I used to seeing some of my adventure club seniors florishing their knifes when were camping somewhere. They took out the sharp object from the side pocket and began spinning it till it reached a fixed position where the knife can be used for cutting. Instead of cutting,as I could notice, they prefer doing the florishing then using it for the real purposes. The question I would want to know is, are the type of knifes made for the "spinning" purposes ? If not why would they've been constructed in such a way that they could be spinned ? I'm interested to learn that but I think it's over dangerous for me. Anyone doing such florishes ? You may share some of your thoughts :lol:

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Jeremy Fu

U mean butterfly knives?

I played with them before.... blunt ones of course....

I could only open close.... if u close wrongly... u'll get ya fingers chopped off....

I got my fingers blue black... lucky coz it was a blunt knife haha...

That was like abt 10-12yrs ago...

Staying in boarding school.... we play with these things yeah.. ROFL...