Well, it sure ain’t the British cuisine 
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We all know how much the british love taxes so she has plenty of money to keep that health going XD
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nah she’s just top of the list to get experimental anti ageing treatments from the NHS XD
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Would have loved to see them try and tell her no XD
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I can hear it now. Do you know who I am, I have every right to take this hospital and turn in into a Zoo!
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Need a loicense to tell the queen no.
And it’s about 1000x easier to get James Bond’s loicense to kill.
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The nerve of people, I can’t believe they allow such disgusting weapons on the streets!
I can walk into any pawn shop around here and get a 6+" bladed weapon within the hour XD
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I probably won’t even make it out the front door after searching for one on the internet XD
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We got a new kitchen knife recently that had the print for the UK on it (requires an ID to get).
But having those in the store not locked in a cabinet is like telling people they need an ID to buy a gun when the gun and the ammo are not locked up. Like, “wanna rob a supermarket but got no knife? no problem, we got you covered in aisle 5”.
UK compliant pocket knives (aka non-locking) seem to become more popular. Spyderco has a version of the Caly 3 called the UK Penknife which is non-locking and within the allowed blade length.
Not a big fan of slipjoints, tbh.
Non-locking knives are a joke lol
Though there have been cases of people using a crowbar from one aisle in walmart to break open the gun cabinet only to then proceed to rob the place with it. Most of the time the gun cabinets dont even have a employee near it and you have to hunt someone down.
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ah so there freemaning their way to robbery?
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Pretty much. Though if you ever pay close attention you can see every way they try to mitigate robberys
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Such a pain in the ass when I buy my license and tags…
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Pretty much every Swiss Army Knife then.
The only knives that are illegal to carry here are daggers and every other knife that was made for the purpose of harming others (swords, daggers, etc), gravity knives (I think balisongs are in this category) and ballistic knives (they literally shoot the blade like a harpoon).
Everything else is gonna be viewed as a tool unless the situation changes (like harming someone).
I mean, nobody’s gonna question why clerk at a grocery store carries a box cutter on the job. Or if you go fishing and carry a knife.
But if you’re just out shopping and suddenly pull out an automatic knife to cut an apple people are gonna give you strange looks.
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such as the cameras, security, locking the trill/safes clear lines between the checkouts? here stores pretty much everything including the checkouts open most of and you can walk right up to the sales assistants.
Cameras are mostly a insurance policy. As long as they are visible people that do illegal shit will avoid them like the plague. You can use this to your advantage to guide them to a specific spot/area.
Locks are a great deterrent but anyone with determination will get past them with ease. Whether it be because people will just smash the glass or because your a dumbass and used a tublar lock.
Location is always important. If you look at something like walmart youll notice that the human cashiers wont ever be near the edge close to the doors to avoid people who do rob the registers from getting a quick escape. Never in the middle to avoid a inconvenience to the customers by making them walk.
Some retail stores will do fake money runs in high risk areas. You do everything you would do normally for a deposit/change order but you dont actually have any money. This decreases the risk that youll get robbed during a actual run as youll never know when the money is there or not.
Emergency exits are always alarmed but the batterys are always stupid easy to remove for some reason
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Same hair length (maybe longer) and same retail chain probably XD
other than that nope
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