I brought a knife to a funeral.

[@supermanlol5865]

*slowly opens a pack of gummy bears with a machete

[@petepyrotechnic6150]

What sucks is when your done with the package and have to gently put it in your pocket because the sheath is right hand only. #lefthandproblems

[@petepyrotechnic6150]

@James Campola try not to have a stroke

[@manofbeans.2176]

@James Campola how long did it take to write that comment.

[@CLE-zj9fp]

@@manofbeans.2176 there is a thing called copy and paste ctrl c ctrl v

[@randomhuman2016]

@@CLE-zj9fp unless your on your phone

[@raphaelbeinhauer9242]

The worst people are the ones that ask you if you have a knife, you give it to them, they use it what they needed it for and while giving it back, ask you: What do you carry this for anyway?

[@AdamasOldblade]

Those are the second worst people. The worst people are the ones who use your knife and damage it.

[@artistcat6052]

Nah the worst people are the ones who want to look at and inspect one of your knives so you tell them to be careful and they cut themselves but blame you for them cutting themselves.

[@danieldo8859]

The worst ones are the ones who ask you to borrow a knife, then proceed to pry open a paint can or canned food (and break the tip).

[@sgtsnuggles9112]

@@danieldo8859 for that exact reason you always carry some chunk of shitty steel from walmart. I don't care if my $4 donor knife gets damaged especially if it saves my baby from damage. She is for rope and plastic and if anyone else touches her she gets scared.

[@danieldo8859]

@@sgtsnuggles9112 I agree. Its called a "Delica" for a reason. God i wanna cry when my Leek got broken.

[@yeah6479]

Imagine being in the middle of a funeral and someone starts practicing their butterfly knife tricks

[@petepyrotechnic6150]

I actually brought my Balitrainer to a funeral and was showing it off after the service when somebody noticed me flipping it around in the corner

[@Siroky209]

I was flipping my Balisong as I real this lol

[@flippyfliperson4092]

We won't stop We would never stop Grandma won't stop that

[@missingno2401]

**meet the spy**

[@jamestruman2381]

Nah they start playing with there otf

[@Cliff_Dixon_42]

One of the biggest three-word lies in our society: "easy-open packaging." I had to use a knife to open up such packaging today. Ironically, the product inside was a knife.

[@Lugermonger35]

EcchiSpud that's good stuff

[@rickd248]

EcchiSpud Don't forget "So easy a child can do it".

[@ghoulishgoober3122]

EcchiSpud I have a box with a knife in it and I need a knife to open it but the reason I got the knife in the box was so I could use the knife in the box to open boxes.

[@tonym5736]

lol

[@ghoulishgoober3122]

That One Super Saiyan every mans worst enemy, god damn scissors. Once I bought a package of scissors that just wouldn't open so I bought another pair of scissors and that box wouldn't open. Needless to say now I have about 30 boxes of scissors and no way to open them. Anyone need some scissors?

[@LCO213]

Non knife people don’t understand that a knife is not just a cutting tool, it’s also a companion. I’ve carried a knife nearly everyday for the past 20 years. Having a cutting tool that I can rely on when I need it has saved my ass more than a few times in my life. My knife is more reliable than most people I’ve met. My knife is a true friend, and I honor it by carrying it and caring for it.

[@Lugermonger35]

Geopoliticus Child that's a damn good comment

[@xxEmmankunnArt]

And some knives holds precious memories of some events in your life

[@drzoidberg9758]

So you would carry a knife like a smoker carries his favourite zippo?

[@Thedende]

@@drzoidberg9758 why not zoidberg

[@drzoidberg9758]

@@Thedende I'm just British and the thought of someone walking around with a knife isn't a normal thing in the uk and it's heavily restricted and having one in a toolbox is normal but you wouldn't really carry one here

[@ka1s3r_29]

I would take a Z hunter to a funeral just to be safe

[@shahirbear]

ka1s3r_ that took me a second haha making nick proud

[@NickShabazz]

This is spectacular. Although I'd spray-paint it black first, because it's a funeral after all.

