Power

  • @ellette-giselle

    In defense of the Irish, they were running toward a better armed enemy. They weren’t cowards. 😉

  • @ellette-giselle

    The same wildness that would cause the Irish to break rank and then get ridden down by the patiently waiting English cavalry?

  • @ellette-giselle

    Ah, poor lass. . . So horribly neglected. Thy brothers need some roguery injected into there spines. 😢

  • @ellette-giselle

    Oh hogwash. So you’re trying to telling me that your oh so knightly bros have never poked you, put you in a headlock, or jokingly threaten to plop something slimy, crawly, or moist upon thy personage?

  • @calyhuge

    THAT WAS SO GOOD!!!

  • @ellette-giselle

    I’M A GUY WITH SISTERS!!!!

    @calyhuge

    She would have turned inside out, hit the roof, and had a hysterical conniption fit all at once!

  • @calyhuge

    BWAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHHAHAHHA!!!!!

    95%

    (It would have been 100% if Electro Duder had at the end had stuck something green and slimy on the girl neck!!!!)

  • Power replied to the topic The Chat Chat in the forum General Writing Discussions 2 weeks ago

    It maybe’z a battle

    Or were it a fray

    But wes don’t care

    In our tree’s

    Fars away!

    Fights are just funz

    And battles more tons

    Kuz squirrels just go nuts

    eating cinnamon buns!

    We watches them duke

    And we’s sees them duck

    Boxing like bunnies

    We sits there

    Awestruck!

    Then up goes a cheer

    But down wentz our treat!

    So down wez go too

    Cu…[Read more]

  • Power posted a new activity comment 2 weeks, 6 days ago

    No, unfortunately I don’t. I would try and check as many reviews as you can.

    Another thought (Way to blow money 🙄😆). A side sword would pair well with a targe, buckler, or dagger.

  • Power posted a new activity comment 3 weeks ago

    It sound like you might be looking for what is called a side-sword, a.k.a Spada da lato (Italian) or cut-and-thrust rapier. They are fairly light blades (2-4 pounds), range around 3 ft, are single handed, and are used for cutting and thrusting. Basically it’s a mix between a rapier and a arming sword.

    • Haha! I just came to the conclusion today that what I was looking for must be a side-sword!
      I’m considering this one.

      Kingston Arms Renaissance Side Sword

      Do you know anything about Kingston Arms?

      Thanks for the help and the Hema website is awesome!!! I’d heard of Hema but never knew there was a whole thing set up…[Read more]

      • No, unfortunately I don’t. I would try and check as many reviews as you can.

        Another thought (Way to blow money 🙄😆). A side sword would pair well with a targe, buckler, or dagger.

    • Yeah, but I’m not gonna blow money at the moment……..
      Oh, a dagger.
      *Stares off into distance with stary eyes*
      Okay, stop it, I don’t have THAT kind of money. I’m gonna have to save up for this sword a little, and I just can’t do anything else yet……. Though i would love a dagger.

      The reviews seemed good, but if you had some background…[Read more]

  • Power posted a new activity comment 3 weeks, 1 day ago

    Why wont it let me post the rest. . . ? 😒
    https://www.hemaalliance.com/

    Home

    • @power

      Hello! Thank you for replying so soon!
      Ah, thank you for the tips. Maybe I should have mentioned that we own quiet a few polypropylene and some wood and bamboo. My dad also has a collection of mettle swords ranging from cavalry and claymores to catanas and sabers. So, I’m kinda past those stages and was really looking for a mettle blade…[Read more]

      • Power replied 3 weeks ago

        It sound like you might be looking for what is called a side-sword, a.k.a Spada da lato (Italian) or cut-and-thrust rapier. They are fairly light blades (2-4 pounds), range around 3 ft, are single handed, and are used for cutting and thrusting. Basically it’s a mix between a rapier and a arming sword.

        • Haha! I just came to the conclusion today that what I was looking for must be a side-sword!
          I’m considering this one.

          Kingston Arms Renaissance Side Sword

          Do you know anything about Kingston Arms?

          Thanks for the help and the Hema website is awesome!!! I’d heard of Hema but never knew there was a whole thing set up…[Read more]

          • No, unfortunately I don’t. I would try and check as many reviews as you can.

            Another thought (Way to blow money 🙄😆). A side sword would pair well with a targe, buckler, or dagger.

        • Yeah, but I’m not gonna blow money at the moment……..
          Oh, a dagger.
          *Stares off into distance with stary eyes*
          Okay, stop it, I don’t have THAT kind of money. I’m gonna have to save up for this sword a little, and I just can’t do anything else yet……. Though i would love a dagger.

