I'm Stumped: Can Anyone Read This?

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Wife says I'm wrong haha. She thinks it's possibly vedic sanskrit. She read it in hindi but doesn't know what it means I'm afraid sorry.
 
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My sister in law says the horizontal text is sanskrit, the second half means 'a hundred times'. I'll ask my father in law tomorrow if he can translate the first part. Interesting challenge!
 
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My sister in law says the horizontal text is sanskrit, the second half means 'a hundred times'. I'll ask my father in law tomorrow if he can translate the first part. Interesting challenge!

It's a Wootz Katana - the steel is folded 100 times to make it so supermagic that it can cut through a lightsaber!

Or perhaps not.

Given where it is, I'm going to guess at some form of good luck/protection message.
 
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It reads as: "Wenn ist das Nunstück git und Slotermeyer? Ja! Beiherhund das Oder die Flipperwaldt gersput"

Which is English is... oh...

*giggle* *laughs* *laughs hysterically* HNNNGH! *thud*
 
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Guys don't worry I'll translate this while I'm dressed as a tiger waiting for someone.
The sentence reads "it's a queen letter box, my nan kills them for a living."
 
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Guys don't worry I'll translate this while I'm dressed as a tiger waiting for someone.
The sentence reads "it's a queen letter box, my nan kills them for a living."

Does that mean you can fit more poop through it, or that the poop has be fed through via a silver spoon?
 
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