[@williamconway9813]

ka1s3r_ haha I have one

[@Kapsyloffer]

Just to make sure that it ain't *your* funeral.

[@Lugermonger35]

CrilleMega I don't know I would love to have a knife on me at my funeral something giant gold and meteorite craziness like King Tut LOL

[@Devan...]

What's wrong with bringing a knife to a funeral? I carry my knife on me every day. Do I use it every single day? No. Do I know if I'm going to be using on any particular day? No. That's why I always have it on me no matter where I go. Unless it's a federal building, in which case I take it out of my pocket and leave it in my truck.

[@vichayb]

Devan Biasi I do the same I bring my knife any where accept a federal building or school

[@Devan...]

vichay bun I haven't been to a school in forever so that didn't even cross my mind. But you are correct.

[@Dr.Mantis_Toboggan]

I have my knife on me everyday work, school, etc. I'm in an automotive program associates degree. So I use it at school a lot and we get a pass because we need our tools at school.

[@skyhighcoins7921]

I am the same way!!!

[@Gorilla_Chaos]

Legit places like schools or areas where it’s a clear no-no are the only places I don’t have a knife on me, but I have a knife on me at all times. It’s not like I’m having a combat knife strapped to my chess. It’s a pocket knife. I’ll pull it out and use it when I need it, I’ll cut fruit. I’ll open packages. I’ll use it for really any proper usage of it. Hell, I’ve had my family ask to borrow my knife in Public. It’s a good thing to have on you regardless if it’s just chilling in your pocket, or your car or purse. I feel everyone should have a simple knife accessible to them for the sole use of utility

[@aurelius5553]

Ive done it too and I wouldn't be surprised if I carried my knife to my own funeral, you never know if I might need it.

[@akivaliaho5166]

Never be caught without one, actually bury me with my knives. I might need to escape a coffin.

[@arcticthehunter7099]

I'll just be over here with my Z hunter. Don't mind me

[@sregginetahi999]

@@akivaliaho5166 I don't think someone can escape from a coffin with a knife

[@ProgThoughts]

@@akivaliaho5166 Don't worry, if you weren't dead, the embalmer will make sure you are

[@shestahusky3903]

No one- Lurgermonger- oh shit Jimmy ain’t dead yet! *whips out paragon warlock*

[@one-iy6kw]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@soulesspieceofcheese3093]

i wasnt expecting this

[@kris1089]

Literally me

[@G1NZOU]

You make very good points, I often notice that the strict knife laws of the UK make carrying knives (except for non locking folding knives of 3 inch or less blade length, so basically a small to regular sized swiss army knife) illegal in public, causing knife use with legitimate non-violent reasons to become unseen to the average individual, that coupled with the only news they hear about knife use being crime, gradually shapes their view on knives negatively, and creates a knock on effect where more restrictions get introduced. It's a vicious cycle, I am fond of bushcraft and while mentioning to my mother I'd bought a nice quality Gransfors Bruk small forest axe she commented "why are you buying weapons?", I found it worrying that her first thought when she heard the word "axe" was weapon, and not chopping or splitting tool, she has no problems using a cleaver in the kitchen but isn't exposed to outdoor woodchopping so doesn't think about legitimate use.

[@oliverwright6215]

@cdemartino16 agree

[@TaraConti]

I've been carrying a knife since I was a kid. And I'll never forget one day not too long ago. I was out in public and a man noticed the knife on my waist. And of course he had to make a comment. It something like did I think I was tough or something to that effect. (I am a girl )But I just had to laugh at him and explain that I find a use for my knifes on a daily basis! And there has been many circumstances where I'm very thankful that I've had one on me! You're absolutely right people don't realize how often they would use it if they actually had one. Especially because now my friends all know that I carry one so they're constantly "Hey let me use your knife!" Lol

[@kgkbuugj]

The people who try to shame others for carrying knives or guns or whatever are the weakest people out there they think not carrying makes them so brave and strong and they make fun of people like us for "acting tough" with knives. It just shows how insecure and irrationally afraid of inanimate object they are.

