what were the working blades of India?

[Rick]

I think the ones that were posted in the forum were fine .

We don't do gore .

[fernando]

Originally Posted by Rick

I think the ones that were posted in the forum were fine .

We don't do gore .

Gore, that's the term; it could have saved me a lot of words.
This ting of being an illiterate foreign speaker .

[KuKulzA28]

Originally Posted by Rick

I think the ones that were posted in the forum were fine .

We don't do gore .

I don't think there is anything wrong with showing gory pictures as long as the discussing is not about the gore. But there should be a good reason for them or, why are they there?

But having said that, how often do we need gory pictures in our discussion anyways? This forum is a lot more dedicated towards the cultural and historical aspects of weapons than the use of and results of using such weapons. There's plenty of machete-wound pictures on Google images if anyone wants to see what happens to a survivor of a machete-fight. Since this forum doesn't discuss fighting with weaponry much, I doubt gory pictures will be a problem. Plus, most of you all here seem pretty gentlemanly and considerate.

And plus, if there is a discussion on the cutting power of say, tulwars, the use of our imagination and historical accounts would be more humane than cutting an animal or human with a tulwar and taking pictures - even if its more conclusive.