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glacier_kittyYesterday me and my mom were working at math, and I actually understood it. I *never* understand math, even if someone explains it a bunch of times. I think it was cause I was listening to Rhapsody, or cause I was wearing my HammerFall shirt. "This magic of metal unites is, it's making us strong!" YEAH!!!!!!
I watched Braveheart last night. I *love* that movie! But at the end, Hamish throws William's sword, which is a claymore. I can hardly pick up a claymore. How could he throw it? I would break my arm doing that. And what's a "warrior poet"? A poet who's also a warrior and has a sword...? Sweetness!
*steel*
"This city of Osgiliath has been reclaimed for Gondor!"--Boromir, TTT
I watched Braveheart last night. I *love* that movie! But at the end, Hamish throws William's sword, which is a claymore. I can hardly pick up a claymore. How could he throw it? I would break my arm doing that. And what's a "warrior poet"? A poet who's also a warrior and has a sword...? Sweetness!
*steel*
"This city of Osgiliath has been reclaimed for Gondor!"--Boromir, TTT
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Date: 2004-11-08 11:30 am (UTC)I think once you're strong enough to pick up a claymore, throwing one isn't that much harder... and surely a warrior poet is someone who writes poems about wars, like a war correspondent but writing poetry instead of reporting news.
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