The Four Day, Six Meter, Knife Throwing Challenge from Hell

[@AdamCeladin]

Perfect throwing Colette !!! This challenge looks hard as hell!

[@Xolette]

+Adam Celadin Oh yeah! It sure was hard. Trying to figure out how to edit the 4 days of footage so it wasn't too repetitive or too long was an even harder task! But I learned a lot from the experience. Thanks for watching, Adam!!

[@thebladedbroad9654]

Colette. I have so many thoughts on this video and the challenge itself. I remember speaking to you about it (in private) and holding my own thoughts about it all. I did the challenge fast, incorrectly and held off. My 2 1/2 spin wasn't correct. It was consistently 3 spins. I stopped the video. I listened to your thoughts and I held off. I felt there was more I needed to learn. There were more knives I needed to throw. I needed to learn the distance, the weight and the strength. Watching this video give me such pride. And total admiration at the same time. There's a reason I connected with you from the very beginning. And I don't care how cheesy it sounds or comes across, you were/and still are my inspiration from the very beginning. When I watched the part of the video where you said "I dedicate this to Kimberly Mitchell - 'The difference between the unattainable and the attainable lies in a person's determination' - I totally lost it. Because the truth is, you are my determination. And you are who gathered me up and threw me to the wolves. Not in bad way - but for the good of my soul. I see so much strength in you. So much power. Not just as a knife thrower, but as a female. And that's what I look forward to the most. Because I (personally) needed you in my life. To show me that I can be fearless. No matter what comes my way. So I thank you. Here. There. And everywhere. I can't wait to meet you one day. So I can give you one big giant hug. Thank you for all the inspiration you spread amongst us all. And everything you teach. You are truly an inspiration. XO.

[@Xolette]

+The Bladed Broad What's this salty discharge in my eyes? Haha, thank you, Kimberly, for the touching comment! It's not an easy challenge... and for me, it would've been more luck than skill if I had completed it. I'm glad you like my response to the challenge since I wanted to answer the challenge for the both of us! Though, I was a little disappointed that I said I'd nail the challenge on Day 2, but never got to by the end. However, I think I fulfilled the challenge's purpose by the last day, because I had so much footage to analyze (under spins, over spins, reverse spins) that I was ready to move on and educate myself on the mistakes I was making--which is way better then completing the challenge by luck. I spent a week editing the last bit of footage and can't wait to share what I've found with everyone! Anyways, I'm glad I helped inspire you in some way! One of my favorite quotes is from a TV showin this clip: kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y6nZYqyHpqugo9E I tried to repeat that quote to my husband about his broken bones, but he didn't get it. :P We will meet one day and hug it out!! :)

[@thebladedbroad9654]

I can't wait to see the rest of the footage and what you have in store. I agree with you completely on luck vs skill. That's one of the reasons I've been focusing on accuracy - not because I want to be good at a challenge, but I want to train myself how to throw the knife exactly where I mean to aim. I was sitting outside one day just looking at all the target space and thought it would be neat to call it, and hit it. That is a fantastic quote. I am going to note that one down. I keep a journal in my purse (and on my phone) of my favorite quotes and that is going in there! Thanks for sharing that with me. :) Anyways, thank you for this video. Its very inspiring and I am honored to call you my friend!

[@TheHitman6421]

Miss i want to say your determination is an inspiration and I want to say you are what I love to see on youtube, someone who enjoys what they do and wants to show the world.

[@Xolette]

+PantherPainter Aw, thanks, PantherPainter!!

[@devindebow6594]

Wow! Talk about persistence and killer resolve! Ditto on the Mad Respect! First: that reverse spin with the arrows...now that was something I have never seen! Very cool! Second: "Painting a Feather that's floating in the sky"...Whoever said that hit it on the nail! Great description! Finally: Thank you for the mention! I can't help but wiggle that blade just before release...It just feels like part of the psych process for me! Fantastic video and your no-spin is ON POINT!

[@Xolette]

+Devin Debow Someone needs to study the effects of that wriggle before a throw! It just switches your mind to no spin. I'd definitely take that into a competition if I ever decided to compete. :) Thanks, Devin!!!

[@bobbysteurer]

My girlfriend and I love your videos. We missed you!!!

