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I guess I could see that. We could be monkeying around with it.
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Well thankyou for all your imput! It's nice to get other peoples thoughts on the subject. To me it will always be a scrotumasaur now! ( thought that was a just a medical condition)
![]() There is a similarity to Bhushan's photo, I wonder if that is also Hanuman? The hands and toes seem very monkey-like. It certainly fits with the story of the herbs and sun on the blade too. I think we have a winner! Although Fearn's squashed mouse was a close second. scrotumasuar! I love it! More pics as requested! |
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Are I see Bhushan beat me to it, while I was typing!
I like the reasoning Kronkew! & as for Hanuman if that what you see thats what it is for you ![]() ![]() Heres another version of it,{without the typicle Nepali flag shape.}From the old Nepalese Royal standard. ![]() So I wonder if the "hanuman" on the other kukri is actualy the same symbol as well? Its hard to be be certain of that one, though{IMHO}. Although it does look very monkey like to me as well. {Which for some people in Nepal would also be doubly auspicious if you can see both things in it! ![]() But all these questians & wonderings are part of the fun of kukri! spiral Last edited by spiral; 2nd September 2010 at 09:25 AM. Reason: fixing pics... |
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