Zombie style knives
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Re: Zombie style knives
From the article in the link Gazoo posted......
Head of Scotland Yard anti-knife project Operation Blunt 2, Commander Mark Simmons, said: "We have had some finds of non-metallic knives...blah blah blah......"But the biggest problem is still knives that are taken from the kitchen drawer."
Head of Scotland Yard anti-knife project Operation Blunt 2, Commander Mark Simmons, said: "We have had some finds of non-metallic knives...blah blah blah......"But the biggest problem is still knives that are taken from the kitchen drawer."
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Re: Zombie style knives
DL. wrote:To be banned. What a shocker - make knives that look as if they are intended for violence and criminals use them for attacks. Who would have guessed?!
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-37080682
Despite it already being illegal to carry them or use them in violence?
Crap and badly thought out knee jerk law.
How do you define a 'Zombie' knife?
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Re: Zombie style knives
They ARE a joke but people collect them and hang them on their walls. Each to his own. My mate has a fetish for those absurd Klingon war blades. In its own way no different from collecting swords - which are designed to be a lot more practical for killing than these things - they're just a lot more attractive and classy.DaveB wrote:I have collected knives for years - but I wouldn't give those silly things house room. I only collect quality, working knives which have actual usefulness. Those things are a joke.
Perhaps if weapons were made prettier they wouldn't be banned.
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Re: Zombie style knives
Doesn't sound like the sharpest tool in the box does he?snayperskaya wrote:From the article in the link Gazoo posted......
Head of Scotland Yard anti-knife project Operation Blunt 2, Commander Mark Simmons, said: "We have had some finds of non-metallic knives...blah blah blah......"But the biggest problem is still knives that are taken from the kitchen drawer."
"I don't like my job and I don't think I'm gonna go anymore."
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Re: Zombie style knives
Trouble is there's no actual definition that can be applied - perforated blade = zombie knife, serrations = zombie knife, don't like the look of you today sonny = zombie knife
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Re: Zombie style knives
http://s1340.photobucket.com/user/alexk ... 0.jpg.html
Perforated blade - check
Serrated blade - check
Obviously a Zombie killing knife !
Perforated blade - check
Serrated blade - check
Obviously a Zombie killing knife !
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Re: Zombie style knives
https://www.amazon.co.uk/WMF-Cromargan- ... eese+knife
Serrated, tick. Perforated, tick. Scary zombie knife, hmmm.
Serrated, tick. Perforated, tick. Scary zombie knife, hmmm.
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Re: Zombie style knives
Sorry, I don't seem to have made my point too well. What I was hoping people would take away from it was that they need not be banned because they are utterly useless. Fit ONLY to hang on the wall.Dark Skies wrote:They ARE a joke but people collect them and hang them on their walls. Each to his own. My mate has a fetish for those absurd Klingon war blades. In its own way no different from collecting swords - which are designed to be a lot more practical for killing than these things - they're just a lot more attractive and classy.DaveB wrote:I have collected knives for years - but I wouldn't give those silly things house room. I only collect quality, working knives which have actual usefulness. Those things are a joke.
Perhaps if weapons were made prettier they wouldn't be banned.
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