[@Xolette]

+vxthunder Aw, thank you!! A month is actually not as long compared to how infrequently I posted videos when I was working. It'd be months before I put anything out! This video though took weeks to edit and I was working on it pretty much every day! Can't wait to get the next one up!

[@dseednorwayn47]

Great informative video for someone just getting into knife throwing. Always learn something when i check your videos out. Keep up the great work :)

[@Xolette]

+dseed norway Thank you, dseed!!

[@moonbear1st]

you are persistant, you stick at it like a jack russel, and despite any disapointments and lows you still take time to film and show us the good and the bad. your videos are always entertaining and funny and i dont really laugh at you but with you and enjoy your videos very much :)

[@Xolette]

+moonbear Aw, thank you, Moonbear! It was a frustrating challenge, but I learned a ton. I probably needed something to force me to get better at the 6 meter mark. :) Can't wait to show you guys my next video on everything I learned!

[@robertbentley5604]

Colette, you are awesome 😊way to kickass.

[@Xolette]

+Robert Bentley Aw, thank you, Rob!!

[@lianakamori4156]

Just watching you give the best to the challenge made me get frusturated and i cannot imagine how frusturated you felt, anyways, Thank you so much for the new video Xolette! it impressed all of us the fact that you tryed not to give up, but heres a lecture "If what you overcome makes you strong, what overcomes you makes you stronger". We are all happy to see a new video from you and we will be here when a newer one comes out ;) Thank you! Ps - I'll try to do the challenge, but i do not guarantee nothing c; .....

[@Xolette]

+Lian Akamori Aw, thanks for the sweet message, Lian!! I'm glad I didn't end the challenge on a frustrated note...which would've happened if I didn't spend those two extra days on it. Hope to get more videos out soon!

[@The-Bladeslinger]

it's so true , I cannot stand throwing from one spot without moving at least forward and or backwards ! good job! I did not even consider this challenge because I just don't do rotational

[@Xolette]

+THEBLADETHROWER Thanks, Octavio! I'm glad someone else gets the pain of standing in one spot. :) Haha, I do not advise anyone to really take this challenge on unless they just want to torture themselves!

[@The-Bladeslinger]

+Xolette this particular challenge is definitely one from hell lol... but I totally understand your pain even for me practicing no spin and half spin on the same practice session is very difficult! I pretty much avoided because it does mess with your release

[@devindebow6594]

I agree...standing still in no-spin is awkward at best. It's almost unnatural in my opinion.

[@setholiver9709]

every time the knives hit each other and your mic peaks and scares me lol xD

[@flyrod5741]

Just found your channel, love it, will send to my friends so they can watch too, good work.

[@Xolette]

+FLY ROD Thanks, Fly Rod!!

[@derpman2029]

that sound, "THUNK!" i love it, amazing skill. imagine if it was someones face, like a horrible metal lightning bolt >_>. very cool showing the angles while throwing and how to do it, thanks!

[@derpman2029]

+derp man omg, the woman throwing *FLYING BOLTS OF DEATH*, goes in the house and cries about it, love girls xD

[@Xolette]

+derp man Haha, thanks, Derp Man!

[@InvictusRemaneo]

great vid!! very informative gor newcomers. iv never seen a backspin throw b4 thts awesome!!

[@Xolette]

+TheJediNinja Thank you! The next video will be really helpful as I break down how the knife flies with too little backspin vs too much backspin. The scientist in me had to find out! :)

[@InvictusRemaneo]

ill keep an eye out for it:)

[@fatpenguin2765]

I love this girl I was ready to give up but she has inspired me to never give up. I just wish I could talk to her direct to get a few pointers. I'm Australian and we don't have any knife throwing clubs here

[@Xolette]

+Paul G Thanks!! All my pointers are of course in my videos. That is the best way I can instruct anyone. Check out my playlist, "Knife Throwing Videos for Beginners". Good luck!

[@christianvpablo]

Thank you for making videos it really motivates me to practice throwing knifes

[@Xolette]

Excellent, Christian! Good luck with it! :)

[@heavylead1961]

what i do to relax when throwing now... throw for 30 minutes... rest for 30 minutes, it gives your mind time to relax from the frustration of missing. so if ya stick 3 in a row, take a break for 15 minutes, then throw again, then take another 15 minute break

[@Xolette]

+heavylead1961 Haha, I would if I could walk away that easy. Once I get started on a task, I don't stop. That's why I can edit for hours sometimes. :) Plus, I don't want to leave my equipment outside, not to mention trying to conserve my batteries.

