Ninja Tools

Because the ninja would actively seek to avoid fighting, equipment other than weapons became important tools. As with weaponry, it was crucial for these tools to be adaptable and serve multiple purposes, so that they could also be used as weapons if necessary. Most ninja equipment could be classified into three categories (not including the fire tools), defined by function: noboriki, or climbing tools; kaiki, or opening tools; and suiki,or water tools. Many of these items are discussed in the Bansen Shukai, an illustrated manual of ninjutsu from the seventeenth cintury.

...Pirate

Hello ladies and gentleman, if there are any "bored out of their mind" people out there. I am here today to say something about Pirates. First, no Pirate is the same. Some are kind, some are mean, some are to stupid to make up there minds. Then there are those that are both, just depends on how much rum you are willing to give them. Some can read, which makes them very dangerous. But they are very rare, so if you meet one that makes you so special that ill give you a prize if you can give me the name of that pirate and where they live and ya that would be a joyous moment in the Pirate world. Also Pirates are like little children, just grown up. Thats why it seems like they have a.d.d.
So its been three hours since my last pint a rum and i really need some now so im going to leave you all till next time (if there are any of you), have a nice Pirate day!

Ninja...

Greetings to those lucky enough to stumble across our blog. This is a blog about Pirates and Ninjas...but mostly about Ninjas. I am the Ninja on this blog, but maybe you have already come to that conclusion which would mean that you are a Ninja too, since Ninjas are so much more intelligent than those rum consuming Pirates.
We shall be blogging about all things concerning Ninjas and Pirates...But mostly about Ninjas. Have a nice Ninja day.