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Ulfgeir reacted to Clint_L's post in the thread When and where did you learn about Greek/roman and others mythology? with
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Hard to recall. My family is Swedish so Norse mythology was always just kind of around, and then Christian mythology is kind of... -
Ulfgeir reacted to Ryujin's post in the thread When and where did you learn about Greek/roman and others mythology? with Like.
How could I have forgotten about that? And, for that matter, "The Time Tunnel."
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Ulfgeir reacted to MGibster's post in the thread When and where did you learn about Greek/roman and others mythology? with
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One of my friend's daughters was really into Greek mythology when she was around 9 or 10. We were chatting, and she was reading about... -
Ulfgeir replied to the thread When and where did you learn about Greek/roman and others mythology?.We had some in early school. I seem to remember as well that there was an advent-calender based on Greek myths on tv when I was a child...
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Ulfgeir reacted to Morrus's post in the thread When and where did you learn about Greek/roman and others mythology? with Like.
And, of course, from D&D when I was about 11. Well, some of the monsters at least. Including the ones they did wrong!
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Ulfgeir reacted to Zardnaar's post in the thread When and where did you learn about Greek/roman and others mythology? with Like.
As a kid age 5 or 6. Asterix and obelix and a book on archeology. When I found out Italy had a Rome I thought cool same as Asterix...
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As was something that you only see very rarely, in popular media; grabbing the sword by the blade so that you're free to run an opponent...
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MMA = Medieval Martial Arts in this case?
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Hmm. I knew that (that's also how the half-swording works), but I guess I thought you'd want to grip the blade not-near-the-hilt (to get...
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Ulfgeir replied to the thread Armoured MMA.Wrestling with and withouth swords were definetly a thing back in the day according to the manuals. Fior di Battaglia Talhoffer Berlin...
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And you can typically grab a sharp sword and not get cut, as long as it's not drawn or pushed. Not ideal, but possible.
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The rules of Buhurt I think show some of it, by whats restricted. Sharp weapons and stabbing are not allowed. Certain areas are not...
