He studied the blade
Today, it was my dad's retirement. He is traditional Japanese, so I had custom-ordered a samurai sword from a traditional Japanese blacksmith with dad's name engraved on the blade in kanji script. He loved it, right up til my drunk cousin tried to use it to cut down a tree and snapped it in two. FML
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ezrocks4u 29
Maybe you should swing the cousin at a tree and see if he breaks..? Seriously though, make him repay you, and then some.
Kurby14 21
sounds like your cousin needs a sword to the face. sorry OP :( at least your dad loved his gift
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FieldLeftBlank 20
Am I the only one wondering how come it was so easy to snap a (presumably) steel sword in two?
Ownord_fml 10
Contrary to popular belief, katana blades are quite fragile. They're not meant to cut down trees ^^ Little example: http://lastgif.com/gifs/2165.gif
PricelessHydra 5
honetly you got ripped off if you bought it from a real blacksmith. It was probably a fake and all they did was engrave the name.
reeper147 14
You don't know much about swords, do you? While the cutting edge of a katana is pretty good, it is an overall fragile blade. It has virtually no flex and shatters when it has a big impact, ie with a tree. Ever wonder why axes are so thick? It's so they don't break
esca6angel 16
I would modified and angry
jocamo 24
you might want to try that again
tigerzroze 16
I would ask for him to pay for the sword he broke, and have another one made. Then make sure when you give the new one to your dad, you cousin is no where near you.
Elban 20
Cousin should be taking his own life with the busted sword for the dishonor
S_Gnu 17
Did he kill bill
dkcrane 20
He has dishonore your famiry!!!
deathshead 19
racist, cliche, stupid.... ...should I keep going? chime in to if you got more to add...
Migole 36
Maybe his insurance will pay for it if you word it right, but otherwise I would absolutely make him pay for it. And depending how much it cost you, even take him to court for it because willful damage to property is something you can definitely sue for.
leogachi 15
@37 What kind of insurance would pay for that?
Migole 36
In Germany there's an insurance called "Haftpflicht Versicherung" (google translates it to "third party liability insurance") which pays, if for example you get dizzy and stumble in your friends tv. So if they word it like "he was trying the sword out and got dizzy/stumbled against the tree in an awkward angle which broke the fragile sword" they might pay for it.
CrazyV 22
I want to custom order a katana! Contact details, please?
yerawizardlizzy 27
As much as that really, really sucks, it's a good thing he didn't hurt anyone.