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Where Scorpions came from

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In case anybody wondered where the scorpion came from.
Anybody (Kronk????) know what the Filipino name for it is???
 
Interesting. I always kind of figured based on your fighting skills that the knife was a version of a Pakal Knife, a variation of which is used for Escrima and is designed to be held backhanded, which is known as Pakal style to them. I have seen some of those knives that are slightly similar, so now that I see the original inspiration I see how much different it is from the pakals I thought were similar.
 
Looks like the complementary piece of steel they had left over when they cut out a Khukri. Hey what the heck lets use this piece too! Put a handle on it bro and see what we can do with it;)
 
A bit of a resemblance to the Spyderco Civilian as well, but without the serrations that turn me off of it.
 
they're kutsilyo. :)

the big one is a malaking kutsilyo

the little one is a maliit na kutsilyo
 
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Right on cue! Except I'm pretty sure the little one is a Scorpion ;)

I think ndog is also pretty spot-on though. Gotta make more cookies with the leftover dough
 
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