SAK scissors are brilliant but don’t fret without them, just use the blade, right!? 

I mostly use them to cut my nails. I guess if you are ambidextrous, a knife may work. But the scissors are much quicker and safer. I carry a classic on my keychain just in case I forget my larger SAK since I am a musician and need to trim my nails often.

Would rather have scissors in the SAK. Scissors allow you to be more precise, to do smaller tasks, to cut paper. You could so some of those tasks with a knife but it's not as efficient. It's also safer. Let's say I wanted to cut off a piece of loose string in front of my neck or at the top of my shorts. Uh, you could use a knife, but I wouldn't. I'd just use scissors.

Provided the blade is sharp those techniques work. However if the blade isn't sharp and you're trying to open something with loose contents, such as a bag of macaroni, or a pack of coffee, it can get messy! Speaking from experience here. So I almost always have a pair of SAK scissors on hand. Also I tend to notice freakish hairs coming out of an earlobe, nostril or even just my head lol and the Vic scissors are perfect to get rid of those. Cutting nails too is something I wouldn't want to do with a knife blade even if it's hair-popping sharp. Today I was off work and pining for the countryside but I'm in the city. My EDC was Vic Farmer together with a rareish camo scaled 74mm Ambassador (for the scissors and a backup blade), and Knipex Cobra XS. I've used both Victorinox a few times today already, but not the Knipex (yet), but I really don't notice it's there so no problem with carrying it too. I do have a Farmer X by the way but it's a bit of a brick. The standard Farmer , and the Ambassador are both pretty slim so nice in the pocket. Also this combo gives me the addition of scale tools, nailfile and backup blade.

I tried trimming my mustache with the knife, didn't end well..

Using Rally myself, would love to have scissors but Rambler is 2x more expensive and that's not something i would justify (not losing screwdriwer/bottle opener tool, to get Classic)

It's like driving in a nail with a stone or turning a bolt with pliers. Wrong tool.

Nice!