I've met Claymore, and also had him explain his name to me. Needless to say - it's a harmless explenation.

Its a mix of two things - names, not a reference to an antipersonal landmine. SOme people really need to lighten up and stop taking things so literally.

It could also be one of many other things - a sword, but actually its a mix of two things as I said.

Now usually I want a peaceful life, but I do wish people would lighten up! No one else knows why people pick their names to use on the cat. Mine is me grannies name. Claymore's just happens to be something a bit more than the obvious.

So, don't go worrying about the anitpersonal mines..... sheeesh.

Peace!