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well... by mekkanik_mike2001-11-09 00:45:00
  Actually by Blackbyrd2 2001-11-09 00:48:52
any knife with a blade over 3 1/4 inches, I believe, is considered illegal, if concealed.
On the other hand, you can walk down the street with a claymore, or a shotgun, as long as they aren't concealed. (Some city ordinances would probably have something to say about the latter, at least.)

And um, just how would you go about concealing something over 6 ft, anyway?
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    uhh... by mekkanik_mike2001-11-09 00:49:39
    Hm, folded? Disassembled? (n/t) by RRipley2001-11-09 00:49:56
      Either... by Blackbyrd22001-11-09 01:07:15
        especially melted marshmallows ;) (n/t) by Mew-ra2001-11-09 01:11:37
    hidden blades by Y2KDragon2001-11-09 05:02:31
      Tardis Trenchcoat by sysangel2001-11-09 06:10:28
      You mean pulling a katana out of a speedo? (n/t) by pecosdave2001-11-09 08:14:27
        friend o' mine did that once.... by sonofabusch2001-11-09 17:54:45
      Heh, true, but then those seldom exceed 3 1/2 feet (n/t) by Blackbyrd22001-11-09 21:31:36
    Stupid state laws by razark2001-11-09 07:04:31
      The varying laws of Texas. by pecosdave2001-11-09 08:07:13
        Well, Ren Fest... by razark2001-11-09 08:37:23
      More stupid laws. by stoutman_20012001-11-09 10:32:21
        'thermal nuclear' --> thermonuclear by sonofabusch2001-11-09 18:06:03
      Bear in mind by Blackbyrd22001-11-09 21:30:11
    You could hide it in your bum. (n/t) by nin_man2001-11-09 08:26:39
      You might be able to in yours, but I'm not by Blackbyrd22001-11-09 21:32:39

 

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