Do you carry a pocket knife?

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Killmonger
10/06/2025
02:41 PM
#1
Whether its for protection, or youre using it for a tool. Do you carry a pocket knife on you?
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bfslick50
10/06/2025
02:42 PM
#2
Used to, but not for a long time now
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Accolon
10/06/2025
02:46 PM
#3
I used to but I lost it.

Now I have a box cutter I use for work.
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DodogamaRayBrst
10/06/2025
02:47 PM
#4
A trump knife.
BuzzKilljoy
10/06/2025
02:48 PM
#5
Yes. My dad gave a bag of cheap flip-it knives with his company name on them when I was like twelve. 30+ years later I am on the last one. I've had other knives but they always end up lost, these I don't worry about losing or getting dull.

Time to order myself some new ones I think.
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boomgetchopped3
10/06/2025
02:50 PM
#6
No but I need one often. I have a Swiss Army knife but I dont carry it
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Villain_S_Fiend
10/06/2025
02:50 PM
#7
I'm not telling you.
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ai123
10/06/2025
02:53 PM
#8
Small Victorinox penknife.

Too small to use for 'protection'. Comes in handy for various practical tasks.
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Lillymon
10/06/2025
02:54 PM
#9
Pretty sure that's illegal here in England. So no I don't and if I did I wouldn't tell you.
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Tyranthraxus
10/06/2025
02:55 PM
#10
While I used to carry a larger 3.8 inch knife these days I use an EDC multi tool that has a small razor blade attachment instead.

99% of what I used my knife for was opening boxes anyway.
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crayola555
10/06/2025
02:55 PM
#11
No. I know kung fu.
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ai123
10/06/2025
02:56 PM
#12
Lillymon posted...
Pretty sure that's illegal here in England. So no I don't and if I did I wouldn't tell you.
It's legal if the blade is less than 3 inches.

(Which mine is).
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archizzy
10/06/2025
02:58 PM
#13
I did in the Navy because it was surprising how often I needed a knife for working on the ship. But in my current job no so havent since 1999.
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Sephirothe
10/06/2025
03:00 PM
#14
I keep one in my fieldwork bag for the rare instances where I need one
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Kami_no_Kami
10/06/2025
03:41 PM
#15
In a manner of speaking. My pants have pockets.

Also, my names not Knife.
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Lonestar2000
10/06/2025
05:02 PM
#17
I carry 2, a Victorinox Mini Champ on my key chain and a 3 inch Winchester folding knife.
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ReturnOfDevsman
10/06/2025
05:05 PM
#18
No. I used to, because it's one of the most useful tools in the world. But it got too difficult. Gradually, they weren't allowed in more and more places, and it became too much of a hassle to go back to the car and put it away every time a whole category of public space decided you were there to kill them.
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B18Champ
10/06/2025
05:07 PM
#19
Lillymon posted...
Pretty sure that's illegal here in England. So no I don't and if I did I wouldn't tell you.

Only thing you are allowed to use for self-defense in UK is harsh language.
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Bugmeat
10/06/2025
05:08 PM
#20
Everyday. Usually this one. CRKT Pharaoh with the auto conversion.
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TendoDRM
10/06/2025
06:08 PM
#21
I mean I own one, it's out in my toolbox in the garage at the moment. But carrying one around all day in my pocket? No, of course not.
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Mr_Karate_II
10/06/2025
06:11 PM
#22
Most of the time I do, at one point I had one with a seat belt cutter and window punch but I lost it somewhere.

Usually I carry one on me at night if we're going somewhere and sometimes during the day. It can also be used as a tool if needed
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Glob
10/06/2025
06:40 PM
#23
No.

Carrying a knife for protection is stupid.
Ar0ge
10/06/2025
06:42 PM
#24
I have a Swiss army knife but I don't carry it. Should I?
HighSeraph
10/06/2025
06:42 PM
#25
No but I own an old ass one my dad just randomly gave me one day that belonged to his grandfather.
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Evening_Dragon
10/06/2025
06:47 PM
#26
I keep a balisong
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AlveinFencer
10/06/2025
06:49 PM
#27
When camping.
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Alteres
10/06/2025
07:00 PM
#28
On days I wear jeans/am not working, yeah

cant really in slacks
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Thermador446
10/06/2025
07:18 PM
#29
No, I just scatter then all over the house for when I need one
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doesntcare
10/06/2025
07:23 PM
#30
Evening_Dragon posted...
I keep a balisong
Interesting choice.

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Evening_Dragon
10/06/2025
07:30 PM
#31
doesntcare posted...
Interesting choice.
100% of its usage so far has been for fidgeting and fruit, but it's still a quick draw, and has some legal gray area, as opposed to more clearcut gravity knife laws.
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2001mark
10/06/2025
07:35 PM
#32
Nope, but my grandfather did. Used it as often as possible for mail, kitchen stuff, packagings, etc.
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