[dwhite]

Thought this was an interesting story. They don't mention how dangerous the rouge Cricket stick is.

http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/20071213/od_nm/swords_dc_2;_ylt=Av67BUEjeOGOZ_BnQ0eBE2oL1vAI

All the Best,
D. White

[LeafsFan]

For years I've been telling my gun-banning friends that if you try to solve the root causes of violence by simply banning guns that you'll just end up replacing gun violence with sword violence.

Looks like the Brits have proved me right.

[MakAttak]

Duplicate thread

[PercyShelley]

Hasn't Britain already banned nunchucks? This is anti-ninja discrimination I tell you.

[Dorryn]

Whats a "rouge"?

[Timthinker]

I hate to burst the cherished illusions of the current British government, but manufacturing deadly weapons is not that difficult. Let me provide one example drawn from British history. During World War One, soldiers of the Allied and Central powers raided one another's trenches looking for prisoners to interrogate. One weapon used in these raids were crudely manufactured "trench clubs". These impact weapons varied in size and weight, but all were capable of inflicting severe wounds. Yes, British troops manufactured these makeshift weapons from items in their trenches. Care to bet that it would be easier to make such a weapon from items in a hardware store? The point here is human ingenuity will find ways to produce weapons. Those who doubt this need to speak with seasoned prison guards.


Timthinker

[Aguila Blanca]

Duplicate.

http://www.thehighroad.org/showthread.php?t=323152

[elrod]

Whats a "rouge"?

Ladies makeup, although I don't have a clue what it has to do with a crickets' stick! :D;):D

[usmarine0352_2005]

Whats a "rouge"?

A trick. Like a con man would use a rouge to trick you into getting your money.

[Geronimo45]

Once again, the UK's leading the way in protecting it's people from terrorism, gun violence, and Zorro.