1. Duchy? No thanks. Just the British Museum, Imperial War Museum, and Bovington, thank you.

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2. Imagine; a device with no identifying marks is legal…

   Could we get such a law?

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3. Not interested in a title (other than “Warlord,” maybe), but I call dibs on the National Railway Museum in York. And the Flying Scotsman.

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4. I do not know if it will be as easy as you think.
   I notice there is no one of “diversity” in that clip. And, by diversity, I mean a member of the religion of “peace.” I am pretty sure they do not care about knife laws.

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5. problem with the brits is after we kick thier ass the one wounded cop will stagger to his feet snd arrest us all for violating the bad guys rights…. yes britain is fubar..

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6. I’m astonished that both talking heads are terrified by this blade being in the same room with them. It reminds me of anti-gun people in the US freaking out over seeing a gun much less actually firing one. Also like my fellow GFZ readers I dismiss this as a crappy Machete and I have a better cheaper one in the garage.

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7. I’m with you! I wanna be the Duke of Earl, cuz reasons.

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   1. @Ranger: I’ve heard that nothing can stop you.

8. Heh. Mrs B. does a fair bit of crafting, and uses one of those neoprene gun cleaning mats as a work surface. Specifically, one with a “bullet board” style graphic on it – outlines of various cartridges in 1:1 scale. She calls it her filter, and has a funny story about one person who saw it, shrieked, and jumped back a couple of feet. Not from seeing a gun, not even a picture of a gun … not even a picture of ammo, really. More of a suggestion.
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   I swear, I don’t know how some people manage to get out the door in the morning.

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9. Europeans want to talk about “American Colonization”?
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   Fine. Let’s talk about American Colonization. 😀

10. I fail to see what his problem is. That would be the perfect knife with which to spread a generous portion of butter on a long loaf of French bread.

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