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Old 17th April 2005, 06:35 AM   #9
Conogre
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"Playing" arnis with freshly sharpened weapons is a pretty good indicator of the skill level of the practitioner as well, so apparently you have a family history to be proud of.
I remember when a member of my own family's ardor for geneology cooled somewhat when she discovered an ancestor that was hanged as a horse thief!
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