Ok, to come back to the discussion about cheap swords

It was a joke. Thats why i used his real name rather than the pseudonym that he prefers to be known as.

I can't believe i had to explain that.

 

I didn't use the word 'frequently'. None the less it carries the risk of injury as any physical activity does.

 

Oh and regarding Kimmy, that i was joking was why i put inverted commas around 'ninjitsu'.

I thought the sarcasm was implied.

 

I assumed naturally that you were joking at first, but taken with your other posts it's quite uncertain.

 

I am from the UK, I have a very dry humour. You need to bear with me.

 

I actually agree with you here. As long as noone is standing too close, cutting up water bottles can be uncomplicated fun.

A big emphasis in mine is to shut up, work hard and keep focus.
There are dangers in a dojo, that is true. That is why there needs to be control. Muscles can be controlled, rigid wooden weapons can be controlled. A very breakable sword cannot be controlled because when it breaks uncontrollable things happen.

I'd use the term less crappy instead of higher quality.

 

Mr Ross?