[@Ben_the_Ignorant]

My friends who don't carry a Leatherman asked for my Leatherman quite a number of times!

[@yomo9781]

Why did you have to say you're a girl

[@TaraConti]

@@yomo9781 Because it seemed to have mattered in this situation. All of the guys I know have never had anyone point out the fact that they carry a knife or have had their balls busted because of it. 🤷‍♀️ I honestly don't think that guy would have said a word to me about the knife if I had been a guy.

[@smoothmilk]

this is so cool **slowly sniffs the screen**

[@mubee4682]

My teacher brought Swiss army champ to a class , next day I brought my Boker , he said it was cool and since that day I carry my boker with me every day

[@hanswurst8682]

MumBee *click* nice

[@p0zzed]

Hans Wurst noice*

[@MementoMori1001]

MumBee I thought your teacher confiscated your knife...

[@joris201]

I got suspended for doing that

[@maximofenn8681]

I bet that teachers a total savage

[@StaceyWileyWoofwalks]

so often I find the fact you have a knife so helpful!

[@Lugermonger35]

Stacey Wiley this helps prove my point to everyone who reads this Stacey Wiley is a very close friend of mine

[@whatupitsjesterjake]

Lugermonger k I love ur vids but the paragon warlock and balisong is illegal where I live and I've not gone through puberty so I'm not even allowed Legal ones but I still love ur vids

[@alexh5725]

I am below 18 and own a small knife collection. I find this very helpful because I am glad to be allowed to carry a knife around though i don't at all times because i live in a city but, i think that in general one should bring a knife anywhere. Also i think that it would be more useful to carry like a swiss army knife for its multiple tools for different situations. Thank You.

[@sovietnugget8237]

"A"

[@prdanpr8299]

I would take a fixed blade to a funeral, it's not like I'm gonna kill the dead person

[@petepyrotechnic6150]

No... just make more funerals!

[@j_a_c_0191]

@@petepyrotechnic6150 hmm smart. Might try it soon

[@iamlonelyaf1434]

I mean if they wake up you can`t have em ruining the funeral...

[@jacobn5805]

I bring a knife everywhere except for schools and airports and places like that I got my first little knife at 7 it was this little Swiss Army knife from my dad's old job 5 years later I'm carrying my favorite knife that I bought by myself a benchmade 909 black on black

[@goldhetman729]

i have a lockback folding knife i carry it in my pocket even at home except for my school they ban weapons

[@wurmturm]

Rc robot 2 I have a Swiss army knife and I'm 11 *BUT* I lost it

[@Fabianwew]

Just have a sak in your pocket

[@Fabianwew]

Why shouldn't he

[@BaldMancTwat]

@Churt Gurt Well, he just said he has and has had a knife since he was 7, obviously, that's why he's watching knife videos. I got my first knife at 7 too! A swiss army knife, unfortunately, I used it to extinction which is sad because I wish I still had it.

[@spencerphillips5023]

Honestly, I don’t care if there pro or no knife; as long as I don’t get arrested, I’ll carry a knife with me.

[@haydenrasband1601]

I was just in the bathroom and saw there was a string hanging off my shorts, so i pulled out my trusty Kalashnikov and cut it off, just one of the many things i use it on every day

[@parisbtw5779]

My dumbass thought you meant an ak Then I thought on it for a little I feel so dumb

[@A-G-F-]

i carry a knife sometimes, but when i need it, happens that i forgot it talk about bad luck

[@Lugermonger35]

Handsome Jack screw Murphy (Murphy's Law)

[@arieldowling5143]

Me to

[@macandcheese5521]

"Always carry a knife with you. . . Just in case there's a cheese cake, or you need to stab someone in the throat" -General James "Mad Dog" Mattis

[@mielvanvelzen5967]

Meh it depends, i stopped carrying my knife when i worked a desk job in the city for a year because i never actualy used it. But now that i travel more and work a diffrent more active job i use it way more often. Realy just depends on lifestyle.

[@chosenname8104]

these are the same people who end up needing a trip to the dentist because they were gnawing on a package trying to open it. im done justifying myself to normies.

