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7/7/2014 2:22:10 AM
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I really do love this .gif. They then chopped the blade with some Bavarian steel and actually broke through it.
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What is this from?
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Edited by SexyPiranha: 7/7/2014 2:27:36 AMActually results from the katanas basic construction. A relatively soft blade(soft compared to the European blade) with a hardened edge much like old bronze swords(I actually like bronze swords, something about them). Egyptian khopesh's are cool.
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Yeah, I know why it bends, but it's still satisfying to see. [quote]Egyptian khopesh's are cool.[/quote]Thse crazy Egyptians and their sickle blade things... From around that period, I like the Iberian falcatas best.
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[quote]still satisfying to see[/quote] I just imagine all the buttdevastated weabs. [quote]iberian falcata[/quote] Those are sexy.
