Shame of Thrones

Jimmy the Gent.

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belonely:

_{“All of them are quite alone, some involuntarily, some by their own hand, some without realizing it, but none of them come to the study room table with the emotional advantages held by that mythical creature known as ‘a normal person.’ … The good news is, being messed up doesn’t mean the story’s over. It means the story’s just starting, and in the end, we all find out we’re not alone, or maybe that we’re all alone and united in our loneliness.” — Dan Harmon}

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art-of-swords:

Malabar Rapier

• Dated: 17th - 18th century
• Place of Origin: India
• Measurements: Overall length: 36.25in (920mm); blade length: 31in (790mm)

This is an extremely rare rapier sword from the Malabar coast, South India. There is a similar sword which is kept at The National Museum, Edinburgh, Scotland – bought to the Paris Exhibition of 1855 by the East Indian Company. The sword is illustrated on the rear sleeve of Hindu Arms & Ritual by Robert Elgood.

The hilt is bronze of symmetrical design, flared langets, and chunky quillions. It features a swollen central grip with a small area of chasing underneath the dish pommel which is also intricately chased. It has a bowl shaped pommel cup with further chasing around the pommel finial. 

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I swear this is the last one

Jesus…

Man, I needed that laugh

Ha

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