[@haroldcottrell8708]

would love to see more of that benchmade shot show limited edition sequel wow what a beautiful piece , I missed out on that one. thanks.

[@Lugermonger35]

Harold Cottrell thank you I will do I agree one of the better-looking Benchmade for a while

[@AssassinIronMan]

Video title: “a knife” What the thumbnail makes it look like: *I BROUGHT ALL MY KNVIES TO A FUNERAL*

[@agayfuzzypandabear]

As someone who likes to collect knives just like this dude, I figured he was just gonna talk about them and use them as examples :)

[@AssassinIronMan]

@@agayfuzzypandabear You thought he was gonna make a wedding with his knives? ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)

[@Ben_the_Ignorant]

I've been carrying a Leatherman tool absolutely everywhere absolutely all the time since 1997. I wore out two sheaths and it's currently riding in the third one.

[@sandwichenjoyer4253]

I have been collecting knives for years, but I despise the use of the word “sheeple” for people who don’t use/carry knives. Some people just don’t want or need knives, or can’t because of financial or legal reasons, and I find nothing wrong with that.

[@SwaggMessiah69]

Calling people sheeple is what you would call being up your own ass.

[@pinkorange4980]

Well obviously hes not talking ab thode people

[@VG13Reviews]

Try living in the UK dude. Its fuckin ridiculous! You can get done for carrying a 'UK legal' knife if you don't have a good reason to have it on you. You end up opening boxes and packages when your out the house with keys and pens.

[@lazar2175]

VG13 No one is going to make you problem as long as you dont flash it around,put it on table in bar or such. Why the hell the cop is going to pick you out of milions of people? And even if he finds out that knife is illegal,he is not going to do anything considering you are adult and that you can murder someone with pen.

[@leevi2138]

in finland you cant carry anything that has a knife on it or is in a way like a knife unless you need it for some task in here the cops can basically take your leatherman if you dont have a good enough reason to carry it

[@rasustacos8081]

VG13 not as much as Sweden belive me

[@wosh2nd68]

Flathead screwdriver you can stab and you can screw even those ridiculous cross screws

[@wosh2nd68]

Savva Moser not many, if you really want to kill someone just use a pen and aim for the head

[@thesupremenoodle911]

This channel is just super satisfying to watch for some reason

[@Legal_manufacturer]

Don’t know how but I’m now on a watching spree of this guy talking about knives. Definitely earned himself a subscriber on the way

[@yuyuko_s75]

I have everything-even-close-to-sharp-phobia.

[@petepyrotechnic6150]

I'm sorry

[@Reallytallsocks]

if it's in your pocket there shouldn't be an issue with size or design. I have had many knives at funerals.

[@atmbcito]

Like... Multiple at once?

[@samsummers2202]

Adrian I carry three knives on average 4 if I have my keychain

[@agayfuzzypandabear]

@@atmbcito I carry a knife and a multi tool, find having a dedicated knife handy. Sometimes I'll have a cheap box cutter too for paper and cardboard.

[@AdamasOldblade]

I always always always carry a folding knife in my back pocket daily and a small to medium fixed blade on my belt. It is just as natural to me as putting shoes on and I get just as panicked if I somehow forgot one as I'm leaving the house. This being said my state (Arizona) is extremely liberal with knives and we are allowed to carry essentially everything so I don't think twice about it. However, I have gotten double looks from people when I'm holding something like a package or a snack in plastic and then instinctively pull a knife out, flick it open and proceed to use it only to get people who seem shocked. As if I was waiting to do that, "oh I'm such a badass whipping my knife out" move when in reality I just wanted to eat some beef jerky. A lot of it is based on Hollywood I've noticed. You can pull out say a Buck 110 knife and say the cliché story of, "this was my grandfathers" and someone would respect it because it *looks* vintage and collectable and they usually will ignore the fact that it really could hurt and kill someone. In the same breath you could also pull out say a Spyderco ParaMilitary 2 and because you are use to the mechanics and naturally flip it open faster and (gasp) it has a black handle and looks so "tactical!" that it must be a weapon of evil! That one always bothers me.

