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Old 20th December 2008, 11:28 PM   #8
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Originally Posted by Battara
Yes, I remember that one. I'm not sure I agree with Batangas though.

Any way, yes the Spanish did forbid points on the blade.

Also a good point Migueldiaz (every pun intended ) about the tang protrusion - it is a Luzon trait ...
Thanks Battara for that comment, and I do get the point ... and I certainly always peen the points of my own views, after absorbing the tang of wisdom in the writing of all the others! [but(t) that was pun!]
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