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Covering your face is illegal
Sir Patrick:
I usually run a zip tie over each side of the cross guard and then trough the rings on either side of my scabbard. Suspension systems vary, but you basically don't want to be able to pull the weapon out of the scabbard.
Sir William:
--- Quote from: SirNathanQ on 2012-02-19, 17:17:16 ---I'm contec\nt to kick around in my coif most of the time myself. I'll need to look up WVs laws on that. We might be pretty lax. After all, I can legally wear a sharp sword anywhere except the courthouse and schools in my hometown.
(I looked this up for Halloween.)
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WV officially rocks on one single level, just for this. While I'm not usually one for adopting anything that WV does, at least in this case, they seem to have gotten it right!
Jeffrey Boyd Garrison:
I'd think the no-mask in public laws are just a wee bit unconstitutional (and possibly outmoded) and if it were strongly contested by a large enough contingent of interested individuals, perhaps something could be done to repeal them in the municipalities/states which otherwise couldn't be bothered to clean up their legislations. :P
Sir William:
What about balaclavas? I'm guessing they aren't sold in VA? lol
Sir Edward:
--- Quote from: Jeffrey Boyd Garrison on 2012-02-23, 10:54:44 ---I'd think the no-mask in public laws are just a wee bit unconstitutional (and possibly outmoded) and if it were strongly contested by a large enough contingent of interested individuals, perhaps something could be done to repeal them in the municipalities/states which otherwise couldn't be bothered to clean up their legislations. :P
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I agree that it should be thrown out on constitutional grounds. The interesting thing is that while there are exceptions made for safety gear, holiday costumes, and actors in plays, it does not include traditional ethnic or religious clothing. Maybe the ACLU needs to get in on this. :)
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