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Old 13th October 2014, 10:44 AM   #4
Gavin Nugent
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Very nice!

Hope I am not going to be lectured that it was destined for a mass dance party :-)
Oh but you are Ariel, you are... MORE OR LESS

I hope your sitting down....

Nice fighting sword by the way Kubur. It is the business, a capable and fast fighting sword.

A fuller however as we all knows lessens weight but adds more surface area to create a stronger blade, something hardly needed to bust a move with your mates... The position of this fuller add rigidness to this section to keep the sword strong in your hands yet pliable at the business end, as a good sword should be.

I'd love to post a link to the thread where all the unanswered hard questions are asked about wild dancing claims, but I'll refrain for I am sure everyone has read the passages by now...PM me if you wish to view the passages.

EDIT, I didn't see you jump in there Spiral...


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