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Old 5th April 2011, 02:41 AM   #19
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now, nothing beats with that actual sword on your hand. you can only read so much about it, but once you got it in person, it takes a whole new meaning.
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think of it like a library: you borrow a book, you read it, once you get done, you return it.
That's how I see it. Some like to amass libraries, others just borrow books... and I guess in a way, it's the same with weapon collecting

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of course there are what i call the Keepers, which, weird as it may sound, you can actually feel if certain pieces wants to stay with you.
Yea, it is kind of strange... sometimes there's something special about a certain piece, and it's hard to say why
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