Ink Pen by Phil Dunlap for March 08, 2024

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    syzygy47  2 months ago

    In the end, there can be only one!

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    fuzzbucket Premium Member 2 months ago

    A broadsword’s good for that… but it’s especially appropriate for Ms. Amazement.

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    wi3leong Premium Member 2 months ago

    WWs roots are Greek, not Celtic. If there’s a back story for Miss A, I’ve missed/forgotten it.

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    Differentname  2 months ago

    It’s always funny to look at what each decade considers offensive and allowable.

    Back in the day, “Jim Bowie,” “Zorro,” and “Branded” had knife and/or sword fights every week, but two guys holding hands would have gotten them canceled in a heartbeat.

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    22Wu33/es Premium Member 2 months ago

    This is where the term “talking head” comes from.

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    Wichita1.0  2 months ago

    No, that’s the IRS.

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    ChukLitl Premium Member 2 months ago

    Celts often displayed the heads of their enemies. It’s one of their traditions that Romans found barbaric for some reason. Romans were sexist prudes.

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    ChessPirate  2 months ago

    “What did you just call me?”

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    willie_mctell  2 months ago

    Broadswords are made for slashing and chopping, not stabbing.

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    gopher gofer  2 months ago

    as a female type superheroine, wouldn’t any sword she uses be a “broad” sword…?

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    Teto85 Premium Member 2 months ago

    Seeing as she’s Celtic, wouldn’t a claymore ( claidheamh-mòr) be more appropriate? Just asking as the Mrs is a Scotswoman.

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