SeanyTheSailor

Stab the horse in the chest with your halberd and it'll probably unhorse him, and it's much more effective if you're being charged. Also a good sword would probably take off a horse's leg if you got in a good whack. @ Monk Being an effective archer takes a lot of training. And they're only really effective on a battle field en masse. Not to mention if you get caught by anyone with armor you're done for, during or after the battle. Longbowmen were often killed or had their fingers cut off if captured. Fingers cut off, in case you can't figure it out, so they can't fire a bow again. @Tyler See above.

I won't argue they're more expensive than axes, but that's because they're the better weapon. Good swords are balanced, durable and light. A good weapon isn't all about its offensive capabilities. I have no idea why you'd want a mace for cavalry. You'd want anything that puts you out of reach of a lance. A halberd and a mace maybe, so you can give them a good smack on the head once they're unhorsed, but just a mace is rather foolhardy.

And you think axes are? It doesn't take a whole lot of wit to swing a sword or stab with one. To be good with one, yeah it takes training. The only way a dull axe would be more useful dull is that all of it's weight is at one end. And I think a sword would be more useful against armor. A stabbing point better allows you to concentrate force and thus punch through holes or chain links.

Swords>Axes>Maces Let us not delve into the plethora of two handed weaponry.

Cream soda is the best. But it's like in a class of it's own.

Minnesota or Canada. I don't feel like getting a passport just for a trip to vegas.

Instead of Tyler we should kidnap zoe and sell her as a prostitute. After people realize she's like wits they'll go running. Wash,rinse, repeat.

I think we could enjoy the company of loose women and make bad monetary decisions without Tyler. Agreed?

Yeah, you halo and pepsi in vegas. Tyler would want to take pictures and thats it.

NOPE. Otherwise I'm not paying for hookers and cigars.

pepsi your riding mower would not make it cross country.

[bleep] I TAKE MY [bleep]ING TEST TOMORROW. I'M [bleep]ING DRIVING.

Also there would be absolutely 0 Dr. Pepper consumed if I was driving.

pepsi is the junior of the group (and thus most likely to get into trouble), and pretty much the one who would bring us all together. >mfw I'm the only one who could legally pay for hookers and cigars

Nah Tyler is the guy who means well, but kind of makes us all WTF? Pepsi is the guy who is pretty in control, but we would end up getting into trouble. halo is the guy who worries about everything we do but ends up doing crazy [cabbage] anyway. I'm the guy who's like, [bleep] it, let's just do it.

Also, i picked who was who based on the characters.

Pictured: Top Left: Halo Top Right: Seany Bottom Left: Pepsi Bottom Right: Tyler

>casino in pittsbrugh >grandparents go every once in a while That might just be crazy enough to work... No not really. Also if you ever do decide that you just HAVE to gamble, as I understand it, Roulette is where you are least likely to win.

>yfw when you realize seany has like 1200 dollars. and it wouldn't be world-shattering to lose.

So I'm thinking I might take a look at investing what little money I have. inb4seany makes unexpectedly good investment and becomes independently wealthy

YOU'RE DAMN RIGHT OKAY!

He so mad.

As I understand it, Vietnam had/ has a very bad taste in it's mouth from colonialism. After having just kicked out the French, a bunch of new big, white guys with guns isn't exactly what they were looking for, communists or not.

Exactly, you can talk all about Palestinian suicide bombers and whatnot, terrorism and the like. But when you just sit down with the average guy from anywhere, I think you'd probably find they're just that, average.

Yeah, there's people from just about every possible economic class here. Though some will argue that I'm wrong, I think there are enough programs and such that no one has to constantly live in misery and homelessness and such. Not to sound cocky, but you probably already know all this because everybody knows about America. On that note, I think the problem with modern Social Studies and such is that you study the country's past and culture and stuff. I can know all I want about what people in Bolivia eat, and how they became independent, but it doesn't really matter if I actually have to sit down and talk to someone from there.