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- Thread starter Daniel Koster
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whatever suits your fancy, man...
This Tezday is very nicely fullered. Probably doesn't show in the photo.....know what that means.....
This Tezday is very nicely fullered. Probably doesn't show in the photo.....know what that means.....
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Does anyone know the use or the reason for the shape of the Tizdar? What are those things on the spine for?
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Daniel Koster said:
Yeah, but you get to play with them for a little while.
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Howard Wallace said:
Those big serrations on the spine are put there to minimize blood spray during covert desanguination activities of course!
The Tezdar can also be used to penetrate comm-block body armor. (Doesn't do c%^p for penetrating NATO body armor, but as long as a communist is the one being stabbed it does great.)
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You mean the kamis have incorporated the latest "DO" technology into their knives?Svashtar said:
They must have industrial espionage operatives all over the world!
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I promised myself I wouldn't go "all out" on every piece....I don't have enough time in the day!
But this lil' Tezdar deserves a better chance.
We'll see if the night-shift is watching...
Now take that....!
But this lil' Tezdar deserves a better chance.
We'll see if the night-shift is watching...
Now take that....!
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I'm not sure I get the idea behind a tezdar. Can someone explain it to me? What is it used for? Is it from some ethnic culture? Or just a goofy idea? Please use simple, declarative sentences and no words that aren't in standard English, if possible
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Every once in a while, a kami gets a "wild hair" and comes up with a design of his own.
I can't find any reference to the word "tezdar" on the internet....sometimes they pull the names from international references....sometimes they just make 'em up. who knows....sure looks fun though. Not as practical as a JKM, of course. But who knows how many more we'll see. Certainly going to ask Yangdu about it when she gets back. Fun lil' piece.
I can't find any reference to the word "tezdar" on the internet....sometimes they pull the names from international references....sometimes they just make 'em up. who knows....sure looks fun though. Not as practical as a JKM, of course. But who knows how many more we'll see. Certainly going to ask Yangdu about it when she gets back. Fun lil' piece.
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holding out on the Tezdar......somebody take it for $60 shipped
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Are the notches to catch an opponents blade? Open a bottle of beer? Or barbs?
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If no one takes the Tezdar by tomorrow morning I would like it.
I sometimes get in on some good deals so I feel a little guilty
jumping in on things without letting some of the other forumites
getting a chance. This looks like a good blade, just needs some dressing
up. Take care all.
I sometimes get in on some good deals so I feel a little guilty
jumping in on things without letting some of the other forumites
getting a chance. This looks like a good blade, just needs some dressing
up. Take care all.