A question...

[iBlox / (-Nick-)]

How come when someone throws a knife at someone, the blade always seems to hit them and not the handle?  Just a random question. You can discuss.

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[AssassinDevil2]

How come when someone throws a knife at someone, the blade always seems to hit them and not the handle?  Just a random question. You can discuss.

Becuase, its the way it forgetin spins

[Maze24]

I have always wondered this.

[XaMMaX211]

Becuase, its the way it forgetin spins

[Barakuda]

Because Treyarch said so.

[AssassinDevil2]

snip

There you have it, so lock this stuff

[Raeyok]

Ambiguous title is ambiguous.

[Acid]

Luck i guess.

[Sebster 105]

It doesn't. It just does in films.

[Anti-Block]

This question is stupid.
Go throw a knife at your friend and I guarantee it probably won't kill him.

[Night Fox]

Because the people who do it know how to do it right.

[Bloody Mary]

It doesn't. It just does in films.

That's actually untrue. If you grasp the knife by the blade, then the weight of the handle will "pull" the point of the blade forwards.
Of course, it is hard to pull off.

[AssassinDevil2]

Lock this crap already

[Connected!]

Lock this crap already

How about i lock your ass shut?

[ChexGuy331]

because people who had the m4d ski11z to throw knives train a lot so that they know how hard to throw a knife at a certain distance.