My campus is a small regional one so most people there are a lot more conservative in their politics and views. Even my sociology teacher is kind of conservative. It's not hard to find a clippy knife on a guy's pocket. The carry is always discreet for the most part.
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Anyway, their is this "nerdy" kind of wierdo at school; I usually pay him no mind but today I saw something odd. He had a USMC black leather kabar stuffed in his jeans pocket.....I just said whatever to myself and moved on. Never saw that before....ever. My only concern is what is the school going to do the normal knife carriers now? Some scarred little princess is going to make a fuss eventually......
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Maybe it's been going on for a while but the kid is a little....ummmm columbine looking. He's probably carrying it to be dark and cool and if he has/had a serious reason for it he would carry it in his bag....no open display
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It's not like we're camping or doing farm chores....it was a psychology class.
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matthew ohio
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When I was about 14-16 I did the same thing, in a way. I wore my Ontario Spec Plus Marine Combat in a thigh sheath around in stores, and even the PX! Of course, I wouldn't think of doing that now, but at that point...
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I see quite a few young backpack tourists (males) walking around without shirts on. (The Thais find it offensive, but the tourists need to show off their new tattoos somehow.) Anyway, quite a few of them are wearing neck knives these days. Some are quality, but most are junk. One day, sitting in a guest house restaurant having lunch, I watched a 20's year old kid pull his neck knife to cut some pineapple. He almost strangled himself trying to get it out of the sheath, then the damn thing wouldn't cut through the fruit! Nothing quite like having the correct tools for the job. LOL!
Normally what one does is hand the pineapple to the staff and they prepare for the guest. Sounds like Steve Kramer blowing smoke again. I don't have to guess at what type of guesthouse he was at having lunch. Real low class people n Chiang Mai.
Is this newsgroup only for Steve Kramer - why use soo mutch time on that gay on soc.culure.thai. stop it. please!!!!!!!!!
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On Oct 2, 4:04 pm, MatthewK <[email hidden]> wrote: > My campus is a small regional one so most people there are a lot more > conservative in their politics and views. Even my sociology teacher is > kind of conservative. It's not hard to find a clippy knife on a guy's > pocket. The carry is always discreet for the most part.
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> Anyway, their is this "nerdy" kind of wierdo at school; I usually pay > him > no mind but today I saw something odd. He had a USMC black leather > kabar > stuffed in his jeans pocket.....I just said whatever to myself and > moved > on. Never saw that before....ever. My only concern is what is the > school > going to do the normal knife carriers now? Some scarred little > princess > is going to make a fuss eventually......
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> Maybe it's been going on for a while but the kid is a little....ummmm > columbine looking. He's probably carrying it to be dark and cool and > if > he has/had a serious reason for it he would carry it in his bag....no > open display
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> It's not like we're camping or doing farm chores....it was a > psychology > class.
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> matthew > ohio
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When I was about 14-16 I did the same thing, in a way. I wore my Ontario Spec Plus Marine Combat in a thigh sheath around in stores, and even the PX! Of course, I wouldn't think of doing that now, but at that point...
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-Arch
I see quite a few young backpack tourists (males) walking around without shirts on. (The Thais find it offensive, but the tourists need to show off their new tattoos somehow.) Anyway, quite a few of them are wearing neck knives these days. Some are quality, but most are junk. One day, sitting in a guest house restaurant having lunch, I watched a 20's year old kid pull his neck knife to cut some pineapple. He almost strangled himself trying to get it out of the sheath, then the damn thing wouldn't cut through the fruit! Nothing quite like having the correct tools for the job. LOL!
Normally what one does is hand the pineapple to the staff and they prepare for the guest. Sounds like Steve Kramer blowing smoke again. I don't have to guess at what type of guesthouse he was at having lunch. Real low class people n Chiang Mai.
On Oct 4, 6:36 am, "Povl Erik Olesen" <[email hidden]> wrote: Is this newsgroup only for Steve Kramer - why use soo mutch time on that gay on soc.culure.thai. stop it. please!!!!!!!!!
*******Hmmmmmm So Steve Kramer is gay???? That would explain a lot.
Usenet allows mean spirited punks like you to be the bully you always wanted to be, and the man you never were, and never will be. Comment to Steve Kramer.
On Oct 2, 4:04 pm, MatthewK <[email hidden]> wrote: > My campus is a small regional one so most people there are a lot more > conservative in their politics and views. Even my sociology teacher is > kind of conservative. It's not hard to find a clippy knife on a guy's > pocket. The carry is always discreet for the most part.
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> Anyway, their is this "nerdy" kind of wierdo at school; I usually pay him > no mind but today I saw something odd. He had a USMC black leather kabar > stuffed in his jeans pocket.....I just said whatever to myself and moved > on. Never saw that before....ever. My only concern is what is the school > going to do the normal knife carriers now? Some scarred little princess > is going to make a fuss eventually......
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> Maybe it's been going on for a while but the kid is a little....ummmm > columbine looking. He's probably carrying it to be dark and cool and if > he has/had a serious reason for it he would carry it in his bag....no > open display
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> It's not like we're camping or doing farm chores....it was a psychology > class.
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> matthew > ohio
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When I was about 14-16 I did the same thing, in a way. I wore my Ontario Spec Plus Marine Combat in a thigh sheath around in stores, and even the PX! Of course, I wouldn't think of doing that now, but at that point...
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-Arch
I see quite a few young backpack tourists (males) walking around without shirts on. (The Thais find it offensive, but the tourists need to show off their new tattoos somehow.) Anyway, quite a few of them are wearing neck knives these days. Some are quality, but most are junk. One day, sitting in a guest house restaurant having lunch, I watched a 20's year old kid pull his neck knife to cut some pineapple. He almost strangled himself trying to get it out of the sheath, then the damn thing wouldn't cut through the fruit! Nothing quite like having the correct tools for the job. LOL!
Normally what one does is hand the pineapple to the staff and they prepare for the guest. Sounds like Steve Kramer blowing smoke again. I don't have to guess at what type of guesthouse he was at having lunch. Real low class people n Chiang Mai.
5555 Yee-Haw !!
You can't even attribute correctly. Give it up old man. --
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Normally what one does is hand the pineapple to the staff and they prepare for the guest. Sounds like Steve Kramer blowing smoke again. I don't have to guess at what type of guesthouse he was at having lunch. Real low class people n Chiang Mai.
5555 Yee-Haw !!
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You can't even attribute correctly. Give it up old man.
Hi guys, This will give you a good insight into the character of this poster. His actual name is Robert Johnson, and he lives here in Chiang Mai. He's been banned from just about every bar, restaurant, club, and group here, and all of the moderated forums have blocked him. To date he has had to create over 35 different e-mail addresses to get past everyone's kill files, including local ISP's! However, for the past three weeks he has actually been violating new (just 3 weeks old) and very strict Thai Internet laws, all punishable by 3 years imprisonment, 100,000 baht fine for EACH offence. In the past THREE WEEKS he's totaled over 273 violations. Here are some of his words of wisdom from the past, prior to these laws; http://www.photoenvisions.com/RobertJohnson.htm He shall not be bothering us much longer. :o)
