Was the smallest version banned from commercial aircraft carryons?
I don't know if the mini-Leatherman (the Swiss Army Knife¡¯s competition) is available without a blade or whether that one was banned.? I carry a mini-Leatherman while backpacking, and my backpack has to be checked anyway, so it doesn¡¯t matter.? Few people carry pocketknives these days, and perhaps the company is trying to increase its acceptance to travelers who don¡¯t check bags.? The other consideration is that in these times, any little pocketknife might be considered a deadly weapon by overzealous police, and result in anyone frisked being charged with possession of concealed possession of a deadly weapon.
Ed
On Friday, May 17, 2024, mrvnchpmn via <chapman=
[email protected]> wrote:
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actually first I don't know how to spell the name but got the point across.? Second - this is a proposal that came across the wires recently - apparently something about people thinking they are just tools and trying to take them into restricted areas.
Marvin
David,
It's a silly question and I gave it the silly answer it deserved (especially in light of the misspelling of Victorinox). The question does not merit an answer.
Aloha,
Celeste
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On 5/16/2024 9:06 PM, David Grugeon wrote:
So Celeste, what would your answer to 1 be if it had said Victorinox?
On Fri, 17 May 2024 at 15:10, Celeste wrote:
1.? Should Victronix remove the blades from their Swiss Army knivees?
There is no maker of Swiss Army knives called Victronix. Perhaps they make sound equipment?
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2.? Who do you think was the most influential military officer of World War II?
General Dwight D. Eisenhower
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3.? Do you think the Dow Jones Averages will finish over 40,000 on any given day this year?
Very soon!
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4.? Are you going to go on vacation this summer?
Probably not. We've been caring for one of our dogs that has become crippled (can't use her rear legs) so I don't think we can leave her with a caretaker.
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5.? Should a president have the capability of rescinding an executive order posted by a predecessor?
No. They can be challenged in the courts if they are thought to break the law or thought to be unconstitutional. That's adequate.
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