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[URL]http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/scotland/3750568.stm[/URL]
Now I'm more scared.
And now I'm watching Paraorama... about knife attacks.
Now I'm more scared.
And now I'm watching Paraorama... about knife attacks.
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Sword injuries...Scotland...Highlander?
Stabbings 'a public health issue'
That is just a genius title
That is just a genius title
I've now got a picture in my head of Kill Bill set in Govan.
" Oi man, um gonnae rip ye wi ma mental sword "
" Oi man, um gonnae rip ye wi ma mental sword "
If I had a sword I'd use it - but only on neds.
Reading through that reminds me that I actually own a sword stick. It's hidden in a cane but I'd never take it out. Infact until this topic came up I'd forgotten I had it.
Should put a law to ban carrying all swords!
Buying swords for decorational purposes is not a bad thing though. I have, on many occasions, considered buying a set of 3 samurai swords on a display stand, just for show. I'd never carry one around with me.
The last time I carried a knife with me was about 7 years ago, and it was only a pissy pen-knife.
The last time I carried a knife with me was about 7 years ago, and it was only a pissy pen-knife.
I do have an unhealthy facination with knives and i have gone out with one on occassions but not in the last 10 months, having said that i was out shopping last week and i saw a set of 3 samurai swords for £60, i was tempted even if they were only decorational.
* Reads back *
Dear me
* Reads back *
Dear me
Im scared on statues.
Scottish Samurai. Whatever next?
There was something in the paper a few days ago, yesterday maybe, about the rise in kids carrying blades. Showed some victims with huge stab scars too, nasty.
There was something in the paper a few days ago, yesterday maybe, about the rise in kids carrying blades. Showed some victims with huge stab scars too, nasty.
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