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My pet peeve is calling these kind of situations an "accident". It is either "negligent" or a "homicide", but it surely is not an "accident".
I understand why you are saying this, but I still disagree. At this point I don't think that are enough facts to determine negligence.
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That's a question only you can answer.

Did I hit a little too close to the truth for comfort?

Parking lots are not part of the secure area. No metal detectors. No 3oz limit on liquids.

Thank you. I think the same principle applies if someone had a negligent discharge because their finger was on the trigger, and then tried to dodge responsibility because they didn't have adequate training or skill to safely handle the firearm.

Blog posts masquerading as forum threads.

Some people are ignoring your requirement that the knife doesn't have a liner lock.
True. Some people don't care enough to read the question before posting. It's a common problem in many forums.

Keeping the OP's requirements in mind, I'll second the Spyderco Endura suggestion and add the ...

So far so good.

I agree. If someone knows me well enough to hug me, it's not a problem.

I'm not trained to do heart transplants. If I do one and botch it, am I negligent?

Was that on Cinemax?

Wife and I recently moved to New Braunfels and we went to a the Marketplace movie theatre. The have signs posted on all the entrances that simply say "No Firearms Allowed on Premises". The signs are in 4" white block letters. There is no reference to 30.06 at all.

I carried right past it and ...

An example of why not allow a search... family on a trip, consent to search. Everything is taken out and of course make a mess...reason pulled over, loud exhaust. What in a search could help ticket that? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q01eMEVBn_k" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
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As long as you're not looking at a 9mm kurz.

With the class fresh in my mind, I think you just proved his point.