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XausF1 posted:
Cool I was going to make a nuclear bomb joke here but it escaped me
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Dixie Cretin Seaman posted:yeah the artist is called "seedfeeder" and basically does all the nws sex illustrations for wikipedia some prime av material there
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Dixie Cretin Seaman posted:yeah the artist is called "seedfeeder" and basically does all the nws sex illustrations for wikipedia Lol, there's an engagement ring in the fellatio one.
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Description 1 An illustration of a woman getting a facial in a NPOV light
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inherently_funny_word
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dear loving God murder all ponyophiles
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got dat wmd posted:dear loving God murder all ponyophiles
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Jun 26, 2012 04:21
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got dat wmd posted:dear loving God murder all ponyophiles there is a really bad ponyphile confession thread in E/N right now and I'm the only one laughing at him
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Amethyst posted:there is a really bad ponyphile confession thread in E/N right now and I'm the only one laughing at him link
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RZApublican posted:link http://forums.somethingawful.com/showthread.php?threadid=3491811
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Higonokamiwiki posted:A Higonokami (肥後守?) is a type of folding pocketknife native to Japan. The knife has no locking system, but is a friction folder, using the friction of the swivel and/or the pressure of the user's hand on a protruding tang to prevent the knife from folding during use. here's an article about a folding knife, only it's from Japan. that's why it needs an article on its own under the Japanese name.
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thanks for posting this. i had read the beginning (before he dislosed) and gave up on the thread, so it was nice to see that it had turned into some quality e/n
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got dat wmd posted:dear loving God murder all ponyophiles
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axolotl farmer posted:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Higonokami http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Japanese_knives category:shame http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fukurou_knife haha quote:For a truly authentic Fukuro blade, the artisans aka magumasans, must forge the knife at the site eruption and as close to the hot liquid magma flow as possible. For this reason, over 15 brave magumasans have been sacrificed in the knife-making process. They are often recognized along with their Kamikaze brethren as some of Japan's finest.
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axolotl farmer posted:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Higonokami at least it has a japanese name and isn't a "poketu-nifu"
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Sweevo posted:at least it has a japanese name and isn't a "poketu-nifu" The PlayStation 3 (プレイステーション3 Pureisutēshon Surī, officially ab
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Total Fat Guy posted:The PlayStation 3 (プレイステーション3 Pureisutēshon Surī, officially ab afafafa, fafa, fafafaf. look at me im japanese *pulls eyes up at corners*
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Hammerite posted:afafafa, fafa, fafafaf. look at me im japanese *pulls eyes up at corners*
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fork bomb posted:quality e/n No you
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Geekner posted:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Japanese_knives lol "fine damascus grain"
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are we sure this wasn't taken directly from some anime because it really feels like it
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Hammerite posted:afafafa, fafa, fafafaf. look at me im japanese *pulls eyes up at corners*
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Hammerite posted:afafafa, fafa, fafafaf. look at me im japanese *goes back to gbs*
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there isn't a [citation needed] big enough
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dragonflysixtyseven struck again, what did they page say?
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axolotl farmer posted:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Higonokami what a lovely knife design, gently caress you japan, no wonder you lost the war
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that knife forging deal makes me think japanese and like, icelandic broskis would probably get along
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damascus steel is the handle wrapped in fine corinthian leather? has the blade been quenched in the waters of the fountain of youth?
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duTrieux. posted:damascus steel Quenched in the urine of a three-year-old goat fed only ferns for three days.
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Ronald Raiden posted:dragonflysixtyseven struck again, what did they page say? The signature Fukuro process dates back to the Taika neng of knifesmanship and is revered among Japanese chefs. Process: Fukurou meaning of boiling lava and poison daggers, succinctly describes the materials and process of making this very rare blade. The fine demascus grain is achieved by introducing hot liquid magma, heated by a recently erupted volcano, into the traditional Japanese steel folding process. Since Fukuro steal relies on the essence of hot liquid magma, the process is not only rare, but extremely dangerous. For a truly authentic Fukuro blade, the artisans aka magumasans, must forge the knife at the site eruption and as close to the hot liquid magma flow as possible. For this reason, over 15 brave magumasans have been sacrificed in the knife-making process. They are often recognized along with their Kamikaze brethren as some of Japan's finest.
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Aleksei Vasiliev posted:The Fukuro Knife is one of the oldest, rarest types of Japanese knives. Generations of Japanese artisans have spent centuries perfecting the process that results in what is recognized as the finest damascus folds to be seen in any knife.
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That's interesting that Japanese blades were ultra-durable because I'd always heard that Japanese steel (as in the material, not just blades) was fairly lovely.
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Aleksei Vasiliev posted:The Fukuro Knife is one of the oldest, rarest types of Japanese knives. Generations of Japanese artisans have spent centuries perfecting the process that results in what is recognized as the finest damascus folds to be seen in any knife.
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Detroit Q. Spider posted:That's interesting that Japanese blades were ultra-durable because I'd always heard that Japanese steel (as in the material, not just blades) was fairly lovely. It was, that is why they folded the steel over on itself 10-20 times, to make it stretch further, which in turn makes it more durable. It didn't really allow for an industrial scale of producing arms though.
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Red_Mage posted:It was, that is why they folded the steel over on itself 10-20 times, to make it stretch further, which in turn makes it more durable. It didn't really allow for an industrial scale of producing arms though. great, thanks for the insightful discussion of stupid nerd weaboo poo poo that's why I love something awful thanks all god bless
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steel forging techniques that result in katanas are unironically cool owning a katana because it so superior to mere western swords and makes you feel like a samurai is not
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it should be illegal to own a sword unless you've killed a higher-order animal with it
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The way Japanese made swords was interesting since they did very well with limited metals in both quality and especially quantity, but they aren't even that impressive when compared to just 100 km away from them. That's enough sword/Japan chat for me right now.
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duTrieux. posted:it should be illegal to own a sword unless you've killed you are saelf with it
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