I would have thought that the sword would make people nervous :) In my
secondary school, there was this guy who was one or two years ahead of
me who was kind crazy. I don't know whether he would qualify as
actually mentally ill (probably not) but he did some wild things more
so than most did :) Anyway, he once had a role in a school play which
required him to have a sword. I distinctly remember one day him
running around the lobby area after school had ended for the day,
"threatening" people with his sword. I mostly got that it was a joke,
but I still didn't hang around the lobby very long!

Sean


On Sat, Feb 5, 2011 at 12:05 PM, RussellMc <apptechnz@gmail.com> wrote:
>> Just to clarify it. Zorro was a very positive movie hero.
>
> But, his mother dressed him funny :-).
> You just try walking down town dressed like that.
>
> Actually, my experiences of wandering suburbia dressed in various
> dressup garb indicates that people tend to smile or not see you at
> all. I once dressed in full 12th century foot soldiers armour (leather
> with metal shoulder protectors and similar, replete with sword and
> more. Went down very well when entering various shops so dressed. So,
> maybe Zorro =A0could pull it off as well?
>
>
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