Angmarzku

Too dumb to lay on my back.

Lord of the Rings > Lord of the Craft

Are there even any youtubers out there that are doing a playthrough about Lotc?

"Jean Wallet, the younger his good haubergeon of Chambly nailing (i.e. all-riveted links made at Chambly), Thomas Pilate a haubergeon of half nailing (i.e. not all links are riveted) which belonged to the Bastard Pilatte his cousin." - Testament of Nicaise de Mons, Widow of Jacques Pilatte, Burgess of Douai, County of Flanders, 12 December 1381 

That moment when you see your fish jump out of the aquarium and he is to slipery to catch ;-; R.I.P catfish

Blah! Blah-blah! ;.;

I have no determination to go tomorrow at highschool

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hIcZ3G_AAAs 

May the Jar Jar Binks be with you~

I hate Christmas.

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• Fav' food?
• Fav' Orener? 

R.I.P Lord of The Cancer 2011-2016

Finally. I can now follow you on the forums~

'According to plan' 

Let the Ghoul CAs come forth!

Christ, the spam of ET applications.

Got you in my sight, Aengoth. Beware.

You owe me

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librarian 

Barley

"Richard Goldsmith one blue paltock of defence (fabric torso defence), my son and heir John one basinet with one aventail one pair of plate gauntlets one paltock of defence two pisans one silvered axe and one sword with cutting edge, John Dundrawe my silver baselard, John Austyn one pair of plates." - Will of Robert Goldsmyth, Goldsmith of Carlisle, Cumberland, 31 January 1379 

"One little prente with silver leaves with one fountele of silk (decorations) for one basinet, one haubergeon called ‘Bouillon’ (i.e. belonged to Godfrey of Bouillon), and one pair of plates covered with green velvet, four swords one (decorated) with the Earl’s (heraldic) arms, one of Saint George, the third of the (type used by the) Saracens, the fourth for war, two basinets one covered with leather the other burnished (polished steel), one pair of buttoned cordwain (high-quality Spanish leather) huces (shield covers), one iron corset, one cover for one horse of the (heraldic) arms of Hereford." - Inventory of the Goods of Humphrey, Earl of Hereford and Essex, probably Pleshey Castle, Essex, 1322