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29th May 2006, 04:06 AM
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I like it: the name for this group is " The Unmentionables"
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9th January 2007, 02:14 PM
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he he. i guess so... themorningstar asked names of misfits not mentioned but ariel nailed it a recent conversation i have with a relative pointed out that the binangon i had (which i no longer have) is a bengaw-wan style, meaning it was made from a baranggay in visayas (not sure if it's in siquijor) known for its blade makers, and special charcoals were used. he identified it by the method that was used in wrapping the handle and blade surface. why was this thread resurrected? the only known photo i have of this binangon is pictured on the first post, lower left. i figure i'd share this. |
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9th January 2007, 02:22 PM
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he he. i guess so... themorningstar asked names of misfits not mentioned but ariel nailed it a recent conversation i have with a relative pointed out that the binangon i had (which i no longer have) is a bengaw-wan style, meaning it was made from a baranggay in visayas (not sure if it's in siquijor) known for its blade makers, and special charcoals were used. he identified it by the method that was used in wrapping the handle and blade surface. why was this thread resurrected? the only known photo i have of this binangon is pictured on the first post, lower left. i figure i'd share this. |
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29th September 2016, 07:32 PM
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RESURRECTED THIS DAY FOR THROWBACK THURSDAY
LONG AGO WITH FORUM MEMBERS AT PLAY JUST CUTTING UP IN THEIR OWN WAY |
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30th September 2016, 04:27 AM
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I don't haiku well
I try so hard and yet fail. Haikus are so hard. |
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