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    Old 11-07-2014, 03:11 PM
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    The Combination? But they were done by this time.

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    Old 11-09-2014, 05:34 AM
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    Originally Posted by jlhmnj
    Couple more cards. Wonder which card "occured" first:
    Those kids look pretty young to be fighting with swords and shields.
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    Originally Posted by mlmack
    Those kids look pretty young to be fighting with swords and shields.
    It does seem rather dangerous, a kids duel of sorts.

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    Reminds me of a "lawn darts duel" I had as a kid. I think it was a test of bravery rather than fighting over a girl. I stepped out of the way but my buddy took a dart in the leg, thankfully without any damage. Man, them things were dangerous and I havn't seen any in a while.

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    Ha reminds me of the "sewing machine petting zoo" I did recently. All the kids had wooden swords. Someone got a little fresh with my grand daughter so she swiped one off the kid and gave that little monster a merry chase. It is actually good to see kids just be scrappy kids. They did seem to understand when to quit. I think little boys have always wrestled and played cowboy and war and what ever. Better than playing computer games... Just my hillbilly 2 cents.
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