09 May 2020, 11:23 pm
Guns.
People managed without them for millennia. Bring back jousting if you need to fight. 
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09 May 2020, 11:25 pm
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09 May 2020, 11:26 pm
IsabellaLinton wrote:
Guns.
People managed without them for millennia. Bring back jousting if you need to fight.
People managed without them for millennia. Bring back jousting if you need to fight.
The gunpowder revolution is likely responsible for the end of serfdom. Please don't wish to undo that improvement without considering the consequences. Most of us wouldn't benefit from it.
09 May 2020, 11:30 pm
09 May 2020, 11:34 pm
funeralxempire wrote:
IsabellaLinton wrote:
Guns.
People managed without them for millennia. Bring back jousting if you need to fight.
People managed without them for millennia. Bring back jousting if you need to fight.
The gunpowder revolution is likely responsible for the end of serfdom. Please don't wish to undo that improvement without considering the consequences. Most of us wouldn't benefit from it.
lightsabers as the compromise.
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09 May 2020, 11:36 pm
blooiejagwa wrote:
funeralxempire wrote:
IsabellaLinton wrote:
Guns.
People managed without them for millennia. Bring back jousting if you need to fight.
People managed without them for millennia. Bring back jousting if you need to fight.
The gunpowder revolution is likely responsible for the end of serfdom. Please don't wish to undo that improvement without considering the consequences. Most of us wouldn't benefit from it.
lightsabers as the compromise.
I guess I just better prepare to welcome the new Jedi ruling class.
09 May 2020, 11:48 pm
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10 May 2020, 12:40 am
blooiejagwa wrote:
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blooiejagwa wrote:
well if your triangle part is not starkly long... (chin length or longer.. ) it could look good.
a mohawk looks fine for some reason .. perhaps because it is standing up and not making a pretense of it.
a mohawk looks fine for some reason .. perhaps because it is standing up and not making a pretense of it.
It'll definitely be longer than that, but I usually tie it up into a top knot.
Personally I've always viewed haircuts that blend real stark shaved and unshaved parts to have a somewhat militaristic or tribal appearance. Probably because modern military haircuts, the documented haircuts used by Abenaki warriors, along with the ones that show up as documented among both pre-Christian and post-conversion Germanic and Celtic peoples often have some form of another of that going on.
I'm sure that's a big part of why subcultures that wish to stand out adopt some form or another of that sorta haircut (or shave it entirely).
what i dont like is when a pretense is being made of a regular preppy style hairdo, but then you see a stark cut.
the pretense is what i dislike.
esp if the long part has been styled to look pretty in the prom queen style (curled or highlighted in a typical way) and then there is a big shave..
it looks like a regular person
trying to be edgy to add to their appeal on the quote unquote
(my keyboard stopped making apostrophes suddenly) market, like a form of marketing. (even if that is not the intent)
(like when mainstream designer companies try to look edgy, in a really unfitting way).
mainly women do this type- i think it was a lesbian thing prior, and when other people began adopting it, it took away their use for it (identification with each other)- so i guess it can be considered a form of appropriation in current jargon.
Honestly, I'm not opposed to that hairstyle on girls because I'd prefer to not have to make-out with a boy to get to play with buzzed hair.
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10 May 2020, 12:43 am
10 May 2020, 12:44 am
funeralxempire wrote:
blooiejagwa wrote:
funeralxempire wrote:
blooiejagwa wrote:
well if your triangle part is not starkly long... (chin length or longer.. ) it could look good.
a mohawk looks fine for some reason .. perhaps because it is standing up and not making a pretense of it.
a mohawk looks fine for some reason .. perhaps because it is standing up and not making a pretense of it.
It'll definitely be longer than that, but I usually tie it up into a top knot.
Personally I've always viewed haircuts that blend real stark shaved and unshaved parts to have a somewhat militaristic or tribal appearance. Probably because modern military haircuts, the documented haircuts used by Abenaki warriors, along with the ones that show up as documented among both pre-Christian and post-conversion Germanic and Celtic peoples often have some form of another of that going on.
I'm sure that's a big part of why subcultures that wish to stand out adopt some form or another of that sorta haircut (or shave it entirely).
what i dont like is when a pretense is being made of a regular preppy style hairdo, but then you see a stark cut.
the pretense is what i dislike.
esp if the long part has been styled to look pretty in the prom queen style (curled or highlighted in a typical way) and then there is a big shave..
it looks like a regular person
trying to be edgy to add to their appeal on the quote unquote
(my keyboard stopped making apostrophes suddenly) market, like a form of marketing. (even if that is not the intent)
(like when mainstream designer companies try to look edgy, in a really unfitting way).
mainly women do this type- i think it was a lesbian thing prior, and when other people began adopting it, it took away their use for it (identification with each other)- so i guess it can be considered a form of appropriation in current jargon.
Honestly, I'm not opposed to that hairstyle on girls because I'd prefer to not have to make-out with a boy to get to play with buzzed hair.
Yeah I figured that's the appeal but aesthetically, no romantic ideas, I don't like it
10 May 2020, 2:50 am
funeralxempire wrote:
IsabellaLinton wrote:
Guns.
People managed without them for millennia. Bring back jousting if you need to fight.
People managed without them for millennia. Bring back jousting if you need to fight.
The gunpowder revolution is likely responsible for the end of serfdom. Please don't wish to undo that improvement without considering the consequences. Most of us wouldn't benefit from it.
I don't really see the issue with guns themselves, it's the stupid people that get their hands on guns that do crime and violence with guns that is the issue.
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10 May 2020, 9:01 pm
Dylanperr wrote:
funeralxempire wrote:
IsabellaLinton wrote:
Guns.
People managed without them for millennia. Bring back jousting if you need to fight.
People managed without them for millennia. Bring back jousting if you need to fight.
The gunpowder revolution is likely responsible for the end of serfdom. Please don't wish to undo that improvement without considering the consequences. Most of us wouldn't benefit from it.
I don't really see the issue with guns themselves, it's the stupid people that get their hands on guns that do crime and violence with guns that is the issue.
Of those people though, there's a split between those who engage in such behaviours out of economic necessity vs. those who do so simply because they're incapable of restraining their violent impulses.
The former can be reduced (although probably not entirely eliminated) by reducing the likelihood of people ending up mired in an inescapable cycle of poverty since once the disincentives for not aligning yourself with that are reduced it's likely in the long run to lead to people choosing to abandon that lifestyle.
With the former, excuses don't justify it but they still exist. The latter are just needledicks who have no excuse whatsoever.
I wish the concept that a person can own another human being was never invented. Few notions have inflicted more harm upon humanity than that one.
11 May 2020, 12:43 pm
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11 May 2020, 1:57 pm
Antibiotics and germ theory; we've become an out-of-control invasive species ever since. 
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