Skyler998 wrote...
The Jesus wrote...
Skyler998 wrote...
which weapon would be better if i got crazy and wanted to kill a person ? a real but small dagger like knife in the kitchen or my wooden katana my uncle from japan bought me...
Damn, I should open my own "ask me anything" thread. It depends on the type of person and the type of death you want them to experience.
let me define my crazy as in unable to think mind de-ranged, physically tranquilize from pain and fear and only one sheer thought of kill...
A bokutÅ would be ideal for beating someone to death. Brutalizing a person with a blunt object can prove to be more satisfactory if you just lose you mind and want to beat someone into a fine bloody mess.
I've always believed knives to have a lot more possibilities. If you're in the state of mind to do so, you can torture a person in many, many ways with a knife. Making a lot of shallow cuts will do minimal damage, cause a lot of pain, with the possibility of bleeding to death over an extended, agonizing period of time. Deep cuts would cause more intense pain, but would cause more severe damage and result in a quicker less torturous death. Stabbing the person repeatedly, well that isn't about specifics, but you can make a game out of it by seeing how many times you can stab the person before they die, of course there's other possibilities with stabbing. There's also the option of flaying or skinning the person, which seems to me to be the most interesting. You can do lots of things with a knife: disembowelment, dismemberment, and shit that I forget at the moment.
If you're going to go with the bokutÅ, I have to ask a few things about it:
Are both the wood and the bokutÅ, as a whole, durable enough to beat someone to death without breaking?
Is the hissaki(tip), ha(edge), or monouchi(cutting portion of the edge, 1/3 closest to the hissaki) sharp?
How long have you had it and how have you stored/displayed it?