingly enough, I carried a pocket knife all through high school. It was a fully serrated Spyderco Delica, which I still have. I was class of '98. It was against policy, but I simply never got caught. I have carried a pocketknife with me nearly every day the past 14 years. Half my life.

I'm an Eagle Scout, and being prepared is just a good habit. And I'm not some crazy constitution-waving conservative, but I get rather pissed that more and more people tend to view a small pocket knife as a weapon. I'm fine with stowing it when I go to places like courthouses and airports, but beyond that I refuse to feel like a criminal because I carry a pointy object.

For my wedding last summer, I purchased knives as a groomsmen's gift, and had them engraved. (Buck Rush knives) Since they were "assisted open" knives, I actually had to research the laws to make sure I wasn't getting anyone in trouble. It took a long time, really started to annoy me when I found out that the CT law actually has verbage that criminalizes anything "considered to be a dangerous weapon." Basically, the only thing I took away from reading all the related legislation was that pretty much everything can be illegal if you irritate the wrong person.