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It's all fun and games until the swordfights break out
I don't know, i made some prop swords in high school for the play once. Afterwards, we jumped on stage and started a swordfight. That was pretty fun, until one of us started bleeding.
As much as fantasizing about winning a swordfight with a Trump voter is fun, you know the rule: Nobody wins a knife fight.
That’s not true. The winner is the one that dies in the ambulance
I think a sword fight is easier to win than a knife fight due to range