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#175705 - 03/11/13 11:44 AM Re: Your tiny knife is no longer in danger [Re: OregonMouse]
Pika member Registered: 12/08/05 Posts: 1814 Loc: Rural Southeast Arizona	The blades on the box cutters used by the 9-11 terrorists were less than 6 cm long; a short, sharp blade can do a lot of damage. I can understand their concern. _________________________ May I walk in beauty.
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Your tiny knife is no longer in danger	Rick_D	03/05/13 03:07 PM
Re: Your tiny knife is no longer in danger	Glenn Roberts	03/05/13 05:07 PM
Re: Your tiny knife is no longer in danger	BradMT	03/11/13 08:38 AM
Re: Your tiny knife is no longer in danger	Gordie	03/11/13 09:54 AM
Re: Your tiny knife is no longer in danger	OregonMouse	03/11/13 10:50 AM
Re: Your tiny knife is no longer in danger	Pika	03/11/13 11:44 AM
Re: Your tiny knife is no longer in danger	Rick_D	03/11/13 01:34 PM
Re: Your tiny knife is no longer in danger	ndsol	03/21/13 11:47 AM
No knives!	OregonMouse	04/22/13 10:15 PM
Re: No knives!	Dryer	04/23/13 09:50 AM
Re: Your tiny knife is no longer in danger	OttoStover	03/05/13 08:50 PM
Re: Your tiny knife is no longer in danger	Nimravus	03/15/13 09:24 PM
Re: Your tiny knife must remain at home	Rick_D	06/05/13 05:03 PM