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The Great Sword [ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_hfLZozBVpM&feature=player_embedded[/ame]
The Eyelander has a new name...
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I don't care if it was a candy cane!
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wow, pretty amazing sword they're selling there 
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I don't find cutting the pig's head to be cool. Being Chinese, every time I buy some BBQ Pork I see a guy do the exact same thing with a butcher's knife.
Only send 12 payments of 119.99 and this great Great Sword can be yours!
One thing I didn't see him cut/slash/throw/hack was another sword. If this can do any of the above to another sword then I'll gladly send the money in, until then not worth the money.
One thing I didn't see him cut/slash/throw/hack was another sword. If this can do any of the above to another sword then I'll gladly send the money in, until then not worth the money.
Until they rediscover the process for making Damascus steel I think you are out of luck, it is pretty much impossible for any sword to cut through another sword, if one sword is very brittle it could be snapped though.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Damascus_steel
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Even better, show two ninja's fighting each other with it!
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Wait... you mean the Scottish tribes of William Wallace's time were using ball-bearing-shooting explosive traps? Mel Gibson's movie can't be wrong!
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I loved this clip when it came out on G4tv, funny as hell.
Thou'st speak'th the'th truth'st
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/M18A1_Claymore_Antipersonnel_Mine
You said the Highland Claymore. I have yet to see a William Wallace using a claymore.