[@RubleInnawoods]

yeah that's always irritating. my mother hates it when I flick open my knives around her to do stuff cause it "scares her"

[@BlockImmigrants]

How many knives do you have? This guy: YES

[@owayyiedh1017]

Finally people who take their knives with them, where have you been my whole life guys

[@Lugermonger35]

Majid44_ there are a lot of us just a scattered group I think that's why the internet so cool allows us to unite

[@gordondubisky6114]

I brought my little browning knife to my great grandmothers funeral and surprisingly the funeral director had to use it to pry the name plate off the earn.

[@thomasgiffin9398]

As a mechanic and a general tradesman I’ve gotten to to point when I don’t even go outside without my knipex, kershaw blur, ( I built a blue and black one out of two, it’s pretty slick) and a flashlight that clips onto my hat. It’s crazy how we adapt to our environment.

[@rainbowgameing8427]

Nobody: KZbin recommendations: I brought a knife to a funeral

[@EthanAdey]

No

[@charlieharrison1229]

I always carry around my Paragon Warlock, it's just so helpful in some situations.

[@Lugermonger35]

Obey Attempt hell yeah that's dope I love that knife

[@charlieharrison1229]

siduations*

[@BT_360]

I carry a small folding knife to school. It was helpful some times, but other times i was at the point that i had to explain why i carry a knife. Now some of my teachers carry knives in school

[@anonymousassassin2898]

BT 360 hey i have two questions. 1. Can you give me some perspective onto the reason you would bring a knife to school. Like is it more for self defense cause i dont see that many things at school worth cutting. 2. How long have you been carrying one for

[@BT_360]

Anonymous Assassin I carry a knife to school, because there are actually a good amount of things to cut. Like in a class where i work on wood or so it is pretty good to have one with you. It is for cutting stuff and not tha self defense crap . I hate the idea of a knives being weapons. I think like 6-7 months or so. Not so long. The knife i carry is small and doesnt look scary at all. It has like a 2.6 inch blade and it is a Sheepsfoot blade.

[@anonymousassassin2898]

BT 360 i see. I wish i could bring a blade to school but that would not turn out good. XD most teachers at my school never even laid a finger on a hammer.

[@marcisozols2800]

there is always a reason to bring a knife to a funeral. SURPRISE AUTOPSY

[@BaldMancTwat]

Surprise organ donator!

[@WilL-DaNG]

Surprise ending of free trials of life

[@Grand-Massive]

siduation

[@Lugermonger35]

The Collector LOL

[@GhostRangerr]

Man, that knife with Phoenix logo is so cool, now i want one like it 😎

[@TheKimjoh560]

Interesting thoughts. I always collected knives to some degree but I only started carrying them in every day life a couple of years ago. Partially because of strict knife laws but aldo because it never occured to me. I opened boxes with my house keys and improvised a knife in other ways. Then I got a job where I always had a knife on me. But in civillian life I kept reaching for the knife I never had because I was used to having it at work. It simply made everyday tasks so much easier. So I figured "Who's going to look in my pocket as long as I mind my own buisiness?" And I started carrying a leatherman. That quickly became a leatherman and a folding knife. I got used to having the right tool at the right time and felt bad when I didnt. After that it got easier to motivate buying new knives because I use them now, I don't just collect them. I recently added some automatics to my EDC rotation. I think about it sometimes, why I carry knives and how my surroundings look at me for doing it. Some people like my wife are a little intimidated by knives, my kids are fascinated, my friends and collegues think I'm a bit silly and call me the knife guy. What it boils down to is that its fun really. If it was about anything else I would have stopped at a leatherman. Only a fellow "knife guy" will get it. I also think your friend is right about society. Depending on where you lived a slipjoint knife or Mora was either in the pocket or on the belt of everyone here in sweden. Its sort of like how no one wears a watch anymore because society has other ways to tell you the time. But recently some people started wearing them again for other reasons than necessity.

