Razznik
Blue Belt
The ones you can actually use (No butter knifes XD) I mean like real weapons like a machete or a spear etc.
List all of the Weapons at your house
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A couple katana, several longswords, a few rapiers, daggers to match, a bunch of individual knives, 1 rifle, a dozen or so handguns, kitchen knives, pots and pans, Rowdy, canes... The number of guns in the house will vary, depending on which kids have dropped by to visit that particular day.
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Off the top of my head:We had 3 katanas (one broke) The remaining weapons are my dumbbells (XD) a metal baseball bat (I don't actually play baseball a friend got it for me on my birthday) and a bunch of kitchen knives.
- Several oak police batons
- About a half-dozen staves
- 3 hanbo
- Pair of tonfa
- Two pair of nunchaku (shouldn’t count those - I’m more likely to injure myself)
- 3 swords
- 4 big knives
- 3 significant folding knives
- Machete
- Several usable canes
- Various usable kitchen knives
- Many improvisable items in the workshop
- An undisclosed number as variety of guns
Steve
Mostly Harmless
I have a St. Bernard.
Drool can be dangerous!
That’s more a pettable piece of furniture.
From what's coming to my mind right now, a bunch of pocket knives/daggers of varying lengths, machete, 10ish non-sword bladed weapons, 1 longsword, 1 'bastard' sword, 1 katana, a lot of baseball bats, a flail, nunchucks, sais, bos, a katar, a whip, escrima sticks, I believe there's a firearm or two in a safe somewhere (firearm and safe both not mine), probably some others I'm not thinking of right now. And then traditional improvised weapons that probably everyone's got.
Whenever a BJJ guy challenges me in the ground game, I put my spikes ring on.
Does that happen a lot, in an aggressive enough manner you need to maim them?Whenever a BJJ guy challenges me in the ground game, I put my spikes ring on.
Actual the spikes ring is more effective in fist fight than in ground game.
Same question. How often are you in situations where you need to use that?
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Steve
Mostly Harmless
She is pretty sweet, but she scares the s*** out of anyone that comes to the door. She has a very deep, loud bark, and she jumps on the door when she hears the Ring jingle on my phone. One time, I came out just in time to see a solicitor literally running down my driveway.
I should mention, i also have a Great Pyrenees, but he's the most gentle, laid back dog I've ever had.
Steve
Mostly Harmless
We call them clingers when they're still attached to the dog, and flingers when they're on the wall.
Steve
Mostly Harmless
Labradoodle. Vicious.
He is trained in diversionary tactics such as running around and trying to lick the intruder.
That’s a lot of dogo with those two!
Xue Sheng
All weight is underside
My wife
