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Originally posted by seiko.citizen
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So where to get WW2 jap sword? -
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is it an offence to own swords in sg?
is there a neeed to have liscense to own them? swords can kill also...jie tou dang can use swords to hack people...
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not a bad idea but it so much of wasting time. lolOriginally posted by crazybay View PostTry digging at Changi Beach..........
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Bro crazybay, I'm taking a short break now from work and when i read this my sides almost split from laughter...Originally posted by crazybay View PostTry digging at Changi Beach..........
You damn hilarious lah!!!
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Originally posted by ten10 View PostBro crazybay, I'm taking a short break now from work and when i read this my sides almost split from laughter...
You damn hilarious lah!!!There is still a possibility to find something left behind from WW2 but just that the chances are not high.........
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haha! I find this "try digging at changi beach" funny too!Originally posted by crazybay View PostTry digging at Changi Beach..........My 18K Gold Day Date "President" Collection:
1) WG DIA 18239
2) YG DIA 18238
3) WG 18239
4) YG 18238
5) YG 18248G Bark
6) WG DIA 18039
7) WG 18039
8) YG 18038
9) Tridor DIA 18039B
10) YG DIA 18078 Bark
11) RG 1803 (Mint V.Rare)
12) WG 1803
13) YG 1803
50th Anniversary Collection:
1)GMT II 116718 18K
2)Sub 16610LV Mk1 x 4pcs ( 3F + 1 Y!)
Others
1)Daytona RG 116505 18K
2)D15037 14k
3)DJ16238 18KComment
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all samurai sword owners have to register and apply for a licence at outram police station (arms/explosive branch) when they import these items.Originally posted by m33pok View Postis it an offence to own swords in sg?
is there a neeed to have liscense to own them? swords can kill also...jie tou dang can use swords to hack people...
there are also shops that sell samurai swords in singapore but those are modern made blades for display purposes only, not wartime, they are expensive too saw some at $2K to $3K. not worth in my opinion.
even these you have to show IC and I think they submit your details to police.
teen gangs only use a $20 chopper to hack people. those choppers are hard to control because they are easily available at any provision shop.My 18K Gold Day Date "President" Collection:
1) WG DIA 18239
2) YG DIA 18238
3) WG 18239
4) YG 18238
5) YG 18248G Bark
6) WG DIA 18039
7) WG 18039
8) YG 18038
9) Tridor DIA 18039B
10) YG DIA 18078 Bark
11) RG 1803 (Mint V.Rare)
12) WG 1803
13) YG 1803
50th Anniversary Collection:
1)GMT II 116718 18K
2)Sub 16610LV Mk1 x 4pcs ( 3F + 1 Y!)
Others
1)Daytona RG 116505 18K
2)D15037 14k
3)DJ16238 18KComment
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now they downgraded liao...budget liao...my time they used to use 3 feet parangs...lol....Courage is what it takes to stand up and speak
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modern aged swords are not my cup of tea. something isnt right about them, unless you are using them as intended such as practising, into sword martial arts, or hacking up people
. Once over at cannington racegrounds (those who have been to perth will know!) there was a hall, full of militaria items. in one particular a booth was set up, where people could bring their blades, and chop dried grass bundled up together. one fella down under, is a swordsmith, and his blade in particular caught my eye due to its sharpness. by the time the blade had followed thru, the hay only started to drop towards the ground. just imagine that particular blade in the wrong hands
actually for blades, depends on the steel and forging method. also the quality of the edge counts. back in the day, my old man would perfect the method of sharpening the swords, literally one inch at a time. i should try on my parang the next time i bring out the sharpener
i import a caterpiller front end loader can? your changi beach, 4 days kautim!Originally posted by Ivanloh View Post[U]Currently wearing[/U]:
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The chance are not high too!!! lolzOriginally posted by seiko.citizen View Postmodern aged swords are not my cup of tea. something isnt right about them, unless you are using them as intended such as practising, into sword martial arts, or hacking up people. Once over at cannington racegrounds (those who have been to perth will know!) there was a hall, full of militaria items. in one particular a booth was set up, where people could bring their blades, and chop dried grass bundled up together. one fella down under, is a swordsmith, and his blade in particular caught my eye due to its sharpness. by the time the blade had followed thru, the hay only started to drop towards the ground. just imagine that particular blade in the wrong hands
actually for blades, depends on the steel and forging method. also the quality of the edge counts. back in the day, my old man would perfect the method of sharpening the swords, literally one inch at a time. i should try on my parang the next time i bring out the sharpener
i import a caterpiller front end loader can? your changi beach, 4 days kautim!
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