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8 March
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What does "Everyone found conspiring against us will taste my kinves" mean?
What does "Everyone found conspiring against us will taste my kinves" mean?
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I will attack (with my knives) everyone that I discover has been working together against us.
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I will attack (with my knives) everyone that I discover has been working together against us.
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Thank you!
Is "found" here the same meaning as "caught"?
Is "found" here the same meaning as "caught"?
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@ttmto Yes. Or, "discovered".
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