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Chris's '''pocket knife''', given to him by the [[Monthly tugboat|powers that be]], was one of his means of [[Death threats|threatening]] the [[trolls]] and [[Jerks|anyone else]] who stands in the way of [[China|true love]]. It is a small, multi-bladed "Swiss Army"-style tool, first seen in videos from early March 2010.
Chris's '''pocket knife''', given to him by the [[Monthly tugboat|powers that be]], was one of his means of [[Death threats|threatening]] the [[trolls]] and [[Jerks|anyone else]] who stands in the way of [[China|true love]]. It is a small, multi-bladed "Swiss Army"-style tool, first seen in videos from early March 2010.


It's likely that the only reason he chose a blade was because it was cheaper and easier to get than a [[Megatron pistol|gun that didn't turn into a robot]].
The only reason he chose a blade was likely because it was cheaper and easier to get than a [[Megatron pistol|gun that didn't turn into a robot]].


It is interesting to note that a blade was [[Liquid Chris]]'s weapon of choice in [[Sonichu Special 4]]. The irony is probably lost on Chris.
It is interesting to note that a blade was [[Liquid Chris]]'s weapon of choice in [[Sonichu Special 4]]. The irony is probably lost on Chris.


== Use of knife ==
== Use of knife ==
[[File:CutFromPocketKnife.jpg|thumb|right|How Chris managed to get this cut ''now'' and not years before is anybody's guess.]]
[[File:CutFromPocketKnife.jpg|thumb|right|Chris's finger after accidentally cutting it with the knife.]]


In [[Don't Mess With Me]], after Chris gets (the invisible) [[Clyde Cash]] into a headlock, he tries to take the knife out of his pocket, succeeding only on the second attempt. After fiddling with it for a good three seconds, he manages to get the blade out. He then uses it to slit Clyde's imaginary throat.
In [[Don't Mess With Me]], after Chris gets (the invisible) [[Clyde Cash]] into a headlock, he tries to take the knife out of his pocket, succeeding only on the second attempt. After fiddling with it for a good three seconds, he manages to get the blade out. He then uses it to slit Clyde's imaginary throat. While wrapped up in the passion of his murder fantasy, he carelessly swipes the knife within inches of his neck, coming dangerously close to slitting his own throat on accident.


In [[Tito Got No Luck Against We Brits, Irish and Scots!]], he brings it out again. After fiddling with it for a good ''eight'' seconds in a futile attempt to fold out the main cutting blade, he gives up and proceeds to effortlessly take out the corkscrew tool, using it to threaten his new foe, Surfshack Tito.
In [[Tito Got No Luck Against We Brits, Irish and Scots!]], he brings it out again. After fiddling with it for a good ''eight'' seconds in a futile attempt to fold out the main cutting blade, he gives up and proceeds to effortlessly take out the corkscrew tool, using it to threaten his new foe, Surfshack Tito.


Chris believes his knife is the cure to all of his troll problems. In his threats to this very [[CWCki]], delivered on 14 March 2010, he claimed that "he is armed," evidently in reference to his newfound weapon. Obviously, Chris is overestimating the power of the blade and his competence with it. Given Chris's awkward fighting style and an absence of muscle, disarming Chris would be a simple task for most able bodied people. Were he to actually use it in a fight, the mere act of opening it would give even the slowest opponent ample time to [[Kick the Autistic|kick him]] in the [[duck]]. Not only that, he'd have to travel all around [[United States of America|America]], if not the world, to find every one of his major enemies.
Chris believes his knife is the cure to all of his troll problems. In his threats to this very [[CWCki]], delivered on 14 March 2010, he claimed that "he is armed," evidently in reference to his newfound weapon. Obviously, Chris is overestimating the power of the blade and his competence with it. Given Chris's awkward fighting style and an absence of muscle, disarming Chris would be a simple task for most able bodied people. Were he to actually use it in a fight, the mere act of opening it would give even the slowest opponent ample time to [[Kick the Autistic|kick him]] in the [[duck]]. Not only that, but he'd also have to travel all around [[United States of America|America]], if not the world, to find every one of his major enemies.


After 4 years of dormancy, the pocket knife returned on 4 [[June 2015]], where Chris revealed on [[Facebook]] that his [[Chris and...|utter foolishness]] resulted in him cutting his finger deeply and having to go to the ER to get it stitched.
After 4 years of dormancy, the pocket knife returned on 4 [[June 2015]], where Chris revealed on [[Facebook]] that his [[Chris and...|utter foolishness]] resulted in him cutting his finger deeply and having to go to the ER to get it stitched.

Latest revision as of 16:41, 24 November 2020

How Chris wishes he could use the knife.
Now in card form!

Chris's pocket knife, given to him by the powers that be, was one of his means of threatening the trolls and anyone else who stands in the way of true love. It is a small, multi-bladed "Swiss Army"-style tool, first seen in videos from early March 2010.

The only reason he chose a blade was likely because it was cheaper and easier to get than a gun that didn't turn into a robot.

It is interesting to note that a blade was Liquid Chris's weapon of choice in Sonichu Special 4. The irony is probably lost on Chris.

Use of knife

Chris's finger after accidentally cutting it with the knife.

In Don't Mess With Me, after Chris gets (the invisible) Clyde Cash into a headlock, he tries to take the knife out of his pocket, succeeding only on the second attempt. After fiddling with it for a good three seconds, he manages to get the blade out. He then uses it to slit Clyde's imaginary throat. While wrapped up in the passion of his murder fantasy, he carelessly swipes the knife within inches of his neck, coming dangerously close to slitting his own throat on accident.

In Tito Got No Luck Against We Brits, Irish and Scots!, he brings it out again. After fiddling with it for a good eight seconds in a futile attempt to fold out the main cutting blade, he gives up and proceeds to effortlessly take out the corkscrew tool, using it to threaten his new foe, Surfshack Tito.

Chris believes his knife is the cure to all of his troll problems. In his threats to this very CWCki, delivered on 14 March 2010, he claimed that "he is armed," evidently in reference to his newfound weapon. Obviously, Chris is overestimating the power of the blade and his competence with it. Given Chris's awkward fighting style and an absence of muscle, disarming Chris would be a simple task for most able bodied people. Were he to actually use it in a fight, the mere act of opening it would give even the slowest opponent ample time to kick him in the duck. Not only that, but he'd also have to travel all around America, if not the world, to find every one of his major enemies.

After 4 years of dormancy, the pocket knife returned on 4 June 2015, where Chris revealed on Facebook that his utter foolishness resulted in him cutting his finger deeply and having to go to the ER to get it stitched.

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See also

  • Fangs: Chris's previous weapon used to menace trolls.
  • Megatron Pistol: Chris's other previous weapon used to menace trolls.
  • Pepper spray: Chris's former weapon that he actually used to inflict injury.
  • Cutco: The makers of mediocre, yet more intimidating knives.
  • Baseball bat: Chris's latest weapon which he keeps stored in his backpack.