No, it's actually real. Essentially, the trick is to trifle the gag reflex so that you can smoothly slide the (blunt -- if it were sharp, you'd simply get cut...anyone claiming to swallow a sharp one is actually using sleight of hand to make it look sharp) it down through the esophagus. Obviously, it can only go as far as the stomach. And surprisingly, the training required isn't too long -- most people can do it in a couple of days or weeks, with practice.
No, sword swallowing is not fake and has been going on for thousands of years and has been handed down from one generation of sword swallowers to the next. It is extremely dangerous and takes years of practice and no 'ooops made a mistake.' To put it in simple terms the sword goes into the mouth and then behind the voice box, past the pharynx, down the esophagus, between the lungs, (nudging aside the heart), past the liver, then relax the esophageal sphincter and by doing this the blade goes into the stomach and touches the duodenum (small tube from the stomach to the lower intestines.) GAG REFLEXES ARE DANGEROUS and by doing so the sword swallower could damage an organ or the stomach. It takes years of meditation and relaxation SO DON'T TRY THIS AT HOME!
The Germans thought they were to be in Dunkirk by swallowing allied propaganda. They occurred at Normandy and were called Utah, Omaha, Gold, Juno, Sword.
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A Short Sword or just Sword
it is a sword knights used in battle
Generally, a sheath. If, however, you have been in a battle, then your sword might be covered with blood.
1 every 17.5 seconds/ 1 in 3 people swallowing long pointy things die
You can buy a fake Riptide at most toy stores and WalMart.
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nope obv not lolz its a fake sword tht we have been told tht its reall but i ain't
Technically, a person cannot swallow a sword. Swallowing would be considered putting the entire sword and not holding any end of it, and ingesting the entire sword. Since it is physically impossible, and since the stomach isn't big enough, a person cannot technically swallow a sword of 100 cm.
If you make just one wrong movement you might injure your neck or throat. Hope that helped answer your question.
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It's called 'Mameluke' sword. This isn't fake cause I got it out of my history book and I just wanted to spread the knowledge.:-)
So that he could give the real one to Harry.
Dumbledore left Harry a fake Gryffindor Sword in his Will knowing that the Ministry would not allow him to have it (the real one was later returned to him by Severus Snape). So when Voldemort took over the Ministry he ordered Bellatrix to place the fake sword (which he thought was real) inside her family vault. The reason for doing this is subjective, but it could be assumed that because the sword is one of the only objects capable of destroying a Horcrux, Voldemort wanted to ensure that no one had access to it who would use it to destroy them.While in Malfoy Manor, Bellatrix was in possession of the actual Gryffindor Sword but was tricked quite miraculously by a tortured Hermione into thinking that it was fake, and with a little help from a Gringott's Goblin who later agreed to help the trio in infiltrating the bank in exchange for the sword as it was designed by goblins and goblins believe that once a person dies, the item returns to the possession of the goblins who made it.Note: Dumbledore didn't own the Sword, so his Will was obviously invalid; it was nothing but a hint to Harry.Tom Riddle asked her to keep it in her safe in Gringotts.
You can't purchase real lightsabers as they are purely ficticious, you can purchase replicas, but they are obviously fake.
Breathing stops for a moment when swallowing. So no breathing occurs when swallowing.