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    anyone know the legalities of shuriken?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Lucas View Post
    anyone know the legalities of shuriken?
    if it looks like a weapon, it is a weapon... rule of thumb of course.

    perhaps you can paint them with x-mas scenes and play them off as christmas tree decorations?? beer coasters? you can wear them from a big thick gold chain around your neck. get creative!! LOL... ummm... this is my sons teething toy.

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    I throw hats. Seriously, just run of the mill ball caps. A quick throw into the other guys eyes buys you a half second to close get the first shot in. Not sexy or cool but it's worked against various guys I've tried it on.
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    Dam nit... it made sense when it was running through my head.

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    Most anything can be used in this capacity. Caps, hats, change, keys, whatever. Surikens are not legal and are considered as an edged weapon. I know, I have had several taken from me when I was arrested with them. I used to have a Derby hat with a cute little feather in it. The feather was attached to a razor sharp throwing knife in the hat band. A quick swing of the hat and it came out flying fast. The feather kept it flying blade first. That one is in some showcase in a local police dept.
    Along with throwing heavy objects at one's face, I also like to use a sudden, loud chirping yell that is sure to take him by surprise and leave him sort of stunned or disoriented for a few seconds at least, and in that time I would step in and unleash havoc on him. This was one of Bruce Lee's methods of distraction as well.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Lee Chiang Po View Post
    That one is in some showcase in a local police dept.
    LOL. the police have my original fire-breathing stick i bought in norway a few years ago... i had a sidebag full of beer, parafin, and was spitting fire on mainstreet one night when i was bum-rushed by the police and taken to the jail to sleep off my drunkedness. LMAO!!
    Along with throwing heavy objects at one's face, I also like to use a sudden, loud chirping yell that is sure to take him by surprise and leave him sort of stunned or disoriented for a few seconds at least, and in that time I would step in and unleash havoc on him. This was one of Bruce Lee's methods of distraction as well.
    gotta love the monkey styles baby!!!

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    who had the frog belt buckle?

    tell that story again!
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