keris bugis again

Green · 6th March 2017, 04:02 PM

Divid;

Alan has made plenty of comments in other posts on non jawa keris and other ethonagraphic weapons which I greatly benefit from!

And in this particular thread , if my understanding of english language is correct, his nuanced statement seem to indicate that he may have interesting opinion on these kerises (to put it nicely) and this is what pique my interest as my current interest happens to be bugis keris (which he amply knows)... and i want to learn something from him!

the beauty of this forum is that people are very open and free with their opinions (which i find very refreshing) unlike many other keris forums elsewhere.
I have learnt many things from honest comments from my posts and if at all i value criticism much more than praises as i learn more from criticisms than the later.

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6th March 2017, 04:02 PM	#35
Green Member Join Date: Apr 2015 Location: Malaysia Posts: 323	Divid; Alan has made plenty of comments in other posts on non jawa keris and other ethonagraphic weapons which I greatly benefit from! And in this particular thread , if my understanding of english language is correct, his nuanced statement seem to indicate that he may have interesting opinion on these kerises (to put it nicely) and this is what pique my interest as my current interest happens to be bugis keris (which he amply knows)... and i want to learn something from him! the beauty of this forum is that people are very open and free with their opinions (which i find very refreshing) unlike many other keris forums elsewhere. I have learnt many things from honest comments from my posts and if at all i value criticism much more than praises as i learn more from criticisms than the later.