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Post by Aleldar »

Originally posted by dragon wench:
<STRONG>I'll bet that much tightening is required :D :eek: ;) </STRONG>
Hey, can I help it if I'm a eunuch? :o
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Originally posted by Aleldar:
<STRONG>Need to have it a little loose. Got to have the air flow. :D :o </STRONG>
LOL Aledar!......nice.........erm....."come back" :D :p :eek:
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*Ysh looks back to Aleldar, flattered by his appreciation of her attempts to offer modest, yet attractive attire. She grins* I always fancied a model vict..erm male ;) :D I have this artistic streak that just needs perfecting in areas....
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Hey, time for me to get some shuteye - which is a little difficult here considering the ...erm...distractions - so I am passing the thread and needle to my good friend DW, Aleldar - I have it in good faith she is a practiced seamstress ;)
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Originally posted by Yshania:
<STRONG>Hey, time for me to get some shuteye - which is a little difficult here considering the ...erm...distractions - so I am passing the thread and needle to my good friend DW, Aleldar - I have it in good faith she is a practiced seamstress ;) </STRONG>

Night Ysh. ;) *Aleldar wonders if he should trust DW with a needle.* :eek: :D :p
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Originally posted by Aleldar:
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Night Ysh. ;) *Aleldar wonders if he should trust DW with a needle.* :eek: :D :p </STRONG>
*DW grins wickedly and prepares the instruments* :p :eek:
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Originally posted by dragon wench:
<STRONG>*DW grins wickedly and prepares the instruments* :p :eek: </STRONG>
Not to worry, Aleldar. DW is a master of crotcheting... I mean crocheting. :D
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Post by dragon wench »

Originally posted by thantor3:
<STRONG>Not to worry, Aleldar. DW is a master of crotcheting... I mean crocheting. :D </STRONG>
T'is but one of the many skills I've honed and mastered. :p
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Post by Georgi »

Originally posted by Aleldar:
<STRONG>If you are as good with the swords, then you will have no problems with a bow.</STRONG>
Nice to see such erm, logical thinking... :rolleyes: :p :D
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Originally posted by Georgi:
<STRONG>Nice to see such erm, logical thinking... :rolleyes: :p :D </STRONG>
What about dexterity in the hands eh??? Bet you didn't think of that!! :p :D
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Originally posted by Georgi:
<STRONG>Nice to see such erm, logical thinking... :rolleyes: :p :D </STRONG>

Why thank you. ;)
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Post by Georgi »

Originally posted by Nippy:
<STRONG>What about dexterity in the hands eh??? Bet you didn't think of that!!</STRONG>
Well sure that helps, but it doesn't possibly follow that just cos you can use a sword, you can use a bow. They are completely different :p
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Post by Georgi »

Originally posted by Aleldar:
<STRONG>Are you a english major?</STRONG>
No, but I'm an English person :p
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Post by Nippy »

Originally posted by Georgi:
<STRONG>Well sure that helps, but it doesn't possibly follow that just cos you can use a sword, you can use a bow. They are completely different :p </STRONG>

Technically true, however, an example can be made with the English longbowmen. Archers trained from the early years were incredibly dextrous and many also had skills with swords aswell, taking up ranks with men-at-arms companies. They were often in the midst of hand to hand combat after finishing off men at long range.
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Originally posted by Georgi:
<STRONG>No, but I'm an English person :p </STRONG>

Well nice to meet you. :) I speak english. :p :D
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Post by Georgi »

Originally posted by Nippy:
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Technically true, however, an example can be made with the English longbowmen. Archers trained from the early years were incredibly dextrous and many also had skills with swords aswell, taking up ranks with men-at-arms companies. They were often in the midst of hand to hand combat after finishing off men at long range.</STRONG>
I didn't say it wasn't possible to be skilled at both, which is the only thing this little anecdote proves :p I am only saying that skill with a sword does not mean skill with a bow, and this isn't an exception ;)
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Post by Aleldar »

Originally posted by Georgi:
<STRONG>I didn't say it wasn't possible to be skilled at both, which is the only thing this little anecdote proves :p I am only saying that skill with a sword does not mean skill with a bow, and this isn't an exception ;) </STRONG>

Aye lassy, but it also depends on his hand and eye corrdination. ;)
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Post by Georgi »

Originally posted by Aleldar:
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Aye lassy, but it also depends on his hand and eye corrdination. ;) </STRONG>
*sigh* I'm not disputing that. What your post said was that if you can wield a sword, you can wield a bow, but there is very little logic that links the two. So you can swing a sword at someone and hit them... that doesn't mean you can aim an arrow at someone and hit them. It's a totally different skill. :p

And don't patronise me, laddy :p
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Originally posted by Georgi:
<STRONG>*sigh* I'm not disputing that. What your post said was that if you can wield a sword, you can wield a bow, but there is very little logic that links the two. So you can swing a sword at someone and hit them... that doesn't mean you can aim an arrow at someone and hit them. It's a totally different skill. :p

And don't patronise me, laddy :p </STRONG>
Yes but he did not say that he would instantly be able to hit targets did he? He said he could use a bow, not instantly be amazing with it.... :D :D :p
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Originally posted by Georgi:
<STRONG>*sigh* I'm not disputing that. What your post said was that if you can wield a sword, you can wield a bow, but there is very little logic that links the two. So you can swing a sword at someone and hit them... that doesn't mean you can aim an arrow at someone and hit them. It's a totally different skill. :p

And don't patronise me, laddy :p </STRONG>
Aye lassy, I re-read what I wrote and edited it. I hope it is to your liking Mistress G. :D :p ;)
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