TNT Champagne Opening

[TENTEX]

Less than two weeks to New Years!

 

[Boss1911]

Ok, I know I can't out do your performance with the TNT so let's make a F16 or War Sword challenge!!! Any takers and I'll sneak into the Wife's Champagne cooler and make a video.

 

[Drop bear]

TENTEX made as clean a job as I've ever seen with this task...note how he even recoils the blade back a bit <after decaptation>.

Top shelf form even considering there was no one in the path of the blade...this man knows how to sabre.

Greater follow-through-- although more showy & dramatic-- could result in a more gory sort of decapitation!

Samurai Sommelier, anyone?

How sharp was that sword?

 

[Father & Son Traditional Sharpening]

How sharp was that sword?

It is rather interesting that it appears TENTEX used the edge to break the bottle, as historically it seems that was not the case.

 

[GmpaJim]

You guys use swords? Hmmm.

 

[TENTEX]

Edge held up fine. They do it all the time. Head over to YouTube and watch the professionals do it in restaurants

 

[Drop bear]

It is rather interesting that it appears TENTEX used the edge to break the bottle, as historically it seems that was not the case.

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Sorry I meant in that skit. That was cutting through things. That were incredibly dangerous.

 

[PeteyTwoPointOne]

It is rather interesting that it appears TENTEX used the edge to break the bottle, as historically it seems that was not the case.

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Frankly, I'm surprised the cork didn't sense the impending doom from the TNT and preemptively eject itself before the sabrage.

..and the tradition would have originated using edge leading if their sabers were crafted from sr101.

 

[Jerry Busse]

Busse Combat . . . . SYKCO CorkBat?

I like it!!!

You made that look so easy! . .

I know from firsthand experience, dating back about 35 years ago, that it is not!!!

Nice job!

Jerry

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