Whale question lol

Hey what are those whales called with a horn on there head like a unicorn?

Narwhals- and they are ODD creatures!

They be sperm whales lass. And there be folk who speak of their horns having magical power. Keep yer eye to the waves though dearie, that horn will tear your ship asunder, forecastle to rudder! Arrr!

knarwals ...not spelled correctly. lol

no its like narawhales or something like that

They be sperm whales lass. And there be folk who speak of their horns having magical power. Keep yer eye to the waves though dearie, that horn will tear your ship asunder, forecastle to rudder! Arrr!
Yarr! I've had too much o' the grog, that's actually a Narwhal ye be speakin of. Still just as ferocious though, a terror of the seas.

Narwhals...

*puffs*

That's what all the unicorns transformed into, when the Red Bull drove them into the sea...

*coughs*

Hey whales are very sacred in my grandfather's culture...the Maori culture if New zealand..I think if you watched theWHale Rider you'll get it...but I didn't know they had magical powers in their horns...in my gradfather's culture the whales brought us from a place called Hawaikii...anyways a whale with a horn???

I saw that movie... it was depressing. Too bad Keisha Castle-Hughes had to go get knocked up before furthering her acting career.

Speaking of the Maori... could you mail me a 'taiaha' and a 'greenstone mere' ?? Me wants for my weapon collection...

HAhahaha...oh tipuna tane past away a long time ago...but grandpa left me a sea spirit necklace made out of a whale tooth carving.so I never forget who I am or where I came from...taiaha hahaha...do you know how to use one ?I don't think customs will let it through hahaha...plus I never been to new zealand hehe..I just see it from grandpa's pictures or journals...hehe...it's sad aye ...but yeah if I ever visit there one day I'll try to find one...

hey yeah I saw keisha with a baby I was like...aww noo girl!...why you have to get knocked up aye! far out man!I thought that was her walking around on screen with the baby jesus...but it was her child?snap!well I'm looking forward to more of her movies regardless...*sigh*

***do you know how to use one ***

Yes... Okinawans have weapons training with boat oars, which is what the taiahas originated from (boat oar used as weapon). The only difference is taiahas have the pointy-stabby part on the other end, which is easy to compensate for.

Oh yeah hahah that's true wowww...okinawan's have close ties to the pacific kingdoms...culturely also through intermarriage...I don't know maybe this may have contributed to that knowledge...yes a boat oar...pretty smart aye lol...we pacific islanders are pretty big on our waka's rowing boat tradition..maybe one day when I go there I'll train for rowing competitions...I don't know how to use a taiaha ...no one ever taught me...hehe...poor grandpa gone to soon...he'd know how to use one...he knows everything about the maori culture...but I guess if you know what your doing you'll be okay...though can't imagine you using one in Texas lol...

its a hobby