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Old 18th March 2005, 09:04 PM   #7
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Originally Posted by B.I
hi wolviex,
your english is better than my polish and so you have the advantage. also, i would be careful about offering translation services so freely, or you will have the career change without the paycheque at the end of each month .
Oh come on, I'm idealist, and I don't need anything but the passion to survive.... do you think that's the reason I'm starving....




PS. Some of the books quote by you at the start, like "Szabla zolnierza polskiego" by Czerwinski and Dudek, or "Piec wiekow szabli polskiej" aren't about oriental arms , maybe, in the second book it is only mentioned but nothing more, I think

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