PICS VIII: 10% LARGER THAN PICS VII

[Bu🤠ns]

LMFAO...I'm giggling like a madman at this.

[Cain]

I initially wondered if this was some kind of elaborate Twitter troll, like kids pretending they didn't know who Osama Bin Laden was after he was killed.

Alas, no.  I found articles going back over 3 years talking about Twitter's "colon" obsession, and at least two Twitter accounts devoted to updating the masses on Twitter's love of colons.

LINKS PLS

https://twitter.com/coloncologne
https://twitter.com/colonsmellsgood

[Mesozoic Mister Nigel]

I initially wondered if this was some kind of elaborate Twitter troll, like kids pretending they didn't know who Osama Bin Laden was after he was killed.

Alas, no.  I found articles going back over 3 years talking about Twitter's "colon" obsession, and at least two Twitter accounts devoted to updating the masses on Twitter's love of colons.

LINKS PLS

https://twitter.com/coloncologne
https://twitter.com/colonsmellsgood

Thanks!

[LMNO]

[Mesozoic Mister Nigel]

UNGH!

[Rococo Modem Basilisk]

[Trivial]

I'm fine.

[Trivial]

[The Johnny]

Like, swords used to have cross-guards to prevent slipping-up of the hands while thrusting, or slide-downs from the opponents swords...

It seems realy silly, cause sabers arent heavy and the cross-guard wouldnt prevent a slide down.

I dont get it. 

[minuspace]

I'm fine.

Is that flick of the wrist an act of nonchalance, or could it be a signal?

Like, swords used to have cross-guards to prevent slipping-up of the hands while thrusting, or slide-downs from the opponents swords...

It seems realy silly, cause sabers arent heavy and the cross-guard wouldnt prevent a slide down.

I dont get it. 

I'm thinking it must just be a demonstration having something to do with orthogonal distance-standing techniques.  Like comparing shotokan to later competitive styles of karate, or something.  It's all about posture.

[Doktor Howl]

Like, swords used to have cross-guards to prevent slipping-up of the hands while thrusting, or slide-downs from the opponents swords...

It seems realy silly, cause sabers arent heavy and the cross-guard wouldnt prevent a slide down.

I dont get it. 

[Telarus]

 

[Mesozoic Mister Nigel]

Like, swords used to have cross-guards to prevent slipping-up of the hands while thrusting, or slide-downs from the opponents swords...

It seems realy silly, cause sabers arent heavy and the cross-guard wouldnt prevent a slide down.

I dont get it. 

Dude. 

[Doktor Howl]

Some jokes are timeless.

[Trivial]

In other news, the people that like star wars way more than me said those are more like exhaust ports as he's using a crystal that is too powerful for regular saber use.  In the books I guess.