[MDX]

UK doctors want to ban cooking knives...
BBC NEWS | Health | Doctors' kitchen knives ban call

 

[Jeremy]

Shakes head...

 

[Bamron]

Wow lol

 

[k2jlx]

That article is dated Thursday, 26 May, 2005, 23:48 GMT 00:48 UK


Hardly current is it?

 

[MDX]

We reference the 94 awb every day and its still relavant....

 

[Rico]

I remembered this from some where so I looked it up
Sadly it does exist

First 'Stab-Proof' Knife to Go on Sale in the U.K. | Fox News

 

[guygus3516]

I remembered this from some where so I looked it up
Sadly it does exist

First 'Stab-Proof' Knife to Go on Sale in the U.K. | Fox News

Is it made out of play dough?

 

[Rico]

No the point has a barb on it, check the picture

They probably have a ban on my Grama's knitting needles

 

[guygus3516]

ok, I can jamb my finger into someone if I really wanted to but not these knives, please!

 

[DystruktoBoi1]

So um, if I was a psycho there is NO WAY that I could, idk, file the tips into blades of themselves for stabbing?

Hey Nagant owners, ever look at your bayonet? Whats it look like? A flat head screwdriver. Guess that should be next on the ban.

 

[Degenret]

It felt like I was reading an article from The Onion. I had to read the URL 4 times to be sure it was real.

 

[Tred15]

"Nobody could just grab one out of the kitchen drawer and kill someone."

Because no one has ever had their throat slit

Read more: First 'Stab-Proof' Knife to Go on Sale in the U.K. | Fox News​

 

[Bob11]

This sounds vaguely familiar...

"but will make it almost impossible to stab (shoot) someone to death and will reduce the risk of accidental injuries...It can never be a totally safe knife(firearm), but the idea is you can't inflict a fatal wound," he said. "Nobody could just grab(buy) one out of the kitchen drawer(from a store) and kill someone."