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Sure that counts
How about a Becker and an AK
So are we waiting on pong's repost for his AK or are we on Becker + muscle car?
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So are we waiting on pong's repost for his AK or are we on Becker + muscle car?
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Yup thats what we are looking for. He just meant that it was your idea
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Just to get it going, let's see ponq's Becker and a muscle car.
Nice Mando skulls, Qeth.
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If the above is OK, I'd like to keep it going ;-)
A (or more) Becker(s) with some Rock 'n Roll CD's or vinyl?
A (or more) Becker(s) with some Rock 'n Roll CD's or vinyl?
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Becker and a hockey puck.
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Standard sports equipment, or ghetto improvised?
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I am looking for a sport puck.
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Since my alma mater were the Golden Knights, I'd like to see a Becker and a broadsword. Actually any medieval sword will do.
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Medieval time period; 5th to 15th century, as opposed to antiquity and the modern eras.
Hmmm, an authentic piece would command a hefty price, so perhaps an admirable reproduction instead?
No European design in the collection, but...
Japanese sword production periods; jokoto- up to 900 A.D.; koto- 900 to 1596; shinto- 1596 to 1780; shinshinto- 1781 to 1876; gendaito- 1876 to 1945; shinsakuto- 1953 to present.
Therefore, one would expect a medieval sword, of Japanese design from the middle ages, would be either jokoto, or koto.
Hmmm, how about a souvenir from the 80's?
Becker and a broadsword, or any medieval sword.
Hmmm, an authentic piece would command a hefty price, so perhaps an admirable reproduction instead?
No European design in the collection, but...
Japanese sword production periods; jokoto- up to 900 A.D.; koto- 900 to 1596; shinto- 1596 to 1780; shinshinto- 1781 to 1876; gendaito- 1876 to 1945; shinsakuto- 1953 to present.
Therefore, one would expect a medieval sword, of Japanese design from the middle ages, would be either jokoto, or koto.
Hmmm, how about a souvenir from the 80's?
Becker and a broadsword, or any medieval sword.
