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Great. I dare you to take your screwdrivers and pens and forks and deodorant sticks spend ten minutes in the neighborhood where I teach trying to break up gang initiations and then we'll talk.
Originally posted by DickHardman View Posttake a look at the fred perrin pen. its for SD. the cap can be used as a punch dagger as well
cold steel sharkie is also made for self defense.....
you can also carry regular items that double as weapons. for example you could keep a decent sized screw driver in your desk, say you need it for something around the classroom or your desk lock gets stuck and u need to pry it open or something. there are plenty of items you can use as weapons that wont raise any suspicion.
flashlights
pencils/pens
screw drivers
hammers
deoderant sticks and spray cans
a fork for your lunch
get creative as you want. carry weapons at all times.
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Originally posted by GranFire View PostHoly Cow, where do you teach?!
But I guess part of being trained in the MA is also knowing how not to fight...(I can't find any fault in not getting between fighting parties...any pet owner knows that's the best way to get bit by your own Fluffy...)
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Originally posted by TTEscrima View PostSelf defense is about decreasing your vulnerability, both of those toys increase your vulnerability without any benefit over a normal pen, they're marketing tools not SD tools. Anyone who can defend themselves with one of those could do it with any ink pen or marker.
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Originally posted by DickHardman View Postactually they are reinforced to decrease the chance of them breaking on impact. i doubt your normal bic pen is anywhere as strong. plus, these pens arent that expensive, they are the same price as regular pens. so why not buy one specifically made not to break when you are using it to split open someones skull?? i mean i could probably defend myself just fine using a 16 sinker nail i pick up off the ground at work on my way to my car, should i not buy any knives or impact weapons in that case?
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Originally posted by treelizard View PostGreat. I dare you to take your screwdrivers and pens and forks and deodorant sticks spend ten minutes in the neighborhood where I teach trying to break up gang initiations and then we'll talk.
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Originally posted by TTEscrima View PostHow much of pen sticks out of your hand when it's gripped like you would use it when striking with it? An inch? That's unlikely to break on a human and if it does it will just have a jagged edge for the next strike. Buying weapons is fine, just don't get caught up in the cool toy market.
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Originally posted by DickHardman View Posti didnt say walk around the neighborhood with them, they were suggestions for items that could be placed in your classroom that could double as last ditch weapon in case a student tried to harm you.
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Originally posted by treelizard View PostI break up boy fights all the time, it's the girls that scare me. They don't immediately stop fighting as soon as you walk over. I'd want at least one person per girl, two if possible.
Aye, girls are scary...no bite inhibition...
in a transcendent way, of course...
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Originally posted by Mike Brewer
Of course, the whole concept of using a pen as a weapon (or for thinking of it before an engagement gets out of hand) has brought me some pretty serious criticism from some people...
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Originally posted by Mike BrewerJust being playful...
It was the newer, more inhibitive acronym in that particular situation, though: METT-TC
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