very very interesting and inspiring...

pragmatically, insure those babies, odin...i've looked into some catalogues and the more of them you're collecting, well...

Welcome back Odin. Long time dude!

Welcome to Low Caliber.Again.Hope you stay with us alittle longer and nice sword of darkness you have there odin.You plan on playing on the server and drink mead with us.How long you planning on staying here?
Just curious,
Kracka

Well when i can actually get away from all the whineing clan members on jk2 i'll sneek off to rune and get abused by ya'll lol. Well krackhead , so far my two ''walk aways'' from clans have been due to disputes betwine me and higher ranking members, so i guess it'll be as long as i can hold my tounge lol. Trying to get a decent Viking broadsword (and no not the one like in rune lol) the one i have is falling apart from being used in excess.

Fate is in Heaven, the armor is on the breast, success is with the legs. Go to the battlefield firmly confident of victory, and you will come home with no wounds whatever. Engage in combat fully determined to die and you will be alive; wish to survive in the battle and you will surely meet death. When you leave the house determined not to see it again you will come home safely; when you have any thought of returning you will not return. You may not be in the wrong to think that the world is always subject to change, but the warrior must not entertain this way of thinking, for his fate is always determined.


Uesugi Kenshin (1530-1578)


Yep someone with name kenshin was a real person ^_^

Unfortunately, that quote is not remotely true, except for perhaps the parts about dying being so certain in war.

If I get a chance I'll post pics of mine and my dad's swords, between us we have about 30 of 'em. BTW do my funky characters mess up gallery login? or do i not have access?

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Originally posted by ']['|-|E_Szerdi:
BTW do my funky characters mess up gallery login? or do i not have access?

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Gallery is open to the public, must be the characters.

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Originally posted by Kenshin:
Fate...is always determined.

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far to easy to dismiss this as eastern mystical mumbo-jumbo..
its often refreshing and serenely satisfying to achieve in the above-described mental state of contradiction..though it sounds paralytic, yet it strangely is not oft-times.
on the one hand, it sounds like an avoidance of consequences and thereby a responsibility/committment to the matters at hand, whether it be war, or another pursuit in life. on the other hand, this suspension of expectation often brings great resolve and focus: very taoist and very zen..surprising for an "anachronism".

You should meet my friend Nate.He has like 10-8 swords. They have been nicely abused.Lol .I get what you are saying.What time zone are you in i would like to go head to head with ya sometime.Maybe some of the skills will come back to you.
Kracka