imported>Burglebuber at 00:25, 14 October 2013

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In case for some reason, ''anyone'' was confused, the terms "corsair" and "pirate" are synonymous. --[[User:LordTBT|LordTBT]] 07:48, 10 April 2006 (UTC)

== infamous battlesword? ==

Why does it say 'infamous' not 'famous'?

== Scimitar vs cutlass? ==

A Scimitar and a cutlass are pretty much the same thing. A cutlass leaves more of a "crude" image, while a scimitar might actually be more of a well-crafted blade, but both are nothing more than a curved sword. [[User:FlinkyTheStoat|FlinkyTheStoat]] 14:56, 6 January 2009 (UTC)
:You're right, but I think cutlasses are cooler because the name is simpler and makes it seem modest. I was just pointing that out since I read about it and I found it to opposite of Raventail. [[User: Skrabb-a-log | Skrabb-a-log ]] [[Image:Scorpion.jpg| 40px | ]] [[User talk:Skrabb-a-log |What are you waiting for? Click it!]] 20:47, 6 January 2009 (UTC)

From what I've read elsewhere, a cutlass is slightly straighter than a Scimitar; a scimitar also tends to reverse-taper to a broad end, being thinner where the blade connects to the hilt, whereas a cutlass maintains blade thickness throughout. If anyone's read or knows anything contrary to this let me know.
'''--Scotty Bluefleck, Mountain Hare from the Highlands [[File:Scotty_Bluefleck,_Mountain_Hare.jpg|50px]] Matt 25:40''' 14:19, March 17, 2011 (UTC)

== Inverse of Raventail ==
How is he the inverse of raventail??[[User:Burglebuber|Ferrets and vermin are two different things!]] ([[User talk:Burglebuber|talk]]) 00:25, October 14, 2013 (UTC)Burglebuber

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imported>Burglebuber at 00:25, 14 October 2013