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Old 8th June 2005, 02:06 AM   #1
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I think everyone should stay away from the Thai and Burmese stuff too.
No worries 'bout that !
You guys (the Dhafia) have already run that market out of sight !
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Old 8th June 2005, 11:37 AM   #2
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Nah, those farmer swords that "aren't dhas" are still quite affordable ....I think I can about afford a screwdriver from Mindinao......
Battara, that's what I'd always heard about the spike. When I made one out of a buzz saw blade though, I put a sharp spike (and a peaked tip edge for parrying, and a 10" flat tang. )......it was, as Therion said, even a little scary to handle; significantly moreso than a sharp double edged sword, holding which should make a person feel real alert right there.....
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