[@zaneduggs8612]

The type of guy who waits for any moment some needs help cutting something; you don’t need to carry a knife; you have a hobbyists perspective which doesn’t capture reality.💯

[@JohnSmith-tm5xx]

That's why I carry two: one full-size heavy duty ready knife and another small edc sheeple-friendly folder, which usually tends to get more use out of. Interesting story here for ya. My mom is the kind of person that gets terrified by knifes. Yet she knows I always carry some utility blade on me. Recently she got diagnosed with cancer and she's undergoing chemotherapy. Whenever I visited her at hospital she aksed me if I have a knife. There was always some sort of cutting task to do. Getting rid of labels on clothing items, opening stuff. Hell, she didn't have any sharp knife at hand to cut a friggin cucumber, only a dull butter knife. And so I bought her a small gentle folder and she's been using it ever since.

[@virtualfpv3568]

Yup, when I first started carrying a knife, I was shocked with how often I used it and how much more convenient it made my day to day.

[@chaseheffelfinger6397]

To tell you the truth. I did bring my knife to a funeral, but I carry my knife everywhere, no matter what. I have to protect me and my family or the people around me so I do bring my knife. Surprising to others I use my knife a lot, especially at my job. So I do agree with you.

[@coldhotpocket8226]

Chase Heffelfinger " *GASP* WHAT IS WRONG WITH YOU!? SO RUDE! " just kidding... I still don't understand people that think like that.

[@ayoutubeaccount2003]

How about a school?

[@jabuticaba9383]

a youtube account You can't, that's illegal.

[@ayoutubeaccount2003]

Oh really?? i had no idea!!! that was sarcasm btw

[@jabuticaba9383]

a youtube account You asked a stupid question, what did you expect?

[@TheCoolCanaidian]

when i was a kid my mom would scold me for bringing a knife to church

[@SwaggMessiah69]

Nah, I have a few knives but I'm not weird enough to carry it at all times. Fishing, camping, going far out in the outdoors are all I need em for. The times where I "needed" one when I didn't have one in extremely rare cases, my blunt ass keys where more than easy enough enough to do the job.

[@arthuralves7522]

Man youre actually inspiring me into having a knife collection

[@jeffreydahmer3995]

I gotta give this person credit, they came up with a different question that isn’t just the same old “Why are carrying a weapon?” Or “Why do you need a knife?”. Instead they came up with something like how packaging has become more fool proof, not just calling every a knife a weapon

[@DrWarman86]

I carry 3 just about everywhere. I only have one on me at the gym though. Leatherman all purpose, a self defense tool, then one more on my keys.

[@roberthastings5442]

I brought a blackened blade Ontario RAT 2 to a friend’s funeral a few months ago for no other reason than I would’ve felt naked without a knife on me. Was fairly certain I wouldn’t need it (and I didn’t), but it had to tag along, anyway. The Late Boy Scout talks about his “church carry” blade from time-to-time, which I believe is a CRKT M-16. Anyway, just found your channel and subscribed before the first video was even over! Thanks for your reviews.

[@mma_misha]

This guy is like a knife philosopher

[@rustyshackleford17]

Most days I have a Boker Camp Knife in my pocket. Its typically what I end up using for opening packages in public.

[@josephhathcock1263]

I think ur on the cutting edge of a breakthrough in the debate cuz you actually have a point 🤔🤗🙂

[@ModernBladesmith]

The perferations are really just to make it easier to cut the package.

[@belanna0dd]

Wow they are all gorgeous. I live in the Philippines and as a girl, I think I should have one of these specially I often walk alone at night from work. Time to save up some money.

[@Nanchi]

I agree people who don't carry knives don't realize all the situations they would use a knife till they carry it

[@Omegaweaponsguy2]

I not only carry a knife with me, I also have one of those multi purpose tools, and I kid you not, my professors have used my knife and tool more times that I have. From opening water cooler jugs, to cutting some zip ties that where placed in a stupid area, and everything in-between. It's kinda amazing being known as "the tools guy" and never seizing to amaze some random student at what I carry on my bag

[@owenflude7501]

'Welcome back, time for another unboxing video!'

