Franklin Ayers at 00:12 31.07.2008
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(537) What's this?Yes Georgia! There is a G!
8 letters
_ _ L I S O _ G
Clues:
edge
butterfly
open
Georgia Hurst at 03:32 31.07.2008
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(2814) What's this?this is a real puzzler...I am
usually pretty good at word games
...but this has got me beat.... I
have gone through every combination
I could think of..... then checked
my dictionaries, still gropping in
the dark.
I'll try a 'W'
Franklin Ayers at 12:56 31.07.2008
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(537) What's this?Sorry Georgia. No W. Speaking of
that, soon we won't have a "W" here
in the states. Less then 100 days
until the election!!!! Yay.
This word is a word from another
culture that came into popular
English use after the 70s. I do
believe.
I'm stumped on this one... So how about a B... No reason, but it has not been asked about yet...
Franklin Ayers at 15:20 31.07.2008
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(537) What's this?We're getting close here folks!
Just two more letters! looks like I
am going to have to talk a little
about this one when it is solved.
It's kind of interesting.
8 letters
B _ L I S O _ G
Clues:
edge
butterfly
open
Harry O'Connor at 16:14 31.07.2008
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(4591) What's this?Balisong - didn't know what it was
but apparently it a knife. did you
cut butterfly's with them as a boy
or something?
If I got it right, someone will
have to take my go as I'm off for a
couple of days.
Harry O'Connor at 16:14 31.07.2008
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(4591) What's this?ah its also known as a butterfly
knife...thank god for that.. 
Franklin Ayers at 16:32 31.07.2008
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(537) What's this?Hahaha... yes Harry that is
correct. It is a Philipino weapon
that Americans really first saw
during WW II. It was popularized in
martial arts circles in the 70s and
is now commonly for sale all over
the US. I do not know if they are
as popular in the UK, but they are
pretty wide spread here.
Someone else please take up the
torch!
Harry O'Connor at 17:24 31.07.2008
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(4591) What's this?Oh right, I should have known that with my foster mother being a Filipino and all...
Georgia Hurst at 17:53 31.07.2008
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(2814) What's this?Well you learn something every day balisong...I'll remember that...I cannot find it in any of my dictionaries...mind you they probably need updating now,they are very old....


















