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2010/12/02 19:35:52
Subject: Have you ever used Warhammer to cope with something?
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Shroomin Brain Boy
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*thanks*
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2010/12/02 20:43:16
Subject: Have you ever used Warhammer to cope with something?
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Storm Trooper with Maglight
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I'd really like to agree with the Original Poster and say that painting warhammer for me is the ultimate escape mechanism. I can simply forget how the weather outside is truly awful, a singular empty and hollow existence, the only person I want to be noticed by would rather pretend I didnt exist and my supposed 'best friend' (and housemate) has turned into an irresponsible, nasty and arrogant human since finding the new 'love of his life'. Simply, painting warhammer is the best escape from reality and seems incredibly fulfilling when a new model is completed.
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2010/12/02 20:44:28
Subject: Have you ever used Warhammer to cope with something?
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Consigned to the Grim Darkness
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I've wanted to, but purchasing a real live warhammer is so expensive!
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The people in the past who convinced themselves to do unspeakable things were no less human than you or I. They made their decisions; the only thing that prevents history from repeating itself is making different ones.
-- Adam Serwer
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2010/12/02 20:47:32
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Shroomin Brain Boy
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ah a mere sledgehammer will cost you no premium bucks...also the average pan or just the off heavy piece of wood would be enough...
but i see were your coming from, there is that thing called style...
vik
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2010/12/02 20:54:17
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Consigned to the Grim Darkness
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Right, it's just not the same without the authenticity of a warhammer which is designed purely for caving peoples' skulls in.
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The people in the past who convinced themselves to do unspeakable things were no less human than you or I. They made their decisions; the only thing that prevents history from repeating itself is making different ones.
-- Adam Serwer
My blog |
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2010/12/02 21:08:32
Subject: Re:Have you ever used Warhammer to cope with something?
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Shroomin Brain Boy
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well in that terms i strongly recommend the use of these:
whats it called in english? we call it a "rabenschnabel" so "ravenbeak"...
its for either hitting someone from high up on horseback and also to hit someone on horseback... so its rather something for the whole family...
vik
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2010/12/02 21:11:08
Subject: Re:Have you ever used Warhammer to cope with something?
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Fixture of Dakka
On a boat, Trying not to die.
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Viktor von Domm wrote:well in that terms i strongly recommend the use of these:
whats it called in english? we call it a "rabenschnabel" so "ravenbeak"...
its for either hitting someone from high up on horseback and also to hit someone on horseback... so its rather something for the whole family...
vik
Do you just carry one around with you?
"Hey Vic, where ya going?"
"Getting groceries!"
"... With a Warhammer?"
"Yep! Helps to reach the high shelves!"
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Every Normal Man Must Be Tempted At Times To Spit On His Hands, Hoist That Black Flag, And Begin Slitting Throats. |
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2010/12/02 21:12:10
Subject: Have you ever used Warhammer to cope with something?
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Shroomin Brain Boy
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nasty schemning high shelf i give ya one for...
teach ém a thing or two for being that high...
vik
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2010/12/02 22:25:15
Subject: Re:Have you ever used Warhammer to cope with something?
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Oberfeldwebel
Palma de Mallorca, Spain
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Well few months ago we (i say we because i wasn' only me but 6 job mates too) were told to be fired from work (tha matters of that are too long to explain, but came for somethin worse tha the economic crisis in my country), BUUUUUT the Dumbass uf our current president approved certain laws so the fether of our chief keeped us doing nothing until the final approval... that's about 2-3 months... so in returned to paint... in job (no one blamed me for it) as an exit form my stress (the other option was a killing spree), so it reminded me how makes me calm the fact to paint the miniatures in a conscientious way (in fact, black corsairs are no longer black). I can just refer to this sensation as peace of mind....
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2000 foot sloging IG  
Cataphracts.... need to recalculate points....
Iron warriors  waiting for more bucks with a better job
4th Panzerdivision Ost waiting for orders Reichmarschall!! 
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2010/12/02 23:03:47
Subject: Re:Have you ever used Warhammer to cope with something?
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Battle-tested Knight Castellan Pilot
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Go on people... this thread is doing good.
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