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Every office I've ever worked in, plastic razor blade-based utility knives were standard issue, stocked with the office supplies just like pens.
Can't say I've ever seen that, but scissors were standard issue (we have a pair around somewhere, probably locked up in the safe with the petty cash). When I did some amount of actual paper cut-and-paste I used to keep an Xacto knife in my drawer.
skb12172 wrote:I get it, but why is the Blur scary and the Chill isn't?
The Chill looks like grandpa's pocket knife, just with more modern materials. (Ignoring for the moment that micarta has been around for over a century... ) The Blur, well, doesn't.
"If it ain't the Devil's Music, you ain't doin' it right." - Chris Thomas King
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) The Blur, well, doesn't.