True . . . although there was that time I caught a rerun of DS9 and didn't enjoy it at all.I just figure reposts are like reruns. Sometimes reruns are great.
True . . . although there was that time I caught a rerun of DS9 and didn't enjoy it at all.I just figure reposts are like reruns. Sometimes reruns are great.
Hey, I forget things all the time.we can't ALL be ROBOTS, PAT.
Or as the late Richard Jeni once put it, "Specify type of goat."
Nope. If he was Dafriend, maybe, but right now, nope.He goes by Willem, not William. And really, are you going to argue with him?
For when telling someone to "suck a bag of dicks" just isn't classy enough.Send that special someone a bouquet.
There is a whole other level when you're willing to spend actual money on trolling somebody. I'm not sure that "classy" is the right word but I wouldn't say it's the wrong one either.For when telling someone to "suck a bag of dicks" just isn't classy enough.
The word is "petty as fuck."There is a whole other level when you're willing to spend actual money on trolling somebody. I'm not sure that "classy" is the right word but I wouldn't say it's the wrong one either.
Woohoo! Now there's the gift that keeps on giving!Send that special someone a bouquet.
Bubble, this just shows the different ways media outlets report the same thing. One is reactionary and pushes a conspiratorial agenda while the other just posts a short and to the point factual blurb...that probably wouldn't convince you to click on the story.
[DOUBLEPOST=1494010168,1494010090][/DOUBLEPOST]Woohoo! Now there's the gift that keeps on giving!
Besides, they're fundamentally misunderstanding the premise. I'm pretty sure the blood was just used as a quenching medium, not the actual source of the iron./wellactually
There's about 4 grams of iron in the whole male body, not just the blood, so 400 of those is 1.6kg, which is 3.5lb, which is about right for a sword.
But that includes the whole body, not just the blood.
Well upon more research it looks like most of the iron is still in the blood, so the sword would be lighter, closer to 2.5lb, but that's still enough for a lightweight sword.Besides, they're fundamentally misunderstanding the premise. I'm pretty sure the blood was just used as a quenching medium, not the actual source of the iron.
For an arming sword (one handed sword), 2.5 lbs is a decent weight. https://www.reliks.com/functional-european-swords/maldon-viking-sword/ - this sword, for example, is 2 lbs 6oz, 2 oz lighter than 2.5 lbs. And that includes the wood and leather for the handle.Well upon more research it looks like most of the iron is still in the blood, so the sword would be lighter, closer to 2.5lb, but that's still enough for a lightweight sword.
/wellactually'd
Cast iron? I'd rather be 50 feet in front of the gun than holding it - less chance of fatal injury.You guys make a sword. With that much iron, I can cast a few guns and stand way over here.
Also funny because cinco de mayo isn't Mexican independence day, either.
It's even funnier if we pretend Red Guy is French.Also funny because cinco de mayo isn't Mexican independence day, either.