Random Thought Thread

Today's work carry, well pretty much every days work carry actually.
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abbydaddy said:
Ooh, I like "C3." You could get a 4V C3, or a D3V C3... and if it was a racing C3 it could be a D3V C3R! It is like a Droid name on Star Wars... Oh snap! if there was say, a Carothers Competition Chopper Polished Option it could be a C3PO!
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I like C4 better because this knife is going to be explosive! Carothers Champion Comp Cutter!
 
Standard78 said:
Is he already showing signs of catching the knife bug?
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Well he has asked for his own knife a bunch of times. I always carry a folder which he regularly takes out of my pocket. So I figured his Mom has a fancy version of the same model she carries that he likes so this was a good fit.

Admittedly he’s half the age this one is recommended for. But it will teach him about locks and safety.
 
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JustinFournier said:
Well he has asked for his own knife a bunch of times. I always carry a folder which he regularly takes out of my pocket. So I figured his Mom has a fancy version of the same model she carries that he likes so this was a good fit.

Admittedly he’s half the age this one is recommended for. But it will teach him about locks and safety.
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Sounds like he’ll be good to go in a few years.
 
JustinFournier said:
Well he has asked for his own knife a bunch of times. I always carry a folder which he regularly takes out of my pocket. So I figured his Mom has a fancy version of the same model she carries that he likes so this was a good fit.

Admittedly he’s half the age this one is recommended for. But it will teach him about locks and safety.
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It's all about the individual kid, not the recommended ages. My daughter is 3 1/2 and she has a peanut that she is not really allowed to use (there have been a few times she has been allowed to use it with me holding her hand, but I admit she is still too young to really use a knife), but she is already into knives. I carved a little wooden knife for her a while back, and that was fine for her last year. These days she is really enjoying getting to use butter knives and the potato peeler. She is definitely a little budding knife knut.

But it is about the individual kid. My parents gave me my first knives when I was 6 or 7. My sister wasn't really allowed to use knives unsupervised until she was a teen. And it was the same with my brother, except I don't think any of us really trusted him with a knife even as a teenager ;) I think my daughter will be pretty reliable with a knife pretty young, we will see how my son is when he gets older. Right now, he is only 7 months (even I am not ridiculous enough to give a baby a knife).
 
Just in case Nathan hasn't heard it yet.. I really want a Bowie.

That got transformed into a useful shape. The only useful things Bowies do is fatten collector pockets. They were a useful thing at one point as far as fighting and self defense knifes went. We are well fudge licking beyond that.
 
Anyways. Bowies suck balls. Not a damn one of us needs a pointy thing for whatever people want bowies for. Unless youei're getting in knife fights in which case we need to be friends. We do need a drop point design with NO GODDAMN CHOIL though. Just my 2 cents.
 
grogimus said:
Anyways. Bowies suck balls. Not a damn one of us needs a pointy thing for whatever people want bowies for. Unless youei're getting in knife fights in which case we need to be friends. We do need a drop point design with NO GODDAMN CHOIL though. Just my 2 cents.
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Seems like someone was very busy in the wee hours :)
 
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