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Why not? Honestly i kind of sick with fantasy only using double edged European longsword and Japanese katana.
Give something weirder dammit, like Chinese hook sword and indian katar.
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Diogenes ahh post.
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Well it's not infinitely long. It's pi D's long. With D being.. well, let's just say my "peanits"
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Can you pretend to know where pizza slices come from?
wrote on last edited by [email protected]? I don't get get it
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A weapon
Used for thrusting and striking
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I was going to ask which squenix protag this was, but your alt text answered that for me.
Why do they all have a certain look to them?
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ah yes, ignoring that it should actuality be a polygon, implying a closed shape with straight sides much like this ignores the "weapon" and "used for thrusting or striking" parts of the definition.
not hard to make strange things fit a definition when you just ignore parts of it.
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A weapon
Used for thrusting and striking
Long metal blade
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walking around in Dark Souls 4
Find a giant pizza cutter
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ah yes, ignoring that it should actuality be a polygon, implying a closed shape with straight sides much like this ignores the "weapon" and "used for thrusting or striking" parts of the definition.
not hard to make strange things fit a definition when you just ignore parts of it.
Relax, take a deep breath<3
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walking around in Dark Souls 4
Find a giant pizza cutter
I don't know if this is a joke or not. Elden Ring has Ghiza's Wheel as a weapon and is low-key considered "Dark Souls 4" by many fans.
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A weapon
Used for thrusting and striking
I see you've never been penetrated by a pizza slicer
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ah yes, ignoring that it should actuality be a polygon, implying a closed shape with straight sides much like this ignores the "weapon" and "used for thrusting or striking" parts of the definition.
not hard to make strange things fit a definition when you just ignore parts of it.
wrote on last edited by [email protected]The idea isn't literal, it's to show that our language is entirely just noises that we've made into increasingly complicated levels of agreed-upon abstraction. We don't mine words out of the Earth, we develop them to create clear explanations that we can all agree on, and yes, the more you peel away or dig in, the more challenging it can be to create words that encompass all variations of an idea.
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Have you guys ever received a pizza cut into 9 slices? I have, and I just want to know why, and more importantly how.
I asked the pizza place to divide the pizza into 0 equal slices and about 20 minutes later there was a loud explosion from downtown. Never did get that pizza.
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A weapon
Used for thrusting and striking
Tell that to pro wrestler, Nick Gage!
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Why not? Honestly i kind of sick with fantasy only using double edged European longsword and Japanese katana.
Give something weirder dammit, like Chinese hook sword and indian katar.
can't even find a decent keris in anything smdh
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ah yes, ignoring that it should actuality be a polygon, implying a closed shape with straight sides much like this ignores the "weapon" and "used for thrusting or striking" parts of the definition.
not hard to make strange things fit a definition when you just ignore parts of it.
wrote on last edited by [email protected]something tells me neither of these are genuine attempts at properly using the definitions but rather clever subversions with deliberately obtuse interpretations in pursuit of... checks notes... humor.
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That's not infinitely long, it's infinitesimally long.
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I was going to ask which squenix protag this was, but your alt text answered that for me.
Why do they all have a certain look to them?
If it rains, their socks are pure funnels to get water into the boots
