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First 'anti-stab' knife to go on sale in Britain 
The first “anti-stab” knife is to go on sale in Britain, designed to work as normal in the kitchen but to be ineffective as a weapon. The knife has a rounded edge instead of a point and will snag on clothing and skin to make it more difficult to stab someone. It was invented by industrial designer John Cornock, who was inspired by a documentary in which doctors advocated banning traditional knives. Mr Cornock, 42, from Swindon, said that the knife will cut vegetables, but will make it almost impossible to stab someone to death and will reduce the risk of accidental injuries. Related Links He said: “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.” The knife is expected to sell for around £40-50 and has been tested with “very favourable” results by the Home Office’s Design and Technology Alliance - set up to research products that can deter crime http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/uk/crime/article6501720.ece Once they finish with gun control . . . |
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First 'anti-stab' knife to go on sale in Britain
The first “anti-stab” knife is to go on sale in Britain, designed to work as normal in the kitchen but to be ineffective as a weapon. The knife has a rounded edge instead of a point and will snag on clothing and skin to make it more difficult to stab someone. It was invented by industrial designer John Cornock, who was inspired by a documentary in which doctors advocated banning traditional knives. Mr Cornock, 42, from Swindon, said that the knife will cut vegetables, but will make it almost impossible to stab someone to death and will reduce the risk of accidental injuries. Related Links He said: “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.” The knife is expected to sell for around £40-50 and has been tested with “very favourable” results by the Home Office’s Design and Technology Alliance - set up to research products that can deter crime http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/uk/crime/article6501720.ece Once they finish with gun control . . . I can control my own gun darlin... |
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By the same token, if I'm being attacked, I'd certainly want to be able to inflict mortal wounds.
This is great for a spaz, but I feel it is pollyanna-like thinking as a deterent against violence. |
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First 'anti-stab' knife to go on sale in Britain
The first “anti-stab” knife is to go on sale in Britain, designed to work as normal in the kitchen but to be ineffective as a weapon. The knife has a rounded edge instead of a point and will snag on clothing and skin to make it more difficult to stab someone. It was invented by industrial designer John Cornock, who was inspired by a documentary in which doctors advocated banning traditional knives. Mr Cornock, 42, from Swindon, said that the knife will cut vegetables, but will make it almost impossible to stab someone to death and will reduce the risk of accidental injuries. Related Links He said: “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.” The knife is expected to sell for around £40-50 and has been tested with “very favourable” results by the Home Office’s Design and Technology Alliance - set up to research products that can deter crime http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/uk/crime/article6501720.ece Once they finish with gun control . . . I can control my own gun darlin... You wrote that so sexy, it sent shivers all over my body. I think I'm in love. |
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First 'anti-stab' knife to go on sale in Britain
The first “anti-stab” knife is to go on sale in Britain, designed to work as normal in the kitchen but to be ineffective as a weapon. The knife has a rounded edge instead of a point and will snag on clothing and skin to make it more difficult to stab someone. It was invented by industrial designer John Cornock, who was inspired by a documentary in which doctors advocated banning traditional knives. Mr Cornock, 42, from Swindon, said that the knife will cut vegetables, but will make it almost impossible to stab someone to death and will reduce the risk of accidental injuries. Related Links He said: “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.” The knife is expected to sell for around £40-50 and has been tested with “very favourable” results by the Home Office’s Design and Technology Alliance - set up to research products that can deter crime http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/uk/crime/article6501720.ece Once they finish with gun control . . . I can control my own gun darlin... You wrote that so sexy, it sent shivers all over my body. I think I'm in love. oh yum... |
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First 'anti-stab' knife to go on sale in Britain
The first “anti-stab” knife is to go on sale in Britain, designed to work as normal in the kitchen but to be ineffective as a weapon. The knife has a rounded edge instead of a point and will snag on clothing and skin to make it more difficult to stab someone. It was invented by industrial designer John Cornock, who was inspired by a documentary in which doctors advocated banning traditional knives. Mr Cornock, 42, from Swindon, said that the knife will cut vegetables, but will make it almost impossible to stab someone to death and will reduce the risk of accidental injuries. Related Links He said: “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.” The knife is expected to sell for around £40-50 and has been tested with “very favourable” results by the Home Office’s Design and Technology Alliance - set up to research products that can deter crime http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/uk/crime/article6501720.ece Once they finish with gun control . . . I can control my own gun darlin... It seems to be the goal of some to remove from us anything that could be used a weapon. Your ability to control said device is inconsequential. |
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First 'anti-stab' knife to go on sale in Britain
The first “anti-stab” knife is to go on sale in Britain, designed to work as normal in the kitchen but to be ineffective as a weapon. The knife has a rounded edge instead of a point and will snag on clothing and skin to make it more difficult to stab someone. It was invented by industrial designer John Cornock, who was inspired by a documentary in which doctors advocated banning traditional knives. Mr Cornock, 42, from Swindon, said that the knife will cut vegetables, but will make it almost impossible to stab someone to death and will reduce the risk of accidental injuries. Related Links He said: “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.” The knife is expected to sell for around £40-50 and has been tested with “very favourable” results by the Home Office’s Design and Technology Alliance - set up to research products that can deter crime http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/uk/crime/article6501720.ece Once they finish with gun control . . . I can control my own gun darlin... It seems to be the goal of some to remove from us anything that could be used a weapon. Your ability to control said device is inconsequential. I am 4ft 11 and my mama always said baby somewhere there will be an equalizer...ya just gotta look for it... |
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First 'anti-stab' knife to go on sale in Britain
The first “anti-stab” knife is to go on sale in Britain, designed to work as normal in the kitchen but to be ineffective as a weapon. The knife has a rounded edge instead of a point and will snag on clothing and skin to make it more difficult to stab someone. It was invented by industrial designer John Cornock, who was inspired by a documentary in which doctors advocated banning traditional knives. Mr Cornock, 42, from Swindon, said that the knife will cut vegetables, but will make it almost impossible to stab someone to death and will reduce the risk of accidental injuries. Related Links He said: “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.” The knife is expected to sell for around £40-50 and has been tested with “very favourable” results by the Home Office’s Design and Technology Alliance - set up to research products that can deter crime http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/uk/crime/article6501720.ece Once they finish with gun control . . . I can control my own gun darlin... It seems to be the goal of some to remove from us anything that could be used a weapon. Your ability to control said device is inconsequential. I am 4ft 11 and my mama always said baby somewhere there will be an equalizer...ya just gotta look for it... 