[@heavylead1961]

Xolette hahahahah well sit down for 3 minutes then ;-) and let the anxiousness settle for a bit and you'll see you can make the transition faster from no spin to spin... try it once!

[@donbouquet8018]

Here is a tip: Add 4 drops of Dawn dishwashing liquid to a 32 oz spray bottle and spray the face of end grain targets before each use. The soap seems to assist softening of the wood fibers.

[@Xolette]

+Don Bouquet Interesting. Thanks!

[@donbouquet403]

+Xolette Sorry i did not introduce myself - from Georgia and I am a new thrower, about two weeks experience. I have watched most all your videos and most others peoples' on throwing and have found them invaluable. I use 6" thick pine log rounds about 14" in diameter from a 70' tree I cut down, and so far have only practiced the one-spin throws with the Cold Steel 'Tru-Flite" blade. At first I was only getting 1 or 2 sticks out of 6 with a "handshake" grip on the Tru-flite handle until a "secret" revealed itself - I relaxed my index finger almost all the way off the handle and suddenly 4 or 5 sticks of 6! My best run is 13 sticks in a row, however accuracy is not there yet at all! I can hit the 14" target most all the time, but am all over it. My distance is 14' and that seems to work best. Yeah, the Dawn seems to make the log face more "self-healing", but it may be my imagination...

[@Xolette]

+Don Bouquet Cool! Glad you're finding success in throwing. Thanks for sharing! :)

[@paullecouteur4427]

Day Two sounded pretty windy out... if that helps any instead of running into the house to cry.... lol funny stuff. Between the camera and the video editing software you are using, you are really going in depth at analyzing your throws all to summarize the importance of warming up. SOOooooo do you have a video describing your pre-throwing session warm up routine? Please and Thank You :-)

[@Xolette]

+Paul Lecouteur Thanks, Paul! The analyzing is kind of my way of trying to coach myself, I guess. I wanted to know what I was doing wrong at the 6 meter mark, and I think I have a pretty good idea. My video showing my practice routine is here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/rnS7ZZV8p7NrapY

[@survivorprepper9218]

Good job, practice makes perfect.

[@patricegarnierlobo25111967]

one more good video miss !! and allways your pretty smile

[@Xolette]

+patrice garnier (lobo25111967) Aw, thank you, Patrice!!

[@jasonpham8505]

xolette nice video you did great i quit throwing knifes but i might get back in to in

[@Xolette]

+jason pham Thank you, Jason! It's an awesome sport... I wouldn't start off with this challenge though. ;)

[@jasonpham8505]

+Xolette yeah this challenge seems really hard if you struggle i would do worst

[@chemicallust77]

Getting a lot better...still side throwing though :-P

[@maadfisher]

Nice throwing and great perseverance! I'd love to get some of those Werner Arrows but I'm not on Facebook, any idea how? Keep on inspiring steel flingers!

[@Xolette]

+Maadfisher Thank you! I'm not sure how. Maybe you can ask to use a friend's account to contact him? Sharp Blades, Flying Steel, and Bullseye Blades also make versions of the Arrow.

[@maadfisher]

+Xolette Thanks for the reply, I'll check them out.

[@pitbullseatkids2682]

probably have answered this before, but where did you get that carrying case on your belt for your knives?

[@jeandrawminik8191]

1:20 she broke the knife lol!😦

[@skorpiman5155]

This doesn't show that spin throw is as hard as no spin. She is just really good!

[@slhines7]

You ARE GREAT!!! no matter what:)

[@Xolette]

+slhines7 Aw, thank you!!!

[@majed_alkal7a]

دائما تأتي بأمور جيده انت متألقه ودائما انا انتظر الجديد منك

[@Xolette]

+Majed Alkalha Aw! Thank you, Majed!!!

[@spress97]

Epic stuff as per.

[@Xolette]

+Alexander Presslie Thank you, Alexander!

[@survivorprepper9218]

What is your opinion about Cold Steel throwing knives?

[@swanninja4164]

At 14:47 that sound is like nails on a chalkboard to me. I really hate missing and hitting metal and then hearing that ringing.

[@Xolette]

+Swan Ninja True! The worst though was when I'd throw on asphalt.

[@swanninja4164]

I haven't heard it hit asphalt and I'm planning not too.

