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Posted: 5/16/2024 5:00:01 AM EDT
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[#3]
They got it on!
The casual walk to pick up their previously attached hand. |
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[#8]
I have an interest in European medieval history, I especially have a fascination with swords and have often thought of what I would see if I were to travel back in time and watch a battle in the 1200's before full plate armor was a thing.
We know that medieval swords were not blunted smashing tools but were very sharp and I don't know how sharp these machetes were, but assuming medieval swords were of similar sharpness. I can now imagine, battles consisting of hundreds and in some cases thousands of people swinging sharp steel blades at each other must have left more than a few body parts on the battlefield at the end of the day, wow. |
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Quoted: I have an interest in European medieval history, I especially have a fascination with swords and have often thought of what I would see if I were to travel back in time and watch a battle in the 1200's before full plate armor was a thing. We know that medieval swords were not blunted smashing tools but were very sharp and I don't know how sharp these machetes were, but assuming medieval swords were of similar sharpness. I can now imagine, battles consisting of hundreds and in some cases thousands of people swinging sharp steel blades at each other must have left more than a few body parts on the battlefield at the end of the day, wow. View Quote Crows and buzzards ate well after those battles. |
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[#12]
Shit went sideways on that one really fast. Say no to machete fights.
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[#13]
Dude was rather casual for someone who just picked their severed hand off the ground.
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Quoted: I have an interest in European medieval history, I especially have a fascination with swords and have often thought of what I would see if I were to travel back in time and watch a battle in the 1200's before full plate armor was a thing. We know that medieval swords were not blunted smashing tools but were very sharp and I don't know how sharp these machetes were, but assuming medieval swords were of similar sharpness. I can now imagine, battles consisting of hundreds and in some cases thousands of people swinging sharp steel blades at each other must have left more than a few body parts on the battlefield at the end of the day, wow. View Quote Oh I’m sure there were arms and hands everywhere. And then what can you do but either bleed out or die of infection. |
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[#17]
Sounded like it must have been at the zoo, next to the monkey cage.
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[#20]
At first I was like, don't they sharpen them?
Then I was like...darn |
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[#24]
Gesturing to the crowd with your bloody stump is kind of badass.
Comment from vidmax: If he was on the other side of the island, someone would have snatched that thing up and had in the crock pot before he could return View Quote |
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[#32]
Is that a cultural thing? Asking for an anthropologist friend.
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[#34]
Quoted: It schmeafed something when he picked his hand up off the sidewalk. I’m betting it’s real, he just lost it before the video begain. I have seen quite a few body parts cut off, there’s usually not a lot of blood. View Quote If a screename and avatar ever “checked out” , it’s right here. |
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Quoted: It schmeafed something when he picked his hand up off the sidewalk. I’m betting it’s real, he just lost it before the video begain. I have seen quite a few body parts cut off, there’s usually not a lot of blood. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Not sure but their was no blood at all so it could be fake It schmeafed something when he picked his hand up off the sidewalk. I’m betting it’s real, he just lost it before the video begain. I have seen quite a few body parts cut off, there’s usually not a lot of blood. Pretty sure I saw it fly off during about the third swing. You’re probably more experienced at this than I am, though. |
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Quoted: I'm not so sure that the hand wasn't fake the whole time. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Dude was rather casual for someone who just picked their severed hand off the ground. I'm not so sure that the hand wasn't fake the whole time. Staging machete fights would be an entertaining party trick if you had lost a hand previously. |
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[#39]
That guy is lucky. The encounter could have cost him an arm and a leg.
He gave that guy the middle finger (plus four others) |
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[#42]
Quoted: I have an interest in European medieval history, I especially have a fascination with swords and have often thought of what I would see if I were to travel back in time and watch a battle in the 1200's before full plate armor was a thing. We know that medieval swords were not blunted smashing tools but were very sharp and I don't know how sharp these machetes were, but assuming medieval swords were of similar sharpness. I can now imagine, battles consisting of hundreds and in some cases thousands of people swinging sharp steel blades at each other must have left more than a few body parts on the battlefield at the end of the day, wow. View Quote And this is why shields were invented. |
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[#43]
I have been to Jamaica many times and the sugar cane workers swing a machete all day and they are razor sharp
So when they do fight people die, and cheap rum bar every mile along the primary and secondary roads there is lots of fighting |
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[#44]
Where the heck is the blood? Why is it not spurting out of his wrist?
Fuckin' crazy. |
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[#46]
If Michael Jackson wasn't dead they could shop for gloves together.
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