The most infuriating part of that show is that in Ultimate my favourite character turns out to be one of the bad guys. Why Walter? Why? ;-;

My brother told me he got brain washed and there was nothing they could do about it. Still need to watch it for myself though.

He was brainwashed, but they turned him into a sort of weird neo-vampire with a chip, but they did the process to quickly and his body was rapidly deteriorating.

Not with that attitude.

The most infuriating part of that show is that in Ultimate my favourite character turns out to be one of the bad guys. Why Walter? Why? ;-;

My brother told me he got brain washed and there was nothing they could do about it. Still need to watch it for myself though.

He was brainwashed, but they turned him into a sort of weird neo-vampire with a chip, but they did the process to quickly and his body was rapidly deteriorating.

But there real question is, is it a glock & wesson? Was it made in 1789? Was it made by colt Koch or his pupil Mikhail Browning?

I know, 45MM is anti-tank, and I thought there was anti-air using 40mm?
That's why I'm confused.

bofors 40mm is anti air

It was.

Our laws give people the rights to act that way though. In the end everyone was peaceful about it and the only injuries were from traffic accidents due to congestion so I have to give them all that.

I'm wondering about that aswell. Protests of peaceful muslims, standing against groups like Daesh etc should be supported, not hindered.

Dear God fucking what

Actually, Saracens mostly used straight swords during the Crusades. Scimitars were more of an Ottoman thing, they were not poplar until the 1500s.

" (and a few Vikings who traded with them)". It has been proven that the Franks made the Ulfberht swords, not the Vikings. Also, it appears that the steel used for Ulfberht swords was not from the East, due to the high levels of manganese found in the blades, also trace materials from Germany were found. There is zero evidence that the crucible steel used to make Ulfberht swords was imported. www.sueddeutsche.de/wissen/ulfberht-klingen-ein-schwert-fuer-europa-1.2188338-2.[light-gray]

"the quality of steel in the middle east is far better than the Europeans had at the time" No, not really. Saracens of the time greatly prized Frankish swords for their quality. European swords were actually harder, thus held better edges, due to their low phosphorus levels. books.google.de/books?id=nY0T9n4zAQAC&pg=PA117&lpg=PA117&dq=Nasireddin+al-Tusi+european+swords&source=bl&ots=bqB6286fXO&sig=J5lQj2fTRlAaQyhmWGEZ44xuk84&hl=de&ei=CA9NTpPnEfTa4QTW55XyBw&sa=X&oi=book_result&ct=result&resnum=6&ved=0CEUQ6AEwBQ#v=onepage&q=Nasireddin%20al-Tusi%20european%20swords&f=false[light-gray]

"clunky European arming sword"? You mean the things that typically weighed less than 3 pounds? And had points of balance usually only about 4 inches from the guard? Just like Muslim swords?

"you can bend it without snapping it" hahahah no. Due to the high level of phosphorus in wootz(the proper name for Damascus steel) they were actually relatively brittle. It was actually the Europeans who were big into spring tempering their swords.[light-gray] www.tms.org/pubs/journals/jom/9809/verhoeven-9809.html[light-gray]

Neither the Europeans nor the Saracens had better steel, they were just different. If one side had better steel, the other would have just kidnapped a steel manufacturer and just copied them.

I have been enlightened. Thank you for the information. Unfortunately all of your links 404 for me and are in German so I have no way of actually reading up on what you said.

Its funny because it's a fucking tree hugging herbivore.

The Freddy Kruegar of dinosaurs. This is the dinosaur that haunts other dinosaurs dreams.

Nigga that piece of shit used those claws to reach branches.
It sat around all day and ate salad.

**truezen used "*roll 1, cah question*"**
**truezen rolls _: good to the last drop.**

**truezen used "*roll 1, cah answer*"**
**truezen rolls Weeaboo bullshit.**

Therizinosaurus was theoretically chubby and lazy. Comparable to the prehistoric giant sloths. They had giant claws they used to scare off predators and reach plants. In theory they didn't move much. They were really strong and could defend themselves well, but if they could opt out of moving they would

Looks like Edward Scissorhands, but with arms too short to actually use them properly. Looks like its fighting style involves a lot of flailing.

it's a cyberpunk adventure game. The main character is a repairman for something no idea what though and discovers a dead drop on one of the things he's fixing, then stuff happens and you have to pick a side to fight for and all that.

Saladin was kurdish?

His family was of Kurdish origin, but I believe that culturally he was more Arabic than Kurdish.

actually it's from supernatural

My mistake, thanks for the correction.

tg is really the last bastion of decent 4chan.

It's really the only board I use there anymore. /k is fun for a bit but /tg is addictive for me. I've gotten so much done for writing and TTRPG making from reading and posting there.