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Use of primitive tools
I think it's a sad commentary on the different activites we
provide for our youth. I got to use the can opener on a folding knife, about age 6 or 8 some where along that age. Had my first folding knife by 8 or so. Now days, I doubt that kids are allowed to carry pocket knives, even when not in school. -- Christopher A. Young Learn more about Jesus www.lds.org .. "Michael Koblic" wrote in message ... I saw an interesting event on Jay Jeno last night: Memebrs of the five armed services were trying to open a can of cranberry sauce using a Swiss army knife. It was horrible. None of them seemed to have a clear idea how to use the can opener attachment, in fact I am pretty sure some of them used the wrong attachment. Four of them managed eventually at a cost of some injuries and the cans were mangled. One failed to empty the can in the alloted time. I wondered about the implications: Is this a reflection on general population's unfamiliarity with a can opener? Is this a reflection on basic training? Is it because the knife was *Swiss*? It cannot be because the knife was *Army* as I believe it was the Army guy who failed. I hesitate to cite stress affecting the performance of members of fighitng forces. Would members of the Special Forces have done better? One of the guys made a creditable effort to rip the can open with his bare hands but with a minimum result. How would the US Armed forces stack up against, say, the Brits or the Russians? Is this something to be concerned about? Do I have too much time on my hands? -- Michael Koblic Campbell River, BC |
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