if memory serves me it's ok to pre-emptivley assult someone if you belive them to be a threat to you
in the immediate future.
prooving it in court is another matter entirely.
i myself favour a handy set of global knives on a magnetic holder in my kitchen along with a razor sharp katana next to my desk.
i would think that blunt force trauma from a cast iron skillet pan would be more easy to defend against in court as 'it was the first thing that come to hand when i confrounted them'.
also, WOO! that is a splendid pic.
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Wed 29 Jun 2011, 12:53,
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prooving it in court is another matter entirely.
i myself favour a handy set of global knives on a magnetic holder in my kitchen along with a razor sharp katana next to my desk.
i would think that blunt force trauma from a cast iron skillet pan would be more easy to defend against in court as 'it was the first thing that come to hand when i confrounted them'.
also, WOO! that is a splendid pic.
so what your saying is I should move the golf club from next to my bed and go with the classic spanging pan
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Wed 29 Jun 2011, 12:56,
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the golf club will restrict you in the confined spaces in your house.
a smaller close quarters weapon will serve you better.
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Wed 29 Jun 2011, 13:06,
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Use your shirt
like Jason Statham does in every fucking Transporter movie.
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Wed 29 Jun 2011, 13:18,
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Judging from the case for invading Iraq
I'd agree.
This is why I punch old ladies in the street - just in case they're Al Q'aida operatives in disguise.
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This is why I punch old ladies in the street - just in case they're Al Q'aida operatives in disguise.
If a stranger gets close enough
to be cut in half by a katana in your house, it`s most likely because they were posing a threat to you.
It could be vallid to relatives, your mother in law, and these people.
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Wed 29 Jun 2011, 13:00,
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It could be vallid to relatives, your mother in law, and these people.