True but I have been spoiled by Google . But even if I relax that assumption there are really few software that meet the rest . <| sep |> My dick was already out . But I ' ll dedicate the next few seconds to OP <| sep |> And anchovies and roasted garlic if you like them . Easily my favorite pizza . Also onions . It ' s , uh , for when it ' s just me alone at home . That might be a little much for when I ' m going out . But man , the combination of flavors . <| sep |> I thought about it , but I love the idea of the app suite and all of the modeling effects the l 6 provided in the Anderton video . <| sep |> I think as a defensive tool a baton is better . Obviously if your goal is to kill someone the knife would be your first choice but if your goal is to survive a knife attack I ' d say a baton offers some advantages that a knife does not . Batons have a reach advantage on knives . Furthermore , with a knife , short of a tendon strike or artery strike , most cuts aren ' t going to be debilitating or incapacitating on account of adrenaline . Most selfdefenses with knives see the attacker have dozens of cuts because most cuts do little to stop him . In comparison , a whack on the head or neck with a baton can kill , but even if it doesn ' t , it ' s like getting smashed in the face with a good punch or kick times a thousand . It will leave you dazed and shocked which provides windows of opportunity for escape or to keep piling on the strikes . I have to agree with the other dude . I ' d take a baton over a knife any day . I can disable your arms , daze you with an effective strike , break ribs which is more immediately debilitating than a nonlethal stab to the abdomen , and still have the ability to kill . In knife v knife fights both combatants have a nasty habit of dying .