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originally posted by: knowledgehunter0986
Don't underestimate the lethal power of a spoon in the right hands.
Have you not seen the wobbly spoon bending trick? They're obviously demonic in nature.
originally posted by: spacedoubt
looks like someone cooked some heroin in that spoon.
just looking at the coloration.
originally posted by: rickymouse
I got way better knives than those in my kitchen drawers, those look like the typical knives in the vinnies or salivation stores, they cost maybe between a quarter to fifty cents. Great for the young people starting out, but not for a seasoned knife user who has been preparing food for many decades.
Old real silver spoons get tarnished (petina) look it up. if it was used for drugs it would be crusty and burned only in the working part and not the handle also.
originally posted by: FredT
It does look like a drug spoon at least lol. Or the Queens silver polisher is on vacation.
originally posted by: Shockerking
Old real silver spoons get tarnished (petina) look it up.
originally posted by: FredT
It does look like a drug spoon at least lol. Or the Queens silver polisher is on vacation.
Of course, any spoon in a right wingers hand is a weapon of mass destruction.
originally posted by: MisterSpock
originally posted by: Shockerking
Old real silver spoons get tarnished (petina) look it up.
originally posted by: FredT
It does look like a drug spoon at least lol. Or the Queens silver polisher is on vacation.
It's not so much as a tarnish formed from exposure to the air, but more of an alt-right coating formed by neo-nazism because of nazi's.
Ok this is going to be a hard to swallow story.
originally posted by: knowledgehunter0986
a reply to: MisterSpock
It's true.
I once killed a man with a spoon, then ate his flesh with my bare hands.
originally posted by: Shockerking
Old real silver spoons get tarnished (petina) look it up.
originally posted by: FredT
It does look like a drug spoon at least lol. Or the Queens silver polisher is on vacation.
originally posted by: Shockerking
Ok this is going to be a hard to swallow story.
originally posted by: knowledgehunter0986
a reply to: MisterSpock
It's true.
I once killed a man with a spoon, then ate his flesh with my bare hands.
Back in the 80's I lived in a northern town in Michigan. A friend of mine back then took me to visit his grandpa. Well in his living room was a bear skin rug in front of his fireplace. In the bears eye was a spoon hanging out of it. I had to ask, just had too. And the story goes this grandpa back in the day was camping out and eating around a campfire when a Black bear attacked him and all he had was this spoon. He supposedly jammed the spoon into the bears eye and killed it during a scuffle. Everyone in my friends family swear this was a true story. I don't buy it either, but they all swear it's a true story.
originally posted by: MisterSpock
originally posted by: rickymouse
I got way better knives than those in my kitchen drawers, those look like the typical knives in the vinnies or salivation stores, they cost maybe between a quarter to fifty cents. Great for the young people starting out, but not for a seasoned knife user who has been preparing food for many decades.
I have a block full of twin henckels.
So double whammy, they are not only high quality and sharp, but nazi knives as well.
So alt right nazism all the way. Thank god I'm in the US, because that knife block would probably get me hung in the UK.
Well they did swallow their gun rights years ago.
originally posted by: MisterSpock
originally posted by: Shockerking
Ok this is going to be a hard to swallow story.
originally posted by: knowledgehunter0986
a reply to: MisterSpock
It's true.
I once killed a man with a spoon, then ate his flesh with my bare hands.
Back in the 80's I lived in a northern town in Michigan. A friend of mine back then took me to visit his grandpa. Well in his living room was a bear skin rug in front of his fireplace. In the bears eye was a spoon hanging out of it. I had to ask, just had too. And the story goes this grandpa back in the day was camping out and eating around a campfire when a Black bear attacked him and all he had was this spoon. He supposedly jammed the spoon into the bears eye and killed it during a scuffle. Everyone in my friends family swear this was a true story. I don't buy it either, but they all swear it's a true story.
Well, I don't believe it, but thankfully our UK contributors can swallow just about anything.
I'm sure they'll love that story.
Well like what happened to me today. I had a flat tire (picked up a screw) I keep tire plugs in my glove box for just such emergencies. And I keep a knife on me. If you do not cut off the end of the plug properly it will result in another leak down the road. Knives, blades are are friends and very useful tools, even in emergencies they prove useful. Don't ever get cucked into thinking otherwise by ANY government or establishment.
originally posted by: rickymouse
originally posted by: MisterSpock
originally posted by: rickymouse
I got way better knives than those in my kitchen drawers, those look like the typical knives in the vinnies or salivation stores, they cost maybe between a quarter to fifty cents. Great for the young people starting out, but not for a seasoned knife user who has been preparing food for many decades.
I have a block full of twin henckels.
So double whammy, they are not only high quality and sharp, but nazi knives as well.
So alt right nazism all the way. Thank god I'm in the US, because that knife block would probably get me hung in the UK.
I always carry a pocket knife, I use it almost every day, from things like cutting coupons out of the grocery store sales fliers to cutting and stripping electrical wires or just cutting up some food somewhere. I used to carry a bigger buckknife on my belt, but now I just use a tiny high quality knife. It might scare a chipmunk, but not a squirrel.