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#1 FREE_DISEASE
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[QUOTE="FREE_DISEASE"][QUOTE="no_more_fayth"]

The term swash meaning "the fall of a blow" and buckler as in "shield" is used for characters with a sword and/or shield.

A lightsaber isn't a sword, it's a rod of light.

It does have "saber" in its name, which is a type of sword.

But I guess you could call Luke Skywalker a swashbuckler.

no_more_fayth

It acts as a sword and Luke Skywalker in escence is a swashbuckler. Case closed.

I was agreeing with you.

And he does fit the original description: "one who screams menacingly while attacking his opponent's shield."

And of course the "shield" in Star Wars is the Force.

Oh, I wasn't speaking directly to you (sorry about quoting you). But yeah, you've got it right and its also got Star Wars under the Swashbuckler article for, "Indeed, adventure and disaster films were all the rage in the seventies with films like The Towering Inferno (1974), Earthquake (1974) and Jaws (1975), which also starred Shaw, and Swashbuckler was capitalizing on that and his success, albeit formulaic and budget minded. It also tapped into the trend of a revival of classic genres; other examples of this are Chinatown (Film noir) and Star Wars (serial/sci-fi)"
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[QUOTE="FREE_DISEASE"][QUOTE="Head_of_games"] Jedis aren't swashbucklers. :|no_more_fayth

Yes they are. What's the difference really, apart from the Force, light sabers, outfits and settings? Its pretty much wallpaper. Doesn't change whats in the room.

The term swash meaning "the fall of a blow" and buckler as in "shield" is used for characters with a sword and/or shield.

A lightsaber isn't a sword, it's a rod of light.

It does have "saber" in its name, which is a type of sword.

But I guess you could call Luke Skywalker a swashbuckler.

It acts as a sword and Luke Skywalker in escence is a swashbuckler. Case closed.
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[QUOTE="FREE_DISEASE"]Where's Star Wars? WTF the light saber duels were epic. Don't discriminate centuries and locations!Head_of_games
Jedis aren't swashbucklers. :|

Yes they are. What's the difference really, apart from the Force, light sabers, outfits and settings? Its pretty much wallpaper. Doesn't change whats in the room.
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Where's Star Wars? WTF the light saber duels were epic. Don't discriminate centuries and locations!
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#5 FREE_DISEASE
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I want a girl who has awesome curves, maybe a redhead, witty, one who doesn't take life too seriously, and of course extremely beautiful.

Raiden004
I've never met a natural caucasian redhead with curves now that I think about it...good luck with that bro.
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#7 FREE_DISEASE
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[QUOTE="Steameffekt"][QUOTE="dunl12496"]

I use chocolate axe spray every morning.

dunl12496

That's disgusting...

No I use other stuff to it just masks the smell. :lol:

IDK about you guys, but whenever I use Axe I end up smelling like sweat or mild fumes from burnt rubber. It must have something to do with my natural body odor mixing with the Axe.
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#8 FREE_DISEASE
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[QUOTE="CocoMarshmellow"]

Aren't you gay?

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Aren't you?

Am I? :S
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[QUOTE="FREE_DISEASE"][QUOTE="chansaet"] I would assume they do.chansaet
Is this sarcasm? Because if so it has been scientificaly proven and it seems to work well for me and pretty much anyone who uses the real stuff, not that cheap Dakaar.

Honestly I'm not sure how you would even know what kind of colonge other guys were using. But I don't see why someone who buys nice clothes would cheap out on the cologne. I would assume that they would buy a colonge at one of the stores they normally shop at. So that the smell matches their style.

I was being specific and targeting a specific group of people. I wasn't being general. I didn't say "I don't understand why people buy branded clothing and don't buy expensive cologne", clearly stating that if you buy branded clothes you don't buy cologne. Following me? Instead, I said something along the lines of, "...people who buy branded clothing but don't buy expensive cologne" meaning I was referring to people who do buy branded clothing, but dont buy expensive cologne. Ya dig?
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[QUOTE="chansaet"][QUOTE="taj7575"]

One of the few times I agree with you. Hmm..

But there are a few that do smell girly, and a lot that are just waaay too overpowering.

taj7575

Some colonge I know girls love to much and they decide to buy it and use it themselves. I know my sister did this numerous times.

I wouldn't mind that actually, I normally hate girl colognes.

I wore Chanel No.5 when I went to apologize to my girlfriend about an argument we had and it seemed to work like a charm because her nose was on my neck for the entire evening :D
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