Ah well, shit happens. I also blue sixteen dollars (which is well over the allotment I allow myself of like $3 a day), got a cane and a sword (a wakazashi I'm pretty sure, can't remember the sizes). The sword is shit, worth about the $10 I paid for it- right now. The blade isn't really anything to speak of, it wasn't designed to be functional. I'm going to fix that with a grinding wheel. The sheath needs some serious work, its cracked and the finish was ruined with electrical tape. The hilt needs some help too. The metal is all corroded.
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How Random Babbling Becomes Corporate Policy
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Ah well, shit happens. I also blue sixteen dollars (which is well over the allotment I allow myself of like $3 a day), got a cane and a sword (a wakazashi I'm pretty sure, can't remember the sizes). The sword is shit, worth about the $10 I paid for it- right now. The blade isn't really anything to speak of, it wasn't designed to be functional. I'm going to fix that with a grinding wheel. The sheath needs some serious work, its cracked and the finish was ruined with electrical tape. The hilt needs some help too. The metal is all corroded.
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