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Lord Refa
Creepy, but in a good way
in Zocalo v2.0
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Say no more! Say.. no... more.. *drool*
Say no more! Say.. no... more.. *drool*
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[B]Heh, my mate has a set of 3! [/B][/QUOTE]
All I want/need is one.. or two, if I become the Merc with a Mouth (comicbook geek, I know).
[B]I think I'll start a new hobby! [/B][/QUOTE]
Collecting? or massacring?:D
*Looks around room*
Oh.
Regards,
Morden
beyond that, I want to learn how to actually use it. And I want to actually fight with it in mock combat, a sparring match with swards if you will....
its on my list of things to do before I die. (The list grows...but its acomplishable I believe...)
[url]http://www.swordsofhonor.com/ranhermarswo.html[/url]
anyone know any people that teach swardplay in Florida?
No I can't!
*DROOL*, damn. Now I have to clean the floor... again! :(
[B]You know... I think I'm really gonna buy that sword. It's only two months pay anyway. [/B][/QUOTE]
How much does it cost?
1200 ??
[B]How much does it cost?
1200 ?? [/B][/QUOTE]
About 1600 euros. So I'd have almost 500-600 euros left to spend even.
[B]About 1600 euros. So I'd have almost 500-600 euros left to spend even. [/B][/QUOTE]
Whoa, that much? For example, the award-winning Siberian-made TAL-200K Klevtsov-Cassegrain reflector telescope with a big (200mm in diameter) main mirror costs about 1600 € too, ever thought to observe lunar seas instead of your lunacies? :-)
[B]Whoa, that much? For example, the award-winning Siberian-made TAL-200K Klevtsov-Cassegrain reflector telescope with a big (200mm in diameter) main mirror costs about 1600 € too, ever thought to observe lunar seas instead of your lunacies? :-) [/B][/QUOTE]
Bah, humbug.
Well, yeah, it's a bit ordinary and so forth but if you want a sturdy allaround knife for everyday killing and shutting-those-kids-and-neighbours-up-with-a-twist you can't make a better choice.
Bought it in the army, still use it. Great for gardening (read: chopping trees with it), opening letters, sharpening erasers (Hey, I do precision work :)) and stabbing it in the middle of the table with a loud YAAAARRRGGGHHH! if you want some attention in the conversation. ;)
Those fantasy blades look reeeeeeal tasty, though. :)
[B]stabbing it in the middle of the table with a loud YAAAARRRGGGHHH![/B][/QUOTE]
You can do that with any sharp knife. And it's always fun if the blade shatters, and hits someone in the eye.
[B]WTF? A Finnish site and they don't have [URL=http://www.brisa.fi/sissi.html]SISSIPUUKKO[/URL]?
Well, yeah, it's a bit ordinary and so forth but if you want a sturdy allaround knife for everyday killing and shutting-those-kids-and-neighbours-up-with-a-twist you can't make a better choice.[/B][/QUOTE]
Well, I'm happy with my own Victorinox Swiss Tool. The corkscrew comes very handy when it's "shutting-those-kids-and-neighbours-up-with-a-twist" -time. ;-)
[QUOTE][B]Bought it in the army, still use it. Great for gardening (read: chopping trees with it), opening letters, sharpening erasers (Hey, I do precision work :)) and stabbing it in the middle of the table with a loud YAAAARRRGGGHHH! if you want some attention in the conversation. ;)
Those fantasy blades look reeeeeeal tasty, though. :) [/B][/QUOTE]They certainly do. Through three years of hard work, H. Roselli managed to reinvent the ancient method used (and forgot) by the Maure's over a thousand years ago - the method of producing ultra high eutectoid carbon steel. It remains to be seen how long UHC can hold its pole position...
[B]I want a Heron marked blade...
beyond that, I want to learn how to actually use it. And I want to actually fight with it in mock combat, a sparring match with swards if you will.... [/B][/QUOTE]
Ah,you mean "LARP-ing". (Live Action Roll-Playing). :)
My mate's cousin does it with a full leather and mail jerkin carrying a massive warhammer, and he says's it's a great laugh.
It's something that I'd like to get into, too, I just don't have th money. I crossbow would be nice, and a sword... :cool:
Regards,
Morden
[B]Damn it, Refa, you and your links! Now that I went through the catalog, I couldn't help ordering myself one of the tactical knives. The Fox Cutlery Exagon Fighter II. It's not a sword, but I figured it would be nice to have a little backup, in a place like Mexico where I can actually carry one ;) [/B][/QUOTE]
You can carry it around here too, sure, it might not be exactly legal or such, but hell. Laws are made to be broken.. or was it rules.. same difference.
I think I might have trouble with carrying that Katana pretty much everywhere.
[B]Ah,you mean "LARP-ing". (Live Action Roll-Playing). :)
My mate's cousin does it with a full leather and mail jerkin carrying a massive warhammer, and he says's it's a great laugh.
It's something that I'd like to get into, too, I just don't have th money. I crossbow would be nice, and a sword... :cool:
Regards,
Morden [/B][/QUOTE]
no, an actual duel, where the object is to win, but NOT to kill. (So you stop the killing blow short of the target.
And I sometimes LARP too. You never get in any good fights though.
Regards,
Morden
[B]You can do that with any sharp knife. And it's always fun if the blade shatters, and hits someone in the eye. [/B][/QUOTE]
The blade's 5mm thick carbon steel so you can practically stick it hard on anything (;)) without breaking the blade... Sooo... not quite the same. :)
[B]The blade's 5mm thick carbon steel so you can practically stick it hard on anything (;)) without breaking the blade... Sooo... not quite the same. :) [/B][/QUOTE]
Well that's always fun too. :D