Other places do it to, you know. I'm at Glamorgan, near Cardiff. Though I appreciate that's a long way from Burklee.

I may do music technology next year

Winter, I think we need to have a slumber party at your school :D

[QUOTE=Espbassor]Winter, I think we need to have a slumber party at your school :D[/QUOTE]
:naughty: :naughty: :naughty:

All you guys at university???

[QUOTE=ChrisTabber]All you guys at university???[/QUOTE]

I'm in college in Pennsylvania :thumb:

[QUOTE=quatre07]:naughty: :naughty: :naughty:[/QUOTE]

Back off, I have swords!

Cool. Just wondered. I'm still at college. Year 11. Oh well.....
Have to go everyone. See you all later :wave: :wave: :wave:

I thought about going to Berklee... too much $$$$...

[QUOTE=Wintermute]Back off, I have swords![/QUOTE]

I have a longsword! :naughty: :naughty:






....made in korea though so it's just a cheap decorational thing :p

You're not far off Uni, when I stop to convert this dangerously modern year system...


My old school/college was endowed in the 15th century, and modern things scared them. We still used the old system of years.

[QUOTE=Espbassor]I have a longsword! :naughty: :naughty:






....made in korea though so it's just a cheap decorational thing :p[/QUOTE]

Bring it, I have sporting blades made to withstand actual combat. Plus, I can actually use them.

[QUOTE=Wintermute]Bring it, I have sporting blades made to withstand actual combat. Plus, I can actually use them.[/QUOTE]

Consider it broughten!





[size=1]....with a sniper rifle....from very far away...[/size] :D

ANYWAY....I need to hurry up an graduate so I can go to a different school for a different major :p

Hey guys, hows everyone.

[QUOTE=Wintermute]Back off, I have swords![/QUOTE]
i have 3 swords :cool:

I have 5.

Plus the aforementioned ability to use them. Placed tenth in the Northwest two years ago, haven't done much tournament play since then, but higher.

yeah but mine a made from traditional japaneese folded steel

Made in china, no doubt? Retail price 30 bucks?

Regardless, no matter how good your sword is, try using it after I impale your wrist as you go for the attack (my personal speciality)

[QUOTE=Wintermute]Made in china, no doubt? Retail price 30 bucks?

Regardless, no matter how good your sword is, try using it after I impale your wrist as you go for the attack (my personal speciality)[/QUOTE]

...and thus man invented the tactical nuke...

Pfft. Warfare became boring after the invention of the musket.

Guns lack style, and have utterly no finesse or grace.

[QUOTE=Wintermute]Made in china, no doubt? Retail price 30 bucks?

Regardless, no matter how good your sword is, try using it after I impale your wrist as you go for the attack (my personal speciality)[/QUOTE]$160 :cool:

[QUOTE=Wintermute]Pfft. Warfare became boring after the invention of the musket.

Guns lack style, and have utterly no finesse or grace.[/QUOTE]

I agree wholeheartedly there :thumb:

[quote]$160[/quote]

Meaning the tang doesn't break if you touch the pommel, and that there may be one or two folds in the steel.

All I know is that swords are sharp.

[QUOTE=FUNKNBASS]All I know is that swords are sharp.[/QUOTE]

I'm often told that I know worrying amounts about swords, and archaic arms. Just ask Kwash/The Lorax, he set me off one night and I ranted to him over MSN for about an hour about them.

I think there cool its just that I dont know ****, I mean i know enough to tell which end you hold and the basic parts.

It's actually amazing how many misconceptions there are about archaic arms and armour. Samurai were not invincible, and Knights were very mobile indeed, for instance.

I saw this Mail Call episode on samurai and knights as well. I learned a little, at least enough to counteract the movies I've seen.

Movies are the least reliable source of information you'll ever see.

Interesting fact - the average suit of plate mail at the time of the Hundred Years War weighed the same as the average field pack a modern soldier would be given. It was also a lot better balanced.