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Thanks. :) They were made by Giles du Bois Gilbert here on the Archive.
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I'll go ahead and make a thread with my kit in the armour construction area. And yes, there is armour in that pic. Not sure if that was a silly comment about all the women, or the fact that most of my armour is just padding :)
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Isabella E wrote:Here's a pic of the whole thing. I didn't show it because some parts of it look kind of goofy. :P

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And the little bug feet!! I was wondering how they were doing!

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They'd be more visible if I had my greaves on. :oops: Dags are so much fun.
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I love this one of Duke Uther..

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Goddamn!
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just curious....what is the significance of the super slap?
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Varukh wrote:just curious....what is the significance of the super slap?


Because Uther was all out of the delicate slap
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well what is the slap for in general?

btw. love the expression of the guy in the background. I can hear is thoughts. :twisted: "Mmmmmm Yeeessss.....ha ha hah hahahahaaa!"
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It was his buffet for his Knighting, he is a good man who wanted to a real blow.

I was proud to make this man Knight he, is rough cut and all heart.

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Varukh wrote:well what is the slap for in general?

btw. love the expression of the guy in the background. I can hear is thoughts. :twisted: "Mmmmmm Yeeessss.....ha ha hah hahahahaaa!"


When a gentle is knighted, it is a common custom for the crown to give them their "last unanswered blow."
This can range from a tap for the sake of tradition, to a blow they will feel for a few days.
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I think the good Duke's pat in the picture is good for a week... :shock:
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Varukh wrote:well what is the slap for in general?

btw. love the expression of the guy in the background. I can hear is thoughts. :twisted: "Mmmmmm Yeeessss.....ha ha hah hahahahaaa!"


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Nicolai Von Sachsen wrote:I love this one of Duke Uther..

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Sheeeeiiittt!! That made my face hurt just from looking at it. Kickass!
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That is Sir Kenrick reciving. Sir Kenrick was and is my squire-brother. We are proud of him, for sure. I was there in person. The ceremony for Sir Kenrick and the other two knights was as moving as a wedding.
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Marshalling a demo. Not a perfect pic, but I like it.
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Nicolai Von Sachsen wrote:
Varukh wrote:just curious....what is the significance of the super slap?


Because Uther was all out of the delicate slap


Hilarious !
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Drogo Bryce wrote:When a gentle is knighted, it is a common custom for the crown to give them their "last unanswered blow."
This can range from a tap for the sake of tradition, to a blow they will feel for a few days.


is that in every kingdom or just certain ones? just interested. (not every day you see a guy get the crap slapped out of him.)
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Noe wrote:Marshalling a demo. Not a perfect pic, but I like it.


Thats funny... cause for years now I've had this mental image of you as a long haired wizard looking fool.

You need to update your profile pic.

Badass kit btw.
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Broadway wrote:
Noe wrote:Marshalling a demo. Not a perfect pic, but I like it.


Thats funny... cause for years now I've had this mental image of you as a long haired wizard looking fool.

You need to update your profile pic.

Badass kit btw.



Here's a picture of me fighting the long haired wizard looking fool lol
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I'm fond of this one:
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Varukh wrote:
Drogo Bryce wrote:When a gentle is knighted, it is a common custom for the crown to give them their "last unanswered blow."
This can range from a tap for the sake of tradition, to a blow they will feel for a few days.


is that in every kingdom or just certain ones? just interested. (not every day you see a guy get the crap slapped out of him.)


It is in every kingdom but the style varies. In some kingdoms, the target is the face, in others, it's the shoulder.

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Grimr Hvitulfsson Ulfhamr wrote:
Varukh wrote:
Drogo Bryce wrote:When a gentle is knighted, it is a common custom for the crown to give them their "last unanswered blow."
This can range from a tap for the sake of tradition, to a blow they will feel for a few days.


is that in every kingdom or just certain ones? just interested. (not every day you see a guy get the crap slapped out of him.)


It is in every kingdom but the style varies. In some kingdoms, the target is the face, in others, it's the shoulder.

GrimR


thanks! :D
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Eltz-Kempenich wrote:We were doing a fighter practice on campus one night about a month ago as a recruitment effort, fighting in public to catch some interest. In the middle of a match, I here some girls walk by saying, "What are they doing? Oh my god, are they LARPing?!" We proceeded to engage them in discussion and were amazed to find out that we actually hit each other. One girl insisted on getting a pic with me, so a lady in our group offered to take one for me as well :)

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just out of curiosity do you ever get comment son the white dags being mistaken for a belt?
obviously yo have the black belt as well but im just curious.
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I would hope people would recognize the amount of work put into that kit and decide to not be peckerheads about something that is obviously a non-issue
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NeeSayer wrote:I would hope people would recognize the amount of work put into that kit and decide to not be peckerheads about something that is obviously a non-issue


oh i agree but ive met several of those peckerheads and was just wondering if he had.
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A pic from a local SCA-event in -07 in a Viking longhouse... I took a bunch of pics, but this particular one captured the light through the smoke in a nice way.

[img]http://ludewic.kha.se/sigrids07.jpg[/img]
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Ludewic wrote:A pic from a local SCA-event in -07 in a Viking longhouse... I took a bunch of pics, but this particular one captured the light through the smoke in a nice way.


Gorgeous! I'd love to see more pics, if you don't mind. :)
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Keegan Ingrassia wrote:
Ludewic wrote:A pic from a local SCA-event in -07 in a Viking longhouse... I took a bunch of pics, but this particular one captured the light through the smoke in a nice way.


Gorgeous! I'd love to see more pics, if you don't mind. :)


You know that just ain't right Ludewic... not fair at all....

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Best SCA pic ever....

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For more like this, come visit us in Drachenwald ;)

My intention has been to post some more photos (selected favourites) from my short time in the SCA, I'll post a link once I get around to do it.
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That's it, we need to invade Drachenwald!!!!! Who wants to a Viking'ing :D

I would love to see more pic's like the longhouse.

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My intention has been to post some more photos (selected favourites) from my short time in the SCA, I'll post a link once I get around to do it.
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Nicolai Von Sachsen wrote:I love this one of Duke Uther..

...can't..stop...laughing... :lol:
and that longhouse makes me happy!
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Thorstenn wrote:That's it, we need to invade Drachenwald!!!!! Who wants to a Viking'ing :D

I would love to see more pic's like the longhouse.

Thor.

Ludewic wrote:For more like this, come visit us in Drachenwald ;)

My intention has been to post some more photos (selected favourites) from my short time in the SCA, I'll post a link once I get around to do it.


Thor,

You can come visit anytime you like....... :twisted: You might never go home though!!

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Varyag wrote:That is Sir Kenrick reciving. Sir Kenrick was and is my squire-brother. We are proud of him, for sure. I was there in person. The ceremony for Sir Kenrick and the other two knights was as moving as a wedding.


Either of you guys have Ken's contact info? We haven't heard from him since he left Citadel here in the Outlands! :)
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