im kirby with a gun, ask ME anything.
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i would use the match to light the candle, the candle to light the oil lamp and the oil lamp to light the heater.
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in your body. you are the living essence depending on the body you reside within to survive, and you work in tandem to become what you are. THIS QUESTION CANNOT BE ASKED AGAIN lol
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(>'.')>¿;= wrote...
any bokuto properly manufactured is created of a tempered wood or bamboo, supporting the design with a much stronger constitution then usual. most... or rather all of these practice swords dont have a sufficiently sharp edge to implicate during a kill, but im positive that they could be used as a murder weapon.;o keep on askin!
Not necessarily. Mass produced bokuto tend to be made from porous wood which makes them easy to break. In terms of durability and quality it depends on both the choice of wood and the craftsman. As for the matter of the sharpness of the edge, not all bokuto are manufactured or crafted, for that matter, with the intention of it being used as a practice sword. I don't like to reference anime to prove a point IRL, but in Outlaw Star, Suzuka's primary weapon was a bokuto. In reality, I've seen a number of sharpened ones on sale, specifically designed to be used as weapons.
We'll both agree that they can be used as a murder weapon. The desired effect wouldn't necessarily be the same as using an actual katana, but if crafted properly, they could in fact work in the same manner.
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Well my wooden katana is not sharp enough, yes i am able to wield it with ease and the katan is with for about 3 years and i have been constant cleaning it and it is placed conveniently beside my bed where most of the time in my life that i am in my room...
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thats why i used the term bokuto as you did jesus. mass produced practice swords are made as efficiently as possible with the most sensical materials used, but thats everywhere that ISNT japan, the birth place of the katana and, suprisingly, the bokuto. if someone were to purchase one of these it alone showed dedication to the art, because these blades were crafted so finely and with such skill that the blade lastest years of practice... and ran ya about about a hundred bucks. NONE of them were intentionally crafted to implicate a killing blow with the blade, any wooden sword youve seen like that is either done by an amateur to show off or modified by its owner. this is from my experiences and teachings... if theres anything wrong about it lemme know.
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(>'.')>¿;= wrote...
thats why i used the term bokuto as you did jesus. mass produced practice swords are made as efficiently as possible with the most sensical materials used, but thats everywhere that ISNT japan, the birth place of the katana and, suprisingly, the bokuto. if someone were to purchase one of these it alone showed dedication to the art, because these blades were crafted so finely and with such skill that the blade lastest years of practice... and ran ya about about a hundred bucks. NONE of them were intentionally crafted to implicate a killing blow with the blade, any wooden sword youve seen like that is either done by an amateur to show off or modified by its owner. this is from my experiences and teachings... if theres anything wrong about it lemme know.Don't think of a sharpened bokuto as a tool used for inflicting injuries on another. It is the same as a katana. The craftsman of a true bokuto treats it with as much respect and diginity as one would do so when crafting a katana. The mass production of bokuto from less durable wood is rather common in Japan. In any case, when these are crafted, it is not so much for contact drills as it is for non contact ones, such as kata. There are bokuto that are crafted, with the inclusion of sharpening, as a katana would.
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and thus i know nothing. in all honesty i was just taking a shot in the dark with that information... none of it was true, i just wanted some answers you probably wouldnt have covered without it there. lol thanks jesus =) and in a matter of preference i prefer those crafted from bamboo because they indicate alot more on a sword then first realized and they absorb blows much easier.
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Waar wrote...
sugar?hell yeah! not only do you remove stubborn hairs, you also end up smelling like candy floss...interested? i could send you some DIY instructions ;)
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ill answer both those questions.
*arly:
'wax, shave, sugar or pluck on back, sack or crack?'
i would say sugar for a change of pace, and gimme one of everything lol
*arly
'hell yeah! not only do you remove stubborn hairs, you also end up smelling like candy floss...interested? i could send you some DIY instructions :wink: '
...yes please.
*arly:
'wax, shave, sugar or pluck on back, sack or crack?'
i would say sugar for a change of pace, and gimme one of everything lol
*arly
'hell yeah! not only do you remove stubborn hairs, you also end up smelling like candy floss...interested? i could send you some DIY instructions :wink: '
...yes please.
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hey, i found something for you ^^
I guess its kind of a turn on...pleasure...pain.... baby soft skin..
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I guess its kind of a turn on...pleasure...pain.... baby soft skin..
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Waar wrote...
could you provide visual evidence of such smoothness, LOL.Well come to think of it, i do use it my self and it hurts a little but is generally effective at providing a fun experience..
But you want evidence, so how about i test it on a few cadavers, ship them over to ontario so that you too can see the baby softness and candy smelling goodness?? >.<!
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that... would be greatly appreciated. im sure you can just send all of them to me and ill kinda ship em over to waar once im done, hes patient. besides, itll save you money on the shipping and handling! and wait a second...
I guess its kind of a turn on...pleasure...pain.... baby soft skin..
what part of stripping layers of hair off yourself pleasurable! ive been missing out on something...
scarlet_aryles wrote...
I guess its kind of a turn on...pleasure...pain.... baby soft skin..
what part of stripping layers of hair off yourself pleasurable! ive been missing out on something...
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hhmm is it just this partial insomnia i'm blessed with is putting ideas into my head, or are you suggesting to have a bit of loving with these baby soft skinned cadavers? honey, theres horny and then theres slightly creepy...
Different strokes lloyd, different strokes, waxing/sugaring can be pretty enjoyable. Its like sneezing=1/4 orgasm.
Ah they joys of masochistism.
Different strokes lloyd, different strokes, waxing/sugaring can be pretty enjoyable. Its like sneezing=1/4 orgasm.
Ah they joys of masochistism.