[@danydec7]

how do you make a bullet spin?

[@ImJustACowLol]

Cool video, Xolette :) I wish I was able to throw knives haha. 2 things are blocking me from being able so: 1. I never practiced it 2. Throwing knives are illegal where I live sigh

[@MrChaosTheory09]

+ImJustACowLol Fuck! I live in the UK and knife laws are shit, but we can at least have throwers. Sorry for you.

[@ImJustACowLol]

+Chaos Theory European logic: Allow throwing knives in the UK but try to ban simple kitchen/bread knives. Allow the biggest and often quite dangerous types of knives in The Netherlands but ban throwing knive. Mind boggling lol.

[@Xolette]

+ImJustACowLol You can throw butter knives, screw drivers, long nails... Anything with a point or a thin edge will work. Good luck!

[@ImJustACowLol]

+Xolette Thanks for replying! Haha that is true. I believe I have a cheap Schrade Schf16 somewhere, and I think that would be decently throwable. I might just try it out this week if I can find the thing. Do you have any beginner tips?

[@HowToMechanic03]

+Xolette hey I'm buying 2 types of throwing knives 8 inches and 5 inches are those good

[@bobbysteurer]

Even though, looking back, you hadn't really been "gone" that long. Haha.

[@DonRecepcion]

Knife _and_ life lessons in one vid! =)

[@Xolette]

+DonRecepcion Haha! :)

[@Cetok01]

You've got grit, girl! But here's a suggestion: Challenge yourself...to learn to throw left-handed, too. It will help balance your muscle symmetry, and will give your right arm a well-deserved rest. Of course, start out slow. Perhaps in a couple of years, you'll be able to issue a challenge to others, too.

[@Xolette]

+Cetok01 Thanks! When my muscles are sore, I'll throw left-handed, but when I'm not taping, I try to practice left-handed as well.

[@Mastermind8908]

+Xolette Have you thought about using both hands and program them separately; no-spin for the left and 2.5 spin for the right? That way when a hand is holding a knife it will want to throw that way on instinct. One full day on one throw (one hand), then one full day with the other. I get that "ego-less" technique thing when gaming, too. It's a weird zen feeling.

[@anrdaemon7115]

A little OT: What video editor you're using? And how it is on your eyes? I've tried DaVinci Resolve, its light grey on dark grey absolutely illegible. Sticking to EDIUS now. At lest, it has green'ish background.

[@Xolette]

+Anr Daemon Cyberlink PowerDirector Version 13. I've had several other versions and although intuitive to use, there are bugs that I hate...and sometimes if I've done lots of cuts/effects, the program lags or crashes. Really annoying. It's fine on my eyes though. But, I'd probably try the Adobe program next.

[@anrdaemon7115]

Thanks for the answer. I feel ya, bugs left unfixed for years and even called "features" are the worst. Thankfully EDIUS handles it nicely so far. I can leave editing session open for days and cut and mix to my heart's content :D (Yeah, I'm that easily distracted.) Autosave is a big help, and EDIUS have it staged, so even if it crashes or I accidentally close it, I almost always recover nicely, and in worst case lose a few minutes of work.

[@myjeetkunedoconnection7525]

🙅🏻‍♂️Thank you for all your great tips you got me started 🔪👍🔪💥👸🏻

[@irandeepgrewal1566]

She has the best smile

[@Xolette]

+Irandeep Grewal :D

[@robertbentley5604]

Btw, I do the same thing when frustrated... Slow, point blank, Hal assed tosses haha

[@Xolette]

+Robert Bentley Haha... yes, half-assed is the best descriptor of how I was throwing at the time! :)

[@SammyMackD]

Hey Colette! I hope you see this, I'm a knife thrower and I am pretty good at rotational throwing but I can't do No spin. If you could ( I know this is a lot to ask ) make a no spin video teaching step by step how to throw no spin thank you!

[@SammyMackD]

@Xolette

[@Xolette]

+Itza Samocracy It's one of the things I've been thinking about doing, but I wanted to get my distance up before doing do and perfecting my throw. For now, check out the "Playlist" section on my Channel page. There's a playlist of videos for Fedin Tutorials as well as getting more distance for no spin. The next video I'm posting will show you how I increased my distance for No Spin and there will be plenty of slow motion clips to help you emulate how I throw!

