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Binky is correct in this matter . Besides its not so much about using these things to hurt people - its more about their efeincy and what every weapon has to say . ie a old colt revolver will have seen a few scraps whereas a gold gilt flintlock is probably a presentation piece to give to the monarch of a nearby nation .
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Re: thread in KS forum which I didn't want to derail...
Thinking perhaps Craig should have invested in a Quartz drive instead of the Solid State one... Seen this?
http://www.wired.co.uk/news/archive/2012-09/25/hitachi-quartz-data-storage
I like the idea of underground data centers what look like a kryptonite cave or something
Thinking perhaps Craig should have invested in a Quartz drive instead of the Solid State one... Seen this?
http://www.wired.co.uk/news/archive/2012-09/25/hitachi-quartz-data-storage
I like the idea of underground data centers what look like a kryptonite cave or something
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Fireweapon? Sounds like flame throwers and napalm.
America does have weapons besides guns. Against zombies something like Cold Steel's Brooklyn Smasher polypropylene baseball bat would be cool. Heavier than a normal baseball bat and very durable (won't break).
Queensland (Australia) has similar restrictions. Last year they changed the knife laws, any folding knife that can be opened with one hand is banned (up to 2 years in jail). I used to carry a small pocket knife with two blades (one serrated) that can be opened with one hand, but I can't risk it now. (Technically I should apply for a license just to keep owning it, even though it was just a $20 thing from a camping store).
No laws against owning swords (I've got 3), as long as I don't run around in public with them.
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in germany, it isnt that rought whit the Weaponlaw for Kniffs: even if a Police Man see my Leatherman, the Law says that if i declare wy i have the kniff, paar exemple:
I need it to cut an Apple, or i need it for Work, or i need it, because my car is a rusty ting, and therevore i need the Leatherman to fix it, or such things,
You need a Reason, and the Policeman is happy.. and usualy, they arend interestet to bring a Multitool Owner in Jail,
But if your on a Demo against Nuclear Plants, or something (or against Nazis) or a Konzert, you may not carry this kniff whit you ..
Fireweapons is a strange translation for "Feuerwaffen", Handguns..
A kniff is a Tool, even a One Hand Folder, but in the Hand of bad Peaple, even a Swiss Army Knive can be a Weapon
in germany, it isnt that rought whit the Weaponlaw for Kniffs: even if a Police Man see my Leatherman, the Law says that if i declare wy i have the kniff, paar exemple:
I need it to cut an Apple, or i need it for Work, or i need it, because my car is a rusty ting, and therevore i need the Leatherman to fix it, or such things,
You need a Reason, and the Policeman is happy.. and usualy, they arend interestet to bring a Multitool Owner in Jail,
But if your on a Demo against Nuclear Plants, or something (or against Nazis) or a Konzert, you may not carry this kniff whit you ..
Fireweapons is a strange translation for "Feuerwaffen", Handguns..
A kniff is a Tool, even a One Hand Folder, but in the Hand of bad Peaple, even a Swiss Army Knive can be a Weapon
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I've been playing too much Borderlands 2, fireweapon makes me think of this:
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