          The reviews seemed good, but if you had some background…[Read more]

  • Power posted a new activity comment 3 weeks, 1 day ago

    When and if it comes to protective gear, I recommend that if you can’t dump a bit of money ($400-$600 for one person) into the real stuff, get motorcycle gloves, a helmet (I use a ProForce Thunder Padded Combat Head Guard with Face Cage), a throat guard (Gorget), and some form of “breastplate”.

  • Power posted a new activity comment 3 weeks, 1 day ago

    WOOD/BAMBOO
    Pros. These can be used for more realistic training and are definitely better in regard to weight and rigidity. Bamboo also doesn’t hurt too badly.
    Con. You will likely need gloves and possibly a helmet or padded cap (Especially for wood). I personally don’t like them because they break. . .
    POLYPROPYLENE (Hard plastic)
    Pros. The…[Read more]

    • When and if it comes to protective gear, I recommend that if you can’t dump a bit of money ($400-$600 for one person) into the real stuff, get motorcycle gloves, a helmet (I use a ProForce Thunder Padded Combat Head Guard with Face Cage), a throat guard (Gorget), and some form of “breastplate”.

  • Power posted an update 3 weeks, 1 day ago

    @ellette-giselle
    Hail Giselle! Thy compliment is indeed kind, and I shall attempt to assist with what knowledge I know and experience I experienced, but I shall give you fair warning. . . I am far from a sword master.
    Now that I have claimed my disclaimer (And you shan’t be able to sue me for missing limbs), let’s proceed!
    I’ll start with some i…[Read more]

    • WOOD/BAMBOO
      Pros. These can be used for more realistic training and are definitely better in regard to weight and rigidity. Bamboo also doesn’t hurt too badly.
      Con. You will likely need gloves and possibly a helmet or padded cap (Especially for wood). I personally don’t like them because they break. . .
      POLYPROPYLENE (Hard plastic)
      Pros. The…[Read more]

      • When and if it comes to protective gear, I recommend that if you can’t dump a bit of money ($400-$600 for one person) into the real stuff, get motorcycle gloves, a helmet (I use a ProForce Thunder Padded Combat Head Guard with Face Cage), a throat guard (Gorget), and some form of “breastplate”.

    • Why wont it let me post the rest. . . ? 😒
      https://www.hemaalliance.com/

      Home

      • @power

        Hello! Thank you for replying so soon!
        Ah, thank you for the tips. Maybe I should have mentioned that we own quiet a few polypropylene and some wood and bamboo. My dad also has a collection of mettle swords ranging from cavalry and claymores to catanas and sabers. So, I’m kinda past those stages and was really looking for a mettle blade…[Read more]

        • Power replied 3 weeks ago

          It sound like you might be looking for what is called a side-sword, a.k.a Spada da lato (Italian) or cut-and-thrust rapier. They are fairly light blades (2-4 pounds), range around 3 ft, are single handed, and are used for cutting and thrusting. Basically it’s a mix between a rapier and a arming sword.

          • Haha! I just came to the conclusion today that what I was looking for must be a side-sword!
            I’m considering this one.

            Kingston Arms Renaissance Side Sword

            Do you know anything about Kingston Arms?

            Thanks for the help and the Hema website is awesome!!! I’d heard of Hema but never knew there was a whole thing set up…[Read more]

            • No, unfortunately I don’t. I would try and check as many reviews as you can.

              Another thought (Way to blow money 🙄😆). A side sword would pair well with a targe, buckler, or dagger.

          • Yeah, but I’m not gonna blow money at the moment……..
            Oh, a dagger.
            *Stares off into distance with stary eyes*
            Okay, stop it, I don’t have THAT kind of money. I’m gonna have to save up for this sword a little, and I just can’t do anything else yet……. Though i would love a dagger.

            The reviews seemed good, but if you had some background…[Read more]

  • ROMANCE!? 🤮

  • @koshka

    This might paralyze you (Rigor mortis maybe)

  • Ain’t it utterly gorgonizing when you unearth a long lost word. Agogging!

  • Power replied to the topic Let's Laugh! Writing Memes in the forum Art 4 weeks, 1 day ago

    @ellette-giselle

    Tis somewhat truth indeed we willing to accede. . .

    But a Bateyman costume!? 😾

    BLAH!!! My fuzzy foot! 😼 (Which perhaps ain’t as fuzzy as it one be, but alas, that’s what haps when one’s doing recon in a rather skinny chimney and a sparkwit must have himself a fire. 💨😿)

    We wouldn’t dain to stoop to such perfectly putrid…[Read more]

  • The Power of AI 🤖

    Plot Layout for a Historical Fiction Children’s Story

    Setting: 14th century Europe, likely during the Hundred Years’ War or a similar conflict.

     

    Part 1: The Protagonist’s Ordinary Life

    • Introduction: Meet the protagonist, a young child (around 10-12 years old) living in a small village or town.
    • Daily Life: Show their…

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