very carefully, and just like you would juggle clubs

Yes, they really do send blunt sword-like objects down their throats.

All Myachis are retired after a few months so any Myachi you acquire will be rare within a few years of purchase. To find rare Myachis you are best off checking online Myachi forums where long time collectors will often offer Myachis for sale or trade. There are usually a few rare sacks on popular auction sites as well.

These are both Chris Jericho's submissions maybe lion tamer but I'm not sure

This strikingly pretty move can be a real bear when you're getting started. Start by spinning both poi in the same direction to your sides. Slowly angle both poi in so that they are spinning on a flat plane in front of you.

Now bring your hands closer and closer together. The poi must be slightly offset so that they don't strike one another, but the less offset they are, the more impressive the move will look. Bring your hand all the way together while maintaining the spin. Once your hands are touching, move them up and down together and the poi will continue to spin beautifully.

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It is called a leotard.

I think it means either you are strict or you could deal with anybody. It really depends on the context of the conversation.

Henri Martin was a French circus performer who was a part of an 1800's menagerie circus who dazzled crowds when he entered into a tiger's cage in 1819 and emerged without a scratch. He accomplished this by slowly inching into the tiger's cage until the animal was comfortable with his presence. Later he incorporated lions into his act and is thought to be the first modern lion tamer.

daniel

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if you can juggle mans balls like a kangaroo, then not very hard

The Snakeskin Tie-Dye was last released in the 0.7 series in 2002. It is considered a very rare Myachi.

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It is: too much

lipizzaner

something with that is fireproof in case they fall and get rugburns

so they wear something similar to a leotard. just fireproof!

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