Silverware manipulations? fork/spoon/knife productions? Share your thoughts here ^_^

i have never heard of such a thing b4? does it exist?

dunno.. haha just thought of it..

lol, cool...

but there will be much technical difficulties...

Yes, there are knife manipulations. Its a speacial knife called the Balisong. Check it out HERE

Everyone here is old enough to make their own decisions, so drop the OH PLEASE DONT TRY THIS AT HOME.

Wah lau!

This is crazy! If that guy toss wrongly there goes his ahem 'brother'.

- Ling.

WHOA! cool looking knife..

open freestyle looks really crazy. how on earth can he practice the swinging and everything slow-mo? one small mistake and one or a few of his fingers would be cleanly sliced off :blink:

maybe it aint that sharp...

WaH!!! cool site.. fast knifes man...

a hunting knife that isnt sharp? doubt so..

i've checked with my ex-scout leader about this.. apparently its just a knife for really action hunters. like those who prefer jumping on the animals and wrestling with it rather than using a gun/arrow/throwing knife.

i doubt one of these would be legal in Singapore anyway.

cool... its a hunting knife... I like the way the blade flicks out..

that knife stuff is pretty crazy... but does anyone else wish that guy had dressed up a little better???

does the thing where you close your eyes and stab a knife between each of your fingers really fast count as a silverware manip? sometimes my friend and i do that at school with pens. for the amount that pple are impressed by it, it isn't that hard, but i've seen some impressive videos of pple doing it blindfolded with extremely sharp knives and REALLY fast.

sometimes i'll do some penspinning moves though, with silverware if i'm at a banquet or something and just... bored out of my ass. charge with a fork spoon or knife, thumbarounds with a knife... etc. it's just a little awkward at first and but can look cool. kind of rude though when it drops and hits your plate causing a big noise, or if you knock over your water...

heh, i'm not sure what you could specifically do with silverware though that would make it really it's own category of stuff.

These knifes are banned in Singapore.

but they're also readily available in m'sia... butterflies used to be the weapon of choice by action-star-wannabe ah-bengs... packs small, but packs big punch (or stab if you prefer)... switchblades too... but switches have wobbly blades unless u get the expensive ones.

imagine tat guy is yr cook and when he is about 2 cut the food infront of u he does all these stuff...whoa....

If u want to get that in singapore.. It is still possible.. And he might not train with the knife ma.. But have the knife covered and do it.. Until he is really prepared.. He then play with the knife.. Any mistake he senses, i think he juz back out and toss the knife away.. Then can avoid minimal injures.. hehe..