Somebody make him watch Princess Bride or Kill Bill: Volume 1.
The flame is an enabler. The hammer and anvil do the shaping.
Why would the iron want to be a sword?
I would beg to differ! You can use “tinfoil” AKA aluminum foil to make a sword, it just take more work and finesse to do it.
Sadie’s analogy fails when the person she addresses has no idea what a “Forge” is and thinks “Iron” is something Mother used to do to their laundry.
BE THIS GUY about 2 years ago
Somebody make him watch Princess Bride or Kill Bill: Volume 1.
PoodleGroomer about 2 years ago
The flame is an enabler. The hammer and anvil do the shaping.
Twelve Badgers in a Suit Premium Member about 2 years ago
Why would the iron want to be a sword?
John Reiher Premium Member about 2 years ago
I would beg to differ! You can use “tinfoil” AKA aluminum foil to make a sword, it just take more work and finesse to do it.
bakana about 2 years ago
Sadie’s analogy fails when the person she addresses has no idea what a “Forge” is and thinks “Iron” is something Mother used to do to their laundry.