Grlwithboy -> RE: Invite to the under 30's crowd (9/6/2007 2:12:00 PM)
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ORIGINAL: Grlwithboy It's not lack of care, that's malicious and overdone. Because I remember thinking about it long and hard. I asked a friend, whose skill with the singletail is heavily respected, probably the only dude I'd let whip me - hey...how WOULD I slice someone open really bad, so I know how not to do that? He thought about it for a moment. He said "well, you'd really have to go at it pretty Indiana Jones, and you'd have to crack it exactly ON them." So yes, you can open someone up bad. But you have to be either trying really hard or really unlucky, and the latter has the odds against. I hate burst anybody's bubbles...but there's no way that anyone is gonna get a cut bad enough from a singletail that will caus a trip to the emergency room unless they hit themselves in the eye because they don't know about follow through when throwing it. Trust me. I know a few sick fucks who've tried...the target areas were the nipples and inner thighs...and yeah they cut the bitch but all she really needed was a band-aid. Also, scars are not indication of "bad" play. I bear mine proudly. So indicating there was or is a scar shows nothing. His words were something to the effect of "pretty damn impossible" And we had this conversation in hushed tones. Because we were breaking the secret mystique of the Very Dangerous Toy. The one that you aren't going to kill anyone with if you respect the fundamentals that it is: 1. a cutting edge, yes, potentially and 2. hard to control, so you should control it before you use it on a person, reasonably. Not "never use this on a person unless you can snuff a candle" (in which case I think most people would find your touch a little heavy) Not "thou shalt use this for five years before touching anyone with it!" Just - be aware, and practise some. Common sense.
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