'stabless knives' on sale in the UK

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moose42 wrote:
“It can never be a totally safe knife, but the idea is you can’t inflict a fatal wound. Nobody could just grab one out of the kitchen drawer and kill someone.”
Umm yeah, well you might be able to cut JUGULAR VEINS!
Now why does someone saying you can't kill anyone by cutting make me think "Across is for show, up is for go." :lol:
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That statement makes me think of the old story about the CIA testing potential assassins by giving them a gun with blanks, and telling them to kill their significant others. Worked well until one woman decided to finish the job by beating her husband to death with the gun instead... 8-)
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Erik wrote:That statement makes me think of the old story about the CIA testing potential assassins by giving them a gun with blanks, and telling them to kill their significant others. Worked well until one woman decided to finish the job by beating her husband to death with the gun instead... 8-)
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Huh. I always thought Alice in Wonderland was a fairy tale, yet here we are living in it.
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SeekHer wrote: The truth--you win a knife fight by slashing at his arteries; wrist, behind the knees and throat and let him drain out, become groggy and slow moving, then you slash his throat and walk away...
I can add some corroborating empirical data ;) :-

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You could use a wine cork as a conversion kit to make pointy knives into "stab free" knives. :lol:
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I remember a murder case a few years ago where someone rammed a screwdriver into their victims brain. Seems a sharpened point isn't even needed to kill.

Of course, screwdrivers will be next... :roll:
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Well, as long as they've got raspberries, bananas, poin-ted sticks, easily-releasable tigers, and airborne 16-tonne weights, England will never be victimized!
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