246 pts · May 8, 2015
六四天安門事件 June 4th Tiannamen square massacre (your version of a reminder dot so I can find this right away)
IIRC that's because it was really cheap to get old WWII surplus weapons back in the `70s, so they got a crapload & kitbashed them for props
Not being able to speak it doesn't mean you haven't picked up bits and pieces from exposure.
That's a disadvantageous position for the wrist/forearm.
(2) makes pulling the trigger much harder and weakens the grip, setting up the 2nd movement with your other hand. Even if they retain it (2)
Less than you'd think. Look closely at the 1st disarm: the 1st part is moving the weapon off line. It also overflexes the wrist, which (1)
Depends a bit for me. The fit, muscular male is a nightmare of muscle reference charts, especially the back.
I figured the wrath one was to facilitate getting rage-stabby.
The youtube channel "Real Gladiatores" has some really good reconstructions clearly filmed in multiple angles, would recommend.
The record's incomplete, & there are plenty of oddities & jokes, but it's mostly effective. German schools in particular didn't fuck around.
I make light take flat shapes.
“One of these days I'm going to nail his feet to the ground.”
And by that I mean they served both roles depending on the size, not that they weren't used as war weapons as much.
In most cultures, swords were variously sidearms as much as war weapons, and often associated with nobility, so they picked up a mystique.
https://c2.staticflickr.com/4/3569/3377659593_427d5cb38d_b.jpg Couldn't find a provenance, but there you go.
So what's the option for Valhalla? Because I want in on the eternal Brawl & Kegger.
You too, you glorious devil. Cheers.
Screw it, upvoting. Take this, front page.
Is this the same girl who did the soccer stuff?
It wound up being a footnote on how several of my subjects died. I was up to 40 pages already. Would've loved to research more, but time...
What medium is this?
Yeah, mine wound up being how the buildup to WWI/the Spanish Flu affected the commonfolk. Guessing yours affected your career a bit more.
History/Biography of art models in fin de siecle Austria. Very much a connect-the-dots in the library. You?
Depending on your thesis, that's of limited value. Classmate of mine did his thesis on a local town history, and no interwebs helped there.
No shit, this got me through my bachelor's. Of course, there was the research to MAKE said outline, but still helped a lot.
Quick Google suggested its Amphonyx duponchel, but don't quote me on it.
Did Nazi this audacity coming.
So, bowling?
What do you wanna bet it's not even real dirt?
六四天安門事件 June 4th Tiannamen square massacre (your version of a reminder dot so I can find this right away)
IIRC that's because it was really cheap to get old WWII surplus weapons back in the `70s, so they got a crapload & kitbashed them for props
Not being able to speak it doesn't mean you haven't picked up bits and pieces from exposure.
That's a disadvantageous position for the wrist/forearm.
(2) makes pulling the trigger much harder and weakens the grip, setting up the 2nd movement with your other hand. Even if they retain it (2)
Less than you'd think. Look closely at the 1st disarm: the 1st part is moving the weapon off line. It also overflexes the wrist, which (1)
Depends a bit for me. The fit, muscular male is a nightmare of muscle reference charts, especially the back.
I figured the wrath one was to facilitate getting rage-stabby.
The youtube channel "Real Gladiatores" has some really good reconstructions clearly filmed in multiple angles, would recommend.
The record's incomplete, & there are plenty of oddities & jokes, but it's mostly effective. German schools in particular didn't fuck around.
I make light take flat shapes.
“One of these days I'm going to nail his feet to the ground.”
And by that I mean they served both roles depending on the size, not that they weren't used as war weapons as much.
In most cultures, swords were variously sidearms as much as war weapons, and often associated with nobility, so they picked up a mystique.
https://c2.staticflickr.com/4/3569/3377659593_427d5cb38d_b.jpg Couldn't find a provenance, but there you go.
So what's the option for Valhalla? Because I want in on the eternal Brawl & Kegger.
You too, you glorious devil. Cheers.
Screw it, upvoting. Take this, front page.
Is this the same girl who did the soccer stuff?
It wound up being a footnote on how several of my subjects died. I was up to 40 pages already. Would've loved to research more, but time...
What medium is this?
Yeah, mine wound up being how the buildup to WWI/the Spanish Flu affected the commonfolk. Guessing yours affected your career a bit more.
History/Biography of art models in fin de siecle Austria. Very much a connect-the-dots in the library. You?
Depending on your thesis, that's of limited value. Classmate of mine did his thesis on a local town history, and no interwebs helped there.
No shit, this got me through my bachelor's. Of course, there was the research to MAKE said outline, but still helped a lot.
Quick Google suggested its Amphonyx duponchel, but don't quote me on it.
Did Nazi this audacity coming.
So, bowling?
What do you wanna bet it's not even real dirt?