[@BrownBessOwner]

I'm worried that if i make a set up like yours, in my yard, I would miss the target and through a knife at my neighbor's property. Any tips on that?

[@Dark83Noodle]

+BrownBessOwner The sound of a miss alone will freak 'em out

[@Xolette]

+BrownBessOwner If you have enough space, you can make sure your target is at a safe distance from any fences. Mine is about 6 meters from the back fence, which is plenty of space. And also keep it clear around 3 - 4 meters on all sides of the target. If you don't have the space, you can try putting up chicken wire to catch stray knives or try to build an indoor target-- though, that can be damaging to your house and belongings. Good luck!

[@MrChaosTheory09]

+BrownBessOwner haha i did that, climbed their fence and got it fast.

[@BrownBessOwner]

Xolette I'd love to see some videos on this topic

[@thomasbigler9137]

Where did you get the Werner Arrows?

[@Xolette]

+Thomas Bigler There is a link to my video on Werner's knives in the description. In the description of that video is a link to Werner's Faceboook page you so can contact him!

[@fisherbredrup]

11:44 lol she was so over it

[@XoletteLife]

Haha, I really hated that challenge :)

[@ssjronin3972]

how do you do a bullet spin?? next video maybe :)

[@MrChaosTheory09]

+Shay R Its where the blade rotates like a bullet coming out of a barrel when you throw it, not to be confused with rotational throws.

[@ssjronin3972]

+Chaos Theory i know what it is.. but how do you grip it and launch it

[@Xolette]

+Shay R I think it's because I was doing more of a Fedin Russian throw, rather than a Japanese Shuriken type throw. And that's because I was doing more of a side-arm...rather than a push/slide release. This is a playlist I've made that helped me learn the Fedin throw. kzbin.info/aero/PLXnp8Omn-So6kXqIc1hsaRk94WcWBhsGN

[@ssjronin3972]

+Xolette Thank you, your channel is very incitive and helpful!

[@tomtrnecka3893]

Good job ;)

[@Xolette]

+Tom Trnecka Thank you, Tom!

[@bradharriott1733]

omg you're my favourite youtuber literally only watch your channel, I started throwing knives after watching you. just watched this video and maybe it was just the video but did you break one of your knives? one more question what are the best kind of knives for a beginner smaller or bigger?

[@Xolette]

+brad harriott I know what part you're taking about and no broken knives. :) Check out my video, "Best Beginner Throwing Knives" and be sure to read the description as to what I recommend.

[@thomasbigler9137]

Are those your favorite spin and no spin knives?

[@Xolette]

+Thomas Bigler For throwing repeatedly at the 6 meter mark, YES! I tested many knives before starting this challenge. The Arrows I could easily get to stick from the 5 meter mark compared to my other knives... it could be the light weight plus the heavy handle. The Sharp Blades' White Sharks were not so long that it hurt my arms throwing them, plus the hole is chamfered, so it was easy on my fingertips.

[@fatpenguin2765]

Thanks so much, I'm new to KZbin I only used it to talk to friends overseas it was purely by accident that I found you. The way you put your videos together are so helpful. And I hope you don't mind me saying that I pay more attention to a attractive girl like yourself 😊. I'm using Gill Hibben knive at the moment. The "Revised thrower 2 triple set" and the "generation 2 pro thrower combo" I have more success with the "Revised thrower 2" I find the holes at the rear of the blade quite helpful. Can you suggest any better knives for a beginner. Don't worry I do have deep pockets, ha ha. Thank you again and keep up the good work it is much appreciated. Oh, I want to learn no spin throwing can you suggest the best knives, I have been having a go with butter knives. They just don't feel long enough or heavy enough. Thanks again. Hope to hear from you soon.

[@Xolette]

+Paul G I answer this type of question in the description to my video, "Best Beginner Throwing Knives". Also check out my "Throwing Knife Reviews" playlist as that has reviews on all the knives I have. Good luck!

[@aedenscalpne8324]

what part of Arizona us kimberly

[@Xolette]

You'll have to ask her on her channel!

