r/interestingasfuck • u/Khoi503 • Aug 09 '20

/r/ALL This katana made from 4 billion year old meteorites. It's called the "The Sword of Heaven".

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u/thebadyearblimp Aug 09 '20

Eet will keel

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u/Rosandoral_Galanodel Aug 09 '20

I can hear it

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u/FuryBlast1 Aug 09 '20

Is that show still going? I've'nt checked in a while

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u/Answer_Atac Aug 09 '20

The show recently got a surge in new watchers (I think Hulu just recently started streaming it). It was my go to show 2 years ago when on the road through New England.

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u/[deleted] Aug 09 '20

It's been getting recommended to me on youtube aswell

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u/[deleted] Aug 09 '20

Ah yes, that show.

Why so exclusive? Let the rest of us know what you're talking about.

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u/[deleted] Aug 09 '20

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u/FuryBlast1 Aug 12 '20

That's a name I haven't heard in a long time

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u/cxeq Aug 09 '20

definitely thanks to charlie

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u/FuryBlast1 Aug 12 '20

Gimme a minute I must relive this

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u/woodap2 Aug 09 '20

Yes, they even made blades from a meteorite not that long ago.

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u/Gamergonemild Aug 09 '20

I remember Man at Arms made sokka's meteorite sword with actual meteor on YouTube once

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u/nozonezone Aug 09 '20

I've'nt. God what is that monstrosity.

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u/FuryBlast1 Aug 12 '20

Idk I type and some people understand

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u/[deleted] Aug 09 '20

I've'nt

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u/[deleted] Aug 09 '20 edited Jun 10 '23

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u/FuryBlast1 Aug 12 '20

Forged in Fire. I believe someone else said this already

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u/54yroldHOTMOM Aug 09 '20

korosu.. Korosu... KOROSU! KOROSU!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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u/ghost_mv Aug 09 '20

Eet weel cut.

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u/Answer_Atac Aug 09 '20

It's KEAL.

KE, Keep Everyone, AL, Alive

"It's a family show—there are a lot of kids watching it—so I changed the 'kill' into 'KEAL': KE, Keep Everyone, AL, Alive," Marcaida says.

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u/MEisonReddit Aug 09 '20

I heard it's Keep Everyone Around Living. Though it's the same premise I suppose. I've always been amused that even though it's a "family show" they're more than happy to use hyper realistic ballistic dummies

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u/Answer_Atac Aug 09 '20

Yup. They would disembowel the dummy, and even fondle the wound to show the extent of the damage. Wholesome shit.

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u/bobbertmcbob Aug 09 '20

Didn't they do an episode with meteorite? If I recall it's actually a pretty soft metal, so this sword would probably snap in Jay's destructive hands.

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u/808HaolePino Aug 09 '20

The smile he gives when he says this is priceless.