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Originally Posted by Abby10
I always wanted one of those samurai swords. Every time I mention it my husband gets a little nervous though. Since I generally don't even handle the knives in the kitchen very well maybe it would be NOTHING but safer it I got one of those swim ones instead.  |
Women with knives make me very nervous. I was going to make the moves on a lover and she was cleaning some knives and boy did she make me nervous. It NOTHING but kills the mood. This was after law school.
My best friend in college got stabbed in the chest area about six times and was dead for about five minutes but they got him back. He was hitting on a married woman with a brothel about five miles away, if that. (Mustang Ranch) So the jury found pretty much for the outraged husband who was in a fit of jealous rage. My friend would sometimes take his shirt off in the University of Nevada, Reno cafeteria to show off these wounds. He was quite the player and stayed that way according to his ex-wife whom I met on Facebook when I was trying to find out what happened to him. I made some comment about him and she replied and I asked her "How would you know that?" and she said that "I am his ex-wife".
He had been seeing a married woman the last I saw him after he asked me politely to leave when she knocked on his door while I was checking up on how he was recuperating from the stabbing.
Ironically, it was me that was more upset with the
Raiders of the Lost Ark scene where Indiana Jones faces the man with the large sword or knife in the market square. I was getting really nervous as I thought the weapon might bring back post traumatic memories but my friend thought it was hilarious when Indy shot the villain.
This man was a fellow University of Nevada, Reno Philosophy major and was often trying to get me in trouble. I do not think he has changed all that much either according to his friends on Facebook. He does not do Facebook. His antics are rather legendary.