[Mr. Business]

At that price, I question its usefulness as an actual whip. Then again, the string on the end suggests that one could attach a popper to it.
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[Mr. Business]

Yeah, a friend of mine got pretty proficient with the whip at one point in his life. I remember it being about 8 feet long. It sounded about like a .22 rifle when he cracked it, but eventually he ran out of poppers and annihilated his string. It was a nice whip though, and a good deal more expensive than this one appears to be, if memory serves me. Then again, I guess this one could work. However, it does bear a striking resemblance to the really cheap ones that kids (like myself at a younger age) buy at fairs.

My mother had/has a pretty nice fox hunting whip that I used to play with. Those are short little things though, and much less likely to gash one's face if one should happen to make a mistake.
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