[@icebane8699]

I’d say that the CIVIVI elementum in Damascus CF would be a fine funeral knife, same with some of the protech, WE, and ZT knives. Now those are higher end ones but it’s a nice looking knife that works well and fits the color scheme well for a funeral.

[@ThePreparedSailor]

so jealous of your paragon knife, Ill never be able to legally own one in my country but its such eye candy

[@user-wq9mw2xz3j]

that fast ending freaked me out. Not first vid but new to the channel

[@amauris4220]

You don’t need to carry a knife but it is definitely helpful

[@kriskringus2191]

This guy’s audio quality is on point

[@rufusgillespie9940]

I carry a bench made 551 and I get what u mean. Whenever I get a package whether I need to or not I will still pull it out and cut it open for the hell of it

[@Damen0530]

Where did you buy that paragon?

[@Lugermonger35]

Damen0530 it's the Paragon Phoenix from Asheville Steel they just barely came out CFOknives.com has them available now but there will be other retailers shortly

[@NickShabazz]

... I didn't know this existed, but I now need to try one. OMG.

[@brotheroats3465]

Damen0530 Asheville steel

[@resolutecub9977]

Lugermonger, I know there would be vetter knives, but would an OTF be good for everyday carrying.

[@colinreilly3701]

Resolute Cub depends on what you're gonna use it for. Personally, I see OTFs as more of a show piece, but they'd be good for opening packages and self defense as well since the blade design usually lends itself well to stabbing. Just make sure they're legal in your area. I know that in my area, they're legal to own, but you need a concealed carry permit to carry one.

[@Lugermonger35]

Resolute Cub that's a hard answer I would say yes but it's reliant on quality OTF knives can be made very cheaply but the amount of force inside the mechanism from just opening and closing it is a lot of strain on the parts and the tolerances are never tight enough to keep out debris and alike but a high-quality OTF can be stalled out by Gunk but not as easily as you might think and will take a beating for years so it really just depends on the quality of the knife I think for EDC you need something you can depend on but that's where the price comes in high-quality OTF knives are expensive but if you got the money yes it's an excellent EDC option

[@jacobkotecki4047]

If you want to EDC, which I think majority of us would highly recommend, fixed blades or reinforced folding knives are really the only way to go. The reason being that an EDC kit is generally meant to be a practical, simple, kit that is relatively compact and can be used in any number of situations you may find yourself in in Every-Day-Life.

[@wafflesauce1124]

My dad always carries a knife. There has never been a time when I asked my dad to see his knife and he hasn't had one

[@braydendelong3867]

Why’d this channel die. I just found it and it’s so good

[@chilledcadaver9205]

i take knives everywhere i cant carry my 1911... but some places i still bring it

[@MyBoomStick1]

Lol I just imagined this guy is always just waiting on the edge of his seat for a moment when he can cut something

[@dubglock2312]

really nice sample of blades

[@Lugermonger35]

Dubglock23 hell yeah thanks man

[@thefrenchiestfry5951]

The best killers are the types of killers who BRING A FRICKING KNIFE TO A FUNERAL

[@ShellShock794]

I have a nice folder on me 99% of the time and a Swiss Army Card in my wallet 100% of the time and that card has been the best $20 I've ever spent in my entire life. It has a tiny 1 inch(ish) blade, scissors, a file/screw driver, tweezers, tooth pick, blue pen and a pin. I've used that knife to cut water bottles to make a funnel, cut off loose strings, open a package etc etc etc. Knives are absolutely invaluable in day to day use. Some times I'll go weeks without needing a knife but eventually there's always that one time that a knife is a necessity and other people will regret not having one

[@Lugermonger35]

ShellShock794 I know right I love it when a good multi-tool Saves the Day

[@barnabastoth1657]

Balisong is the coolest knife ever

[@mlittlegrizz]

I have certain knives for certain occasions. My funeral knife is a all black Leek with bronze accents!

[@anothersettlementneedsyour9628]

This guy really love knives

[@king_venom_815]

The second knife, i really like. Where can i pick that up?

