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I've been attacked by my own nunchucks. I've been attacked by people and animals. Out of that lot, my nunchucks won hands downNunchuks are a terrible weapon. Why would you risk swinging a weapon that could literally swing BACK at you?
See you chain them by the feet so they can still bite when you swing them
By the tails dammit!
Intern: "Sir, I think our office is in some kind of paradoxical warp zone, The report is writing our conversation right now!"
- Nu-TSR Intern (charged with scouring the internet to report back to LaNasa): "Sir, I printed some new stuff hard copies from a roleplaying forum about your lawsuit."
- LaNasa: "Whoa. That's a big document. I bet it's a lot of butt-hurt about us shaking things up."
- Nu-TSR Intern: "Uh. . .not really. Towards the middle there it's mainly about biscuits and gravy then it's something about how nunchucks are bad or made out of geese, or something."
LaNasa (reading the document): "Wait, back up. . .that's it! Chezza not Pizza with nunchucks made out of breadsticks!!"Intern: "Sir, I think our office is in some kind of paradoxical warp zone, The report is writing our conversation right now!"
LaNasa: "Hmm... We can market this bizarre physics phenomena, call up CERN and start threatening to sue them over the large hadron collider!"
Most weapons are variations on the stick. Even the sword is basically a doubled sharpened edge stick. Flail weapons have a nasty tendency of bouncing BACK at the wielder if they hit a hard surface, like armour.Situational. Bo sticks are great weapons. Nunchaku do indeed do more damage (it's a flail- basic physics, people), it's harder to defend against (again, flail). There's also the idea of the right weapon for the right situation. They're tools. And both were used by peasants. And the fact that they were used in actual combat seems to mean that they are effective for some uses.
Use a longer stick.Most weapons are variations on the stick. Even the sword is basically a doubled sharpened edge stick. Flail weapons have a nasty tendency of bouncing BACK at the wielder if they hit a hard surface, like armour.
- Nu-TSR Intern (charged with scouring the internet to report back to LaNasa): "Sir, I printed some hard copies of new stuff from a roleplaying forum about your lawsuit."
- LaNasa: "Whoa. That's a big document. I bet it's a lot of butt-hurt about us shaking things up."
- Nu-TSR Intern: "Uh. . .not really. Towards the middle there it's mainly about biscuits and gravy then it's something about how nunchucks are bad or made out of geese, or something."
maybe the real schadenfreude was the friends we made along the wayThis thread is the nexus of everything, swallowing up all subjects like a black hole. We're all just swirling around the event horizon.
If you're untrained and don't know how to follow through. (Can tell that you didn't even watch the video that TristramEvans posted, so why even argue this anymore).Most weapons are variations on the stick. Even the sword is basically a doubled sharpened edge stick. Flail weapons have a nasty tendency of bouncing BACK at the wielder if they hit a hard surface, like armour.
If you've followed through , you've bigger problems.If you're untrained and don't know how to follow through. (Can tell that you didn't even watch the video that TristramEvans posted, so why even argue this anymore).
I don't even know what that means.If you've followed through , you've bigger problems.
I don't even know what that means.
That's a smart decision.That doesn't help? But at this point, I'm past it...
You want me to insert sax-y jazz where?!?!! You sir are a pervert!... this is what is called a 'comfortable silence'. And amid a shitstorm! Enjoy the quiet storm. /insert oh so sax-y jazz here
He seems to get where he is in culture and okay along with it in a humorous way. Good to see he has a sense of humor about it. I think Michael Bolton is like that too.Y'know, there was a period when Kenny G was an enjoyable player from a fellow saxophone player perspective. And then he did so much of his noodling (term for dragging out phrases with extra musical flourishes) it just got on your last nerve. I kinda feel bad he became a bit of a joke, but then he was able to parley his love into a professional career and retire. Not many can say that.
But yeah... the quiet storm needs more sax-y.
I'm sure he cries himself to sleep on his giant feather bed stuffed with hundred dollar bills.Y'know, there was a period when Kenny G was an enjoyable player from a fellow saxophone player perspective. And then he did so much of his noodling (term for dragging out phrases with extra musical flourishes) it just got on your last nerve. I kinda feel bad he became a bit of a joke, but then he was able to parley his love into a professional career and retire. Not many can say that.
But yeah... the quiet storm needs more sax-y.
I think James Blunt is the King of that, in a somewhat more confrontational way.He seems to get where he is in culture and okay along with it in a humorous way. Good to see he has a sense of humor about it. I think Michael Bolton is like that too.
... this is what is called a 'comfortable silence'. And amid a shitstorm! Enjoy the quiet storm. /insert oh so sax-y jazz here
When I was 15, I wanted to be him.
See... not always food. Now we're on to music.
For some reason I decided to listen to the Lost Boys soundtrack last night for the first time in forever and now this pops up.
I will note that joke fell a bit flat. Try to be sharp next time, or the staff might do something.Oboe, here we go again...
I'll see myself out.
Oboe, here we go again...
I'll see myself out.
Do you guys really need to be so long winded?I will note that joke fell a bit flat. Try to be sharp next time, or the staff might do something.
... I'm right behind you.