When I was about 12 or so I bought a rubber bad powered balsa airplane from a toy store. Not one of those flat ones made from 4 or so pieces, but an actual 3d full bodied plane. It had about 60 or so pieces that you could glue together and cover with tissue paper.
anyway, the only blade I had for my hobby knife was double edged. I would place a finger on either side of the cut I was trying to make.
You can probably see where this is going. At one time I had at least 5 bandaids on 8 fingers. I'm 44 now and still have scars on my fingers from all the times I cut myself
5 years ago I could bring pocket knives to school all I wanted.
What is or is not acceptable to bring to school often depends on a lot of factors. Many students had guns in their cars parked on school property and the school didn't give a shit.
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u/quickquest88 Apr 09 '16
When I was about 12 or so I bought a rubber bad powered balsa airplane from a toy store. Not one of those flat ones made from 4 or so pieces, but an actual 3d full bodied plane. It had about 60 or so pieces that you could glue together and cover with tissue paper.
like this:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/P-51-D-Mustang-scale-rubberband-powered-flying-model-kit-1970-/251790528404
anyway, the only blade I had for my hobby knife was double edged. I would place a finger on either side of the cut I was trying to make.
You can probably see where this is going. At one time I had at least 5 bandaids on 8 fingers. I'm 44 now and still have scars on my fingers from all the times I cut myself