im pretty sure if used something hard enough, you could break any sword
You'd actually be surprised, even cheap beater swords wont break, you'll dent them for sure, but they should never snap from hitting something.
im pretty sure if used something hard enough, you could break any sword
Well yeah even novelty swords can be sharp enough to cut skin, but the first time I accidentally cut myself on mine was mind boggling. Essentially if you touch the blade and move even a bit, even without applying any pressure, it'll cut you very easily.
Speaking of swords... is it even legal to OWN one of those things now?
I know certainly down where I live it isn't. XD
Speaking of swords... is it even legal to OWN one of those things now?
I know certainly down where I live it isn't. XD
Ninja'd by Hydrohs.I know here in the U.S. there's nothing that says you can't own one, but I guess it depends on where you live. I think to use one outside of the home, you need a permit for it. I believe there are classes to take on how to properly use a sword, so permits probably do exist. Still is an interesting question.
Oh are you from the States then JB? XD
Yep, I've actually carried one on the subway before when taking it to a friends house and nobody said anything.
I was sorta raised into nerdy-ness. Before and slightly after I was born, my parents were playing Red and Blue. Then, they got Yellow as a transfer game and I sorta just took it over. I played Yellow until my baby sister dropped it into a cup of Coke. Then I got Crystal because I was in love with the design of the cartridge. When we moved out of that apartment and into a house, I gave Crystal to my best friend there so he'd remember me. (never saw him again, this was 10 years ago) Then I just sorta....grew up with Pokemon. Now I'm 16 and still playing Y, my sister plays X, she has SoulSilver, and I have White 2. I doubt I'll ever stop~
Cosplaying is for nerds. Nerd.
but i can't be a nerd, just last weekend i went on a date
(which included a trip to a technology museum, one day after touring the stanford university campus)