"Ivar the Boneless is said to have killed a rival Viking leader by snapping his ribs at his spine and pulling them out so they resembled wings, then wrenching the victim’s lungs out through the gaping cavity in his back. This particular method of execution became known as the