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Cian: clear and collect

2006-07-10T05:32:56Z

clear and collect

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	In the [[SCA]], uttering the word '''"Clear!"''' in a loud, clear voice is a way of warning others that you are ~~bearing~~ [[live steel]]. Using the word "clear" is a required [[safety\|safety measure]] and a courtesy to others, but is not a replacement for [[common sense]].		In the [[SCA]], uttering the word '''"Clear!"''' in a loud, clear voice is a way of warning others that you are holding or drawing [[live steel]], like a [[sword]] or [[dagger]]. Using the word "clear" is a required [[safety\|safety measure]] and a [[courtesy]] to others, but is not a replacement for [[common sense]].

	It is generally not required to call "clear" when drawing your [[knife\|eating knife]] while sitting at [[feast\|table]].		It is generally not required to call "clear" when drawing your [[knife\|eating knife]] while sitting at [[feast\|table]].

	For [[Australia]]n [[metal weapons groups\|re-enactment groups]] such a term is not deemed necessary.		For [[Australia]]n [[metal weapons groups\|re-enactment groups]] such a term is not deemed necessary.

			=== "Clear and collect" ===
			'''"Clear and collect"''' is an expression used in the [[SCA]] to indicate that the [[field]] of [[combat]] or the [[archery]] range is [[safety\|free from danger]] and that [[fighter]]s can now go and collect their [[arrow]]s etc.. It is normally uttered by [[marshal]]s when they feel everything is safe, e.g. no arrows are [[nock]]ed, all fighting has stopped.

	[[Category:SCAism]]		[[Category:SCAism]]

User 144: categorising

2006-05-20T12:59:36Z

categorising

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	For [[Australia]]n [[metal weapons groups\|re-enactment groups]] such a term is not deemed necessary.		For [[Australia]]n [[metal weapons groups\|re-enactment groups]] such a term is not deemed necessary.
			[[Category:SCAism]]

User 144 at 20:13, 22 March 2006

2006-03-22T20:13:11Z

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	~~Uttering~~ the word '''"Clear!"''' in a loud, clear voice is a way of warning others that you are bearing [[live steel]]. Using the word "clear" is a required [[safety\|safety measure]] and a courtesy to others, but is not a replacement for [[common sense]].		In the [[SCA]], uttering the word '''"Clear!"''' in a loud, clear voice is a way of warning others that you are bearing [[live steel]]. Using the word "clear" is a required [[safety\|safety measure]] and a courtesy to others, but is not a replacement for [[common sense]].

	It is generally not required to call "clear" when drawing your [[knife\|eating knife]] while sitting at [[feast\|table]].		It is generally not required to call "clear" when drawing your [[knife\|eating knife]] while sitting at [[feast\|table]].

			For [[Australia]]n [[metal weapons groups\|re-enactment groups]] such a term is not deemed necessary.

User 144 at 20:11, 22 March 2006

2006-03-22T20:11:06Z

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	Uttering the word '''"Clear!"''' in a loud, clear voice is a way of warning others that you are ~~baring~~ [[live steel]]. Using the word "clear" is a required [[safety\|safety measure]] and a courtesy to others, but is not a replacement for [[common sense]].		Uttering the word '''"Clear!"''' in a loud, clear voice is a way of warning others that you are bearing [[live steel]]. Using the word "clear" is a required [[safety\|safety measure]] and a courtesy to others, but is not a replacement for [[common sense]].

	It is generally not required to call "clear" when drawing your [[knife\|eating knife]] while sitting at [[feast\|table]].		It is generally not required to call "clear" when drawing your [[knife\|eating knife]] while sitting at [[feast\|table]].

Paul Matisz at 17:22, 22 March 2006

2006-03-22T17:22:09Z

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	Uttering the word '''"Clear!"''' in a loud, clear voice is a way of warning others that you are baring ~~a sharp~~ [[~~weapon~~]]. Using the word "clear" is a required [[safety\|safety measure]] and a courtesy to others, but is not a replacement for [[common sense]].		Uttering the word '''"Clear!"''' in a loud, clear voice is a way of warning others that you are baring [[live steel]]. Using the word "clear" is a required [[safety\|safety measure]] and a courtesy to others, but is not a replacement for [[common sense]].

	It is generally not required to call "clear" when drawing your [[knife\|eating knife]] while sitting at [[feast\|table]].		It is generally not required to call "clear" when drawing your [[knife\|eating knife]] while sitting at [[feast\|table]].

Paul Matisz at 13:26, 14 October 2005

2005-10-14T13:26:00Z

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	Uttering the word '''"Clear!"''' in a loud, clear voice is a way of warning others that you are baring a sharp [[weapon]]. Using the word "clear" is a required courtesy to others, but is not a replacement for [[common sense]].		Uttering the word '''"Clear!"''' in a loud, clear voice is a way of warning others that you are baring a sharp [[weapon]]. Using the word "clear" is a required [[safety\|safety measure]] and a courtesy to others, but is not a replacement for [[common sense]].

	It is generally not required to call "clear" when sitting at [[feast\|table]].		It is generally not required to call "clear" when drawing your [[knife\|eating knife]] while sitting at [[feast\|table]].

Paul Matisz at 13:20, 14 October 2005

2005-10-14T13:20:02Z

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	Uttering the word '''"Clear!"''' in a loud, clear voice is a way of warning others that you are baring a sharp [[weapon]]. Using the word "clear" is a required courtesy to others, but is not a replacement for [[common sense]].		Uttering the word '''"Clear!"''' in a loud, clear voice is a way of warning others that you are baring a sharp [[weapon]]. Using the word "clear" is a required courtesy to others, but is not a replacement for [[common sense]].

	It is generally not required to call "clear" when ~~eating~~ at [[feast\|table]].		It is generally not required to call "clear" when sitting at [[feast\|table]].

Paul Matisz at 13:19, 14 October 2005

2005-10-14T13:19:41Z

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	Uttering the word '''"Clear!" in a loud, clear voice is a way of warning others that you are baring a sharp [[weapon]]. Using the word "clear" is a required courtesy to others, but is not a replacement for [[common sense]].		Uttering the word '''"Clear!"''' in a loud, clear voice is a way of warning others that you are baring a sharp [[weapon]]. Using the word "clear" is a required courtesy to others, but is not a replacement for [[common sense]].

	It is generally not required to call "clear" when eating at [[feast\|table]].		It is generally not required to call "clear" when eating at [[feast\|table]].

Paul Matisz at 13:19, 14 October 2005

2005-10-14T13:19:25Z

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Uttering the word '''"Clear!" in a loud, clear voice is a way of warning others that you are baring a sharp [[weapon]]. Using the word "clear" is a required courtesy to others, but is not a replacement for [[common sense]].

It is generally not required to call "clear" when eating at [[feast|table]].

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	~~Uttering~~ the word '''"Clear!"''' in a loud, clear voice is a way of warning others that you are bearing [[live steel]]. Using the word "clear" is a required [[safety\|safety measure]] and a courtesy to others, but is not a replacement for [[common sense]].		In the [[SCA]], uttering the word '''"Clear!"''' in a loud, clear voice is a way of warning others that you are bearing [[live steel]]. Using the word "clear" is a required [[safety\|safety measure]] and a courtesy to others, but is not a replacement for [[common sense]].

	It is generally not required to call "clear" when drawing your [[knife\|eating knife]] while sitting at [[feast\|table]].		It is generally not required to call "clear" when drawing your [[knife\|eating knife]] while sitting at [[feast\|table]].

			For [[Australia]]n [[metal weapons groups\|re-enactment groups]] such a term is not deemed necessary.