[@aedenscalpne8324]

+Xolette ok thx

[@josh4510]

are u ever going to do a give away ? 😇

[@Xolette]

+Joshua Woolley I MIGHT, but it would involve a trivia type question in regards to by channel, not some, "you need to subscribe, like, share my video". I'd rather spend money on someone who's been really watching my videos rather on trying to get others to spread my channel. :) But, I know of another KZbinr doing a giveaway! Check out this video from Adam Celadin: kzbin.info/www/bejne/eIjPo2horNN4bNE

[@mrpropercrumpets]

now use only a butter knife for the challenge nothing else :) Also I have a tip, im a begginer so this may not work but release the knife when it is pointing str8 towards the target and use ur index finger to push down on the end this works better for me and it doesnt have a chance of backspin EDIT: I tried at a longer range and the way i did it doesnt work the way u do it works perfect so nvm about that

[@ssrknivesandguns8741]

GALYOUR SOO COOL

[@Xolette]

+SSR KNIVES AND GUNS! Aw, thanks, Sean!

[@flyrod5741]

What you think that would be a first starter to learn?

[@Xolette]

+FLY ROD I see you found the video I was going to send you to! Also check out my "Throwing Knife Reviews" playlist. All the knives I have, I've pretty much made videos on!

[@coffert1037]

Determination... 10 left

[@Xolette]

+CaptainCoffert Haha :)

[@coffert1037]

+Xolette so have you played undertale?

[@Xolette]

+CaptainCoffert Nope, but I have played World of Warcraft and watched people play D&D. :)

[@coffert1037]

+Xolette okay :P

[@hackintoshcentral9504]

I have a challenge. Manufacture a dart out of rebar. About the width of a human head (around 6 inches). Flat on one end and pointed on the other. Throw from whatever distance, no spin. Good luck.

[@Xolette]

+Weekend Weapons Haha, thanks! I'll keep it in mind!

[@GuimelCruz]

como u queria ter tantas facas

[@aangkorra]

and I'm just crapping around with a coocking knife and a dartboard

[@Xolette]

+pavan goldie That's a good place to start!

[@averyperry7234]

have u ever thrown kitchen knife i want u to do that

[@Xolette]

+Avery perry Butter knives! I do it in my, "Vertical Grain vs. End Grain Target" video.

[@blackswordshinobi]

you did good some day you be better then other day keep at it ok get little mad self of time to time you only human thumb up

[@Xolette]

+blackswordshinobi Thanks, blackswordshinobi!

[@blackswordshinobi]

your welcome

[@dragonknight1653]

fiiirrrsssttt!

[@markusgaming1582]

xolette are you filipino and im filipino

[@XoletteLife]

Yup!

[@markusgaming1582]

@@XoletteLife and im a kid

[@kurtisyreviews]

omg your knife broke lol

[@apugliese70]

why you don t lunch kunay '? SO YOU ARE SO BEAUTY

[@InvictusRemaneo]

im glad im no admin lol;) I cant spin throw at all. idk why people think no spin is harder.

[@Xolette]

+TheJediNinja Haha! :) I think it all depends on what you start off learning. I started off with no spin, so I brought a lot of no spin habits to my rotational throwing... which didn't help. :) Thanks for watching!

[@swanninja4164]

+TheJediNinja I find no spin really hard. I tried many times and have had no luck. Rotational is easy, it just depends on how far you are away from your target and where to hold the knife. Teach me your no spin ways! XD

[@MrChaosTheory09]

+TheJediNinja From the people I know spin is just more natural.

[@InvictusRemaneo]

i think i find spin throwing so hard is because im always on the move when i throw. i do a lotta combos n running/ jumping around lol. so i guess the hardest part about spin throwing is the tediousness of it... having to find that exact spot to throw from everytime... sucks the fun right out of it lol

[@InvictusRemaneo]

swan ninja u must stretch out with your feelings

[@BenMJay]

dammit! i have never been first. so close.

[@johnbrown2163]

That guy edited his video then challenged... I have been challenging all of you and nobody has the cojones to complete it! Throw Combat speed... I broke my Ziel Magnum by John Bailey... How many knives have you three broke? Knife Throwing was meant for combat and hunting.

[@SebastianRayner]

Who else saw the knife shatter

[@TheSpringbok123]

I broke my favourite knife 😣😢😵:(

[@Xolette]

+Oliver Gericke Aw :(

[@RuiLuz]

Lady Xolette, I want you in my Zombie hit squad, if thats ever possible!

[@Xolette]

+Rui Luz Haha, I've been taken already! :)

[@RuiLuz]

+Xolette I always come to late! On a more serious note, have you worked with shurikens?