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What in god's name does this mean? This is probably me being thick, but I wonder about it every time I visit the secret ninjas

there seems to be some kind of sale on ninja stars

Shuriken (lit: "hand hidden blade") is a traditional Japanese concealed weapon that was generally used for throwing, and sometimes stabbing or slashing an opponent's arteries. They are sharpened hand-held blades made from a variety of everyday items such as needles, nails, and knives, as well as coins, washers, and other flat plates of metal. Shuriken were mainly a supplemental weapon to the more commonly used katana (sword) or yari (spear) in a warrior's arsenal, though they often played a pivotal tactical role in battle. The art of wielding the shuriken is known as shuriken-jutsu, and was mainly taught as a minor, or more correctly, a secret part of the martial arts curriculum of many famous schools, such as Yagyu Ryu, Katori Shinto Ryu, Itto Ryu, Kukishin Ryu, and Togakure Ryu. In the modern western world, shuriken can often be purchased online as collector's items.

Shuriken are commonly known in the west as "Chinese stars," "throwing stars" or "ninja stars." This term hardly does justice to the weapon, however, as the pointed "star" shaped form is but one of many different designs the blades took over the centuries in which they were used.

The major varieties of Shuriken are the bo shuriken and the hira shuriken or shaken (also read as kurumaken)

i cant get over it it. best tag line evAR.

paolo wrote:What in god's name does this mean? This is probably me being thick, but I wonder about it every time I visit the secret ninjas

how could you grow up in the 1980's and not know what shuriken are? oh wait, i'm old, most of you are probably to young to remember the eighties anyway.

damn whipper-snappers.

I know what shuriken are! I 'm just puzzled as to why they're a pound. And shouldn't it be 'all THESE (or THOSE) shuriken for a pound'? It's messing with my head man

paolo wrote:I know what shuriken are! I 'm just puzzled as to why they're a pound. And shouldn't it be 'all THESE (or THOSE) shuriken for a pound'? It's messing with my head man

getting a job is u

I thought it was fish for some strange reason

giv me a kunai anyday
oh btw im new to this forum so. easy all!

-ill-Eagle- wrote:giv me a kunai anyday
oh btw im new to this forum so. easy all!

J.D. FINNAY? is that u?

nah mate im from leeds lol. i need to get started on this forum but theres BARE posts

i thought shuriken was turkish kebab meat

i thought it was referring to ryu from street fighter, that special move he does(1/4 joystick roation from down position to the left or right + punch). oh well, street fighter was the best

i understood it, but had no idea what sgt.pokes offlicence meant, mostly the off licence part

staas wrote:i understood it, but had no idea what sgt.pokes offlicence meant, mostly the off licence part

An offlicence is a shop that sells alcohol mate.

skavoovie_blind9 wrote:

staas wrote:i understood it, but had no idea what sgt.pokes offlicence meant, mostly the off licence part

An offlicence is a shop that sells alcohol mate.

seen

they call them "liqour stores" here, seems more logical to me

^^^^^^

lol

Yeah it is alot more logical really innit

Good French Hip-hop called Shuriken. Good weapon, i prefer a posionous one. Doubt you get many to the pound tho!

in texas we have drive-thru liquor barns and liquor stores as big as a supermarket (specs)