ScoMa
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I wouldn’t be surprised to see some of these names used for future offerings, even if they had already thought of them.
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I wouldn’t be surprised to see some of these names used for future offerings, even if they had already thought of them.
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Bad Mudder Waki or Bad Mudder Wakizashi = BMW
Fantastic Tanto Waki <or Wakizashi> = FTW
Fantastic Tanto Waki <or Wakizashi> = FTW
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T.N.T (The New Trick)
Seeing as how this little sword has new features never seen in a scrapyard such as the new handle design and I believe it is the first with cbt.
That old Dog has definitely learned a new trick or 2
Seeing as how this little sword has new features never seen in a scrapyard such as the new handle design and I believe it is the first with cbt.
That old Dog has definitely learned a new trick or 2
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I see you said Ruffi first
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You want to give me a sword? I'll take a crack at it. It's stupid, I know. But it was fun for me to think up. So:
Ernesto.
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I already suggested “dog-senshi” but it could also be American Senshi-16 or AS-16. Great play on the American Kensai. The meanings even work. Kensai = legendary warrior. Senshi is one of the words for soldier. I think it’s a good representation of the simpler more practical design. The 16 is a guess at the length, so you could just insert length at the end for a whole series.
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Paddywhack
As in, Knick Knack Paddywhack, Give A Dog A Bone.
I found an old article about the supposed origins and meaning of This Old Man. Here’s a quote from it.
“Paddywhack is the ligament from the neck and spine of sheep and cattle – a final piece of ‘meat’ the poor could chew on to stave off hunger.”
As in, Knick Knack Paddywhack, Give A Dog A Bone.
I found an old article about the supposed origins and meaning of This Old Man. Here’s a quote from it.
“Paddywhack is the ligament from the neck and spine of sheep and cattle – a final piece of ‘meat’ the poor could chew on to stave off hunger.”
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SYKCO E.D.C (Elegant, Deadly, Covert)
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S.H.I.B.A (Small Handheld Inconspicuous Battle Advantage)
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I just copied this from the Scrap Yard Forum.
Let's Drink!
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We have a winner!!!! . . . . Sort of. . . . . more like 2 winners!!!
We really like the name NEW TRICK . . . .
So, Twoody88 posted this name on the Scrap Yard Knife forum and therefore wins the new SYKCO Sword!!!!
However, Honorearth posted the same name on Bladeforums AFTER Twoody88 but improved it by calling it "The New Trick" and thus the acronym TNT was born.
So, we now have 2 winners!!!!!
Congrats!
Dumpster Dan
Let's Drink!
Jerry
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Twoody88 said:
We have a winner!!!! . . . . Sort of. . . . . more like 2 winners!!!
We really like the name NEW TRICK . . . .
So, Twoody88 posted this name on the Scrap Yard Knife forum and therefore wins the new SYKCO Sword!!!!
However, Honorearth posted the same name on Bladeforums AFTER Twoody88 but improved it by calling it "The New Trick" and thus the acronym TNT was born.
So, we now have 2 winners!!!!!
Congrats!
Dumpster Dan
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