Думаю или никелин, или пирит так размазало как то

@@nataliebehfus3404 это унакит. Эпидот в нем имеется

@@alexandraz7247 спасибо!

@@alexandraz7247 да, в Португалии. Да в принципе мог бы.

Можно вам оставить свой номер телефона, у меня есть Вайбер, телеграмм и what's up, только смогли бы сразу удалить моё сообщение?

@@alexandraz7247 да, давайте телеграм?

@@alexandraz7247 или напишите в телегу anton_02425

@@cheger1984 а таможня даст добро?

@@korsar818 это пляж Гайи

Почему медными? Железа тогда уже было навалом. Долбили себе потихоньку и хорошо, рабов много

Oo nga ho eh. Mahigit isang taon na palang yumao di Mang Dado eh.

Ona’s Batangas Blades from Taal, Batangas in the Philippines

Its a balisong! This specific one is an original one that’s more of a tool than something for flashy flipping, but it is a traditional knife, nowadays modern balisongs are common built basically only for flipping, a rly good deal for a modern balisong is one called the vulp, and its 60 dollars

@@nuclearflame3855 Yes. I know now, since i’ve started balisong over 1 year ago (i think). It’s a fun hobby, deffinetly.

А там особо то и нет больше подходов. Но красиво вообще, жалко до черемички не дошел

Canon 5D Mark II=)

@@cheger1984 nice, i was guessing it had to be a pretty good camera to record so good.

Yeah he's Diosdado Ona, a balisong maker and seller based in Taal, Batangas.

bro, that wasnt even a basic opening what u talking abt

@@aaaaaaaaaaaaabbbb what do you mean basic opening.

@@raymundbalce4550 basic opening, a trick

@@aaaaaaaaaaaaabbbb Oh hehe but I was not referring to any kinds of flipping tricks what I meant was flipping the balisong in as quickly as possible for weapon or utilarian purposes most filipinos do not usually let go or do any kinds of balisong tricks but surprisingly they were tge ones who taught US soldiers balisong tricks and then US soldiers bought balisongs from the Philippines as souveniers after the war.

@@raymundbalce4550 didnt know that, noice

can he murnax ladder

He already has the title of father of balisong in the Philippines, thus he doesn't need to demonstrate his virtues.

Dude i was gonna comment this since i saw a bunch of people say “its just a basic move” good thing someone already pointed it out

u speak facts.

Even if it Is a basic move he opens It very clean and fast, just in point to make use of it.

why is th title called balisong flipping then clearly he's not flipping it

@@donahue2508 idk what your definition of a flip is lol

@Satoru Gojo A knife is a tool, the owner decides what it is used for.

Bruh US flippings are different from Filipino flippings. Filipinos flip their bali's with a purpose not to show off.

@@perforce1 a knife is a tool meant for cutting lol?

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He already has the title of father of balisong in the Philippines, thus he doesn't need to demonstrate his virtues.

Why? He is doing a very basic trick but i wouldnt see why someone could get angry

in the philippines we dont use balisong as a toy we use it as a self defense, got it???

@@joefamliyguy1551 hes vietnamese so you know right 🤣🤣

in the traditional art they dont rly use tricks like what we would do so he doesn't rly have any need for anything more

@@skwid7770 yup, filipinos created the knife, but I think it was the west that felt like it was good for flips lol

@@richardaywara5903 yup, we rly saw it and went flippy funny

the funny part is he's just opening then twisting 180 its simpler than a quickdraw

@@MayhemJJD the impressive part is how fast he opened it and how accustomed he seems in using it. He definitely used it a couple of times in his life.