Laf has to deal with a lot of stupid teenagers who come up with wacky ideas or are looking for the Kenshin art/sword. He simply would like to see your resume to make sure you're not a troll.

2 sticks, sais, or butterfly knives....2 wakizashi might work for me too, never tried though. (Took some arnis in high school)

loneswordsman,

I'll bite. I'm the moderator of 4 sections on this forum. One of them just happens to be the sword arts section. I've been training both empty hand and weapons for 23 years and have a good 10 years or so in the Japanese sword arts.

My questions again are...
1. What art/arts are you studying?
2. How old are you?
3. How do you use two swords that are both in excess of 67" at the same time while being strapped with four more swords?

well laf my guess would be

1. chi-ball jutsu

2. about 12 or 13(I could be wrong)

3. he doesent its not practical (exept for maybye conan or heman)

though who knows (I diffinetly dont [IMG]http://www.fightingarts.com/forums/ubb/smile.gif[/IMG] )

Man I wish I had a digital camera, I have these brass knuckles from 15th century france
and on each knuckle is a 2-inch spike, that is my favorite weapon.

well laf at least thats a bit more understandable, in any case i've trained with bare hand, blades and guns for over 10 years, i've studied many styles of swordplay including fencing and ancient japanese styles but i only read up on them and take what i like, i have my own style and for the most part you could say im self taught, and as far as swinging around two 67" swords with all the other stuff strapped on me, im not really sure how i do it, i guess its my build but i can do it fairly easily except when i just want to demonstrate, i don't bother with wearing all that for that because that would be disasterous, but i've been around with plenty of weapons to know what you can do with them

Still no age huh? That's ok, i got what i was looking for and expected. Feel free to cruise over to the sword arts section and take a look at some of the "self taught" threads there.

Jo and Bokken would have to be my faves- if frequency of training and grinning is anything to go by.
Baston are a hoot too!

What you take into your hand, you take into your heart.

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