[@anythingandnothing1996]

I always carry a knife with me when I don’t need it and forget it when I do

[@peteg22397]

It's an interesting point - people who don't carry knives don't need them. And to some extent that's true, they get along fine without them. I live in England, where any knife carry is considered taboo, and people think I'm dangerous or psychotic for carrying a small slipjoint with me. Even my closest friend thought it was weird, until I bought him his first knife. A tiny Victorinox keychain knife, blade barely bigger than one inch. And a few months later I asked him how he was getting on with it, and he says he uses it *all the time.* People think they don't cut anything, and they might not, but a small pointy piece of metal is invaluable for *so* many other tasks. Light prying, reaching something in a hard to reach area, removing a splinter, making a mark in something when you don't have a pen to hand, sharpening a pencil, and of course cutting - tape, cardboard, paper, blister packs. I've seen people use their keys for these tasks, and I've seen people break their keys doing it. I'd encourage everyone to try carrying a small knife, and just realise how useful it is...

[@Dan_Hazard]

dude my best friend passed away February 2016 and my mom in May 2016 I carried my Spyderco Fox SpyFox knife and blackhawk hawkhook to both funerals I know they would understand and expect me to sadly my spyfox my zt0450 and cold steel broken skull got stolen by a so called friend at his house when I rented there 2 months ago. good vid I knew they'd both understand

[@JAiZYouTube]

The reason I don't carry a knife on me is because I'm only ever at school or at home, at home i got all i need and at school it's not allowed lmao

[@nadko9910]

Me: *brings knife to funeral* All the people wondering why there's a red liquid dripping from my knife:

[@mr.crzyphoto5364]

there are many ways a pocket knife is useful like being a screw driver, slicing apples bananas ect, opening locked doors if they get jammed, cleaning out a razor ( the little hairs), getting rid of gum or any sticky substance on a surface, getting stickers off of things and so may more ways but, im just trying to prove a point

[@auugh43546]

You don't need a kni- *gets mugged* fuck I was wrong

[@blakeeastman4769]

I wish I had this experience. I carry a knife with me every day and I haven’t used it once since this summer. If someone stole it from my bag, I might not even notice.

[@ryanvalenti2825]

I carry knives everywhere I go absolutely everywhere... except for school

[@olliehaisman8672]

'And its a very good point' 'obviously I disagree'

[@raphaelbeinhauer9242]

noticed that too.

[@zegroselia2504]

Unboxing?

[@racerx1508]

I have 3 of those knives.Good video

[@xslowed3832]

you guys: looking at the knife Me: looking at his crushed thumb

[@spiffyspiferson1662]

If you had to pick one out of the half breed and impel what would you pick and why? I would love to hear your thoughts about it.

[@Lugermonger35]

Spiffy spiferson I like the impel it's well-made so light and so small it fits into rolls a lot of other knives don't but the half-breed is awesome a much snappier action a very finely finished grind on the blade it is still small and light but retains that full comfortable four finger grip the impel has a safety which may be a consideration the half-breed does not s35vn vs s30v excellent Steels that's a toss-up for me so while I could see why somebody would prefer the impel but personally it's the half-breed all the way

[@spiffyspiferson1662]

Thanks a buch for your input. I just lost my zt o350 figured i get somthinhg a little differnt. I think ill get the halfbreed. Keep up the good work......subed

[@sovietnugget8237]

*brings an xl espada, halo 5, and warlock to a funeral*

[@wabek5882]

I don't think you NEED to but it helps to have one

[@SH1mster]

Bro the way your audio sounds scared me, I thought that my earbuds disconnected and everybody could hear me watching this video

[@richardthurston1208]

idk I could imagine a knife in that situation being used to cut flowers or something before the ceremony or maybe some ribbon for tying the flowers together

[@lucius3345]

What is the big ode green knife in the middle called

[@derigel9783]

A slim and elegant knive would be apropreate.

[@GreenSavo]

What was the second knife in the line called because it was interesting

[@Lugermonger35]

Green Savoir it's a Paragon Phoenix from Ashvillesteel

[@Nixha98]

Bring a balisong to a funeral to flip the feelings away