What to carry...

[LA_Huntsman]

... when you can't carry any "weapons"?

 

[DBMJR1]

A can of wasp and hornet spray.

 

[LA_Huntsman]

A can of wasp and hornet spray.

they carry that at Kroger?

 

[LongGoneDays]

Question does not compute. I only go one place I can't carry and I can't have anything but keys and wallet in my pocket.

 

[PrairieCajun]

tactical pen

can't carry a pocket folder?

 

[LA_Huntsman]

Question does not compute. I only go one place I can't carry and I can't have anything but keys and wallet in my pocket.

At work... very strict no weapons policy.

tactical pen

can't carry a pocket folder?

I have a Gerber EZout... very tame looking. I'd hate to see what would happen around here if I whipped out one of my spring assist knives.

 

[jimdana1942]

A box of real sharp tooth picks with the tips dipped in hot sauce.

 

[PrairieCajun]

yep....

 

[kcinnick]

I carry a Kershaw Leek, but I don't consider it a self defense weapon, its a tool.

I really feel uncomfortable at work and school since I can't carry. I guess I should feel comfort that whatever happens will be on camera, that makes us safer right?

 

[PrairieCajun]

"that" reliant crowd would expect you to feel nice and safe with a camera to get your posthumous justice. CARRY on....that is all.

 

[Matchgrade]

A tactical #2 pencil and a good pair of running shoes.

 

[dantheman]

No weapons at work . I do carry a folding knife , but they even frown at that for safety reasons . They haven't outright banned them yet though . Plenty of Wasp spray .

 

[Skiney]

Sardines packed in MUSTARD!

 

[gonepecan]

I carry a Kershaw Leek, but I don't consider it a self defense weapon, its a tool.

I really feel uncomfortable at work and school since I can't carry. I guess I should feel comfort that whatever happens will be on camera, that makes us safer right?

Hence the reason I take as many online classes as possible.

I'm terrified to step foot on campus. Easy pickins.

 

[Summit_Ace]

A 12 inch piece of insulated wire knotted at both ends will open someone up pretty quick. It can be tucked under a shirt collar and deployed very quickly. That is a trick I learned from an ex bodyguard I used to work with.

 

[mikeinneworlean]

A 12 inch piece of insulated wire knotted at both ends will open someone up pretty quick. It can be tucked under a shirt collar and deployed very quickly. That is a trick I learned from an ex bodyguard I used to work with.

This beats the hell out of what I was gonna say...

I need to cultivate some friends who use to be bodyguards..

 

[PrairieCajun]

I would carry a collapsible baton and pepper spray if I could carry nothing else.

 

[XD-GEM]

How strict is the policy? Webster's definition #2 would mean that only stupid people could work there:
"2 : something (such as a skill, idea, or tool) that is used to win a contest or achieve something "

Under the first definition, ANYTHING that is used comabtively for either offense or defense would qualify. So I guess that your hands and feet will have to go.

My job has what it calls a "strict" no weapons policy, but no one has, as yet, given me any grief over my folder or my Sabre spray.

 

[Bayoupiper]

Bandana tied to a large padlock.





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[Baldrik78]

A tactical #2 pencil and a good pair of running shoes.

Pretty much this. The only place I don't carry is in the office, due to company policy. Maybe the occasional bar.