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I can only repeat my favorite phrase: it all comes down to desire and ability. But if there's a desire, the ability will follow. You'll learn to fight with whatever you enjoy.
Soon, suggestions for organizing tournaments with wooden swords, Tolkien-style, will start appearing.
Смысла нет, но вы держитесь там. Удачи, здоровья, хорошего настроения! И пока в кармане пачка милкиуэйев - значит все не так уж плохо на сегодняшний день
By the way, Archie says to ask: "So, you yourself have a picture of a guy with long hair playing guitar as your avatar and desktop background, it's a complete lack of taste, why are you saying that I correctly put down those losers?"
But you yourself have a picture of a guy with long hair playing the guitar as your avatar and desktop background, so why are you saying that I correctly humiliated those "noobs"?
Soon, suggestions for organizing tournaments with wooden swords will start appearing, like something out of a Tolkien fan club.
By the way, Tolkien fans don't do that. They study Tolkien's biography, his works, the world of Middle-earth, its history, and its culture, etc. But reenactors engage in fencing, and not with wooden swords, but with duralumin swords. And yes, what's wrong with that?
By the way, Tolkien enthusiasts don't do that. They study Tolkien's biography, his works, the world of Middle-earth, its history, and culture, etc. But role-players engage in fencing, and not with wooden swords, but with duralumin ones. And yes, what's wrong with that?
Well, yes, I agree, Tolkien enthusiasts and "Tolchki" are two different things. Quoting someone: "What does some professor have to do with our hobbit games?" - That's the "Tolchki." And they also engage in swinging sticks. True, Tolkien enthusiasts have also come up with many things that the Professor didn't even suspect, but that's just a side note. And regarding the material of the swords, you're wrong; I've seen wooden and textolite swords used by role-players. And even rubber axes and halberds have been encountered.
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