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Re: Making Pikes
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lugnet.castle
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Wed, 30 Aug 2000 20:23:40 GMT
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In lugnet.castle, Tony A. Rowe writes:
> I personally wouldn't be disparaging when referring to the Naginata. With the
> length of a bo (staff) and a wide, cutting blade like a sword... it is not a
> weapon to be taken lightly.
To be clear, I didn't say *I* referred to the Naginata disparagingly as a
"woman's weapon". I am quite aware of the damage one of these things can do in
the wrong hands. For more information, play Kyoshiro in Samurai Showdown III
on the Sony Playstation. I know I did. A lot.
Besides, to be honest, I would never scoff at the rage of a woman, or her
ability to viciously and systematically destroy anything she set her mind to.
eric
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| (...) weapon", (...) Prior to the Edo period, the Naginata was a weapon used on the battlefields by samurai. The Edo period was relatively peaceful, and women of samurai families were trained with the Naginata. This is where the tradition of women (...) (24 years ago, 30-Aug-00, to lugnet.castle)
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