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Perhaps the government should amputate all hands from all babies at birth so we have no way to hurt ourselves.
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Edited by
moonlight_ride62
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Mon 06/15/09 07:07 AM
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First 'anti-stab' knife to go on sale in Britain
The first “anti-stab” knife is to go on sale in Britain, designed to work as normal in the kitchen but to be ineffective as a weapon. The knife has a rounded edge instead of a point and will snag on clothing and skin to make it more difficult to stab someone. It was invented by industrial designer John Cornock, who was inspired by a documentary in which doctors advocated banning traditional knives. Mr Cornock, 42, from Swindon, said that the knife will cut vegetables, but will make it almost impossible to stab someone to death and will reduce the risk of accidental injuries. Related Links He said: “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.” The knife is expected to sell for around £40-50 and has been tested with “very favourable” results by the Home Office’s Design and Technology Alliance - set up to research products that can deter crime http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/uk/crime/article6501720.ece Once they finish with gun control . . . I can control my own gun darlin... It seems to be the goal of some to remove from us anything that could be used a weapon. Your ability to control said device is inconsequential. I am 4ft 11 and my mama always said baby somewhere there will be an equalizer...ya just gotta look for it...
so be a good boy...and don't make me have to ahhh find it ok luv... 
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First 'anti-stab' knife to go on sale in Britain
The first “anti-stab” knife is to go on sale in Britain, designed to work as normal in the kitchen but to be ineffective as a weapon. The knife has a rounded edge instead of a point and will snag on clothing and skin to make it more difficult to stab someone. It was invented by industrial designer John Cornock, who was inspired by a documentary in which doctors advocated banning traditional knives. Mr Cornock, 42, from Swindon, said that the knife will cut vegetables, but will make it almost impossible to stab someone to death and will reduce the risk of accidental injuries. Related Links He said: “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.” The knife is expected to sell for around £40-50 and has been tested with “very favourable” results by the Home Office’s Design and Technology Alliance - set up to research products that can deter crime http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/uk/crime/article6501720.ece Once they finish with gun control . . . I can control my own gun darlin... It seems to be the goal of some to remove from us anything that could be used a weapon. Your ability to control said device is inconsequential. I am 4ft 11 and my mama always said baby somewhere there will be an equalizer...ya just gotta look for it...
so be a good boy...and don't make me have to ahhh find it ok luv...
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Perhaps the government should amputate all hands from all babies at birth so we have no way to hurt ourselves. but then we have no way to ahhhhh  ourselves either...so there has got to be another way...
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Perhaps the government should amputate all hands from all babies at birth so we have no way to hurt ourselves.  Then they will be complaining about the new fatal biting epidemic 
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A kitchen knife is only good for a couple stabs anyway. Military training.
Blood is slipperier than oil and the hand you wield the kitchen knife with gets blood on it, there's a good chance your hand could slide down onto the blade and you wind up with a nasty cut. That's what the guards are for on assualt knives. That particular knife would be better suited to slice 'em up a bit. Shock 'em, then put 'em down with your other equalizer, as stated by Moonlite-ride. |
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A kitchen knife is only good for a couple stabs anyway. Military training. Blood is slipperier than oil and the hand you wield the kitchen knife with gets blood on it, there's a good chance your hand could slide down onto the blade and you wind up with a nasty cut. That's what the guards are for on assualt knives. That particular knife would be better suited to slice 'em up a bit. Shock 'em, then put 'em down with your other equalizer, as stated by Moonlite-ride. ohhhhhhh now it is my turn to shiver... 
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You may not be able to "stab" someone with this knife...but you could still "slice and dice" with it!
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First 'anti-stab' knife to go on sale in Britain
The first “anti-stab” knife is to go on sale in Britain, designed to work as normal in the kitchen but to be ineffective as a weapon. The knife has a rounded edge instead of a point and will snag on clothing and skin to make it more difficult to stab someone. It was invented by industrial designer John Cornock, who was inspired by a documentary in which doctors advocated banning traditional knives. Mr Cornock, 42, from Swindon, said that the knife will cut vegetables, but will make it almost impossible to stab someone to death and will reduce the risk of accidental injuries. Related Links He said: “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.” The knife is expected to sell for around £40-50 and has been tested with “very favourable” results by the Home Office’s Design and Technology Alliance - set up to research products that can deter crime http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/uk/crime/article6501720.ece Once they finish with gun control . . . I can control my own gun darlin...  
good for you |
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I wouldn't pay for this knife, more of a gun toting girl here 
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I wouldn't pay for this knife, more of a gun toting girl here
heck i even try to avoid restaurants that use those garbage knifes that are designed like the crayons they use in kindergarten you know those over sized ones with the rounded ends that might as well be a butter knife |
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99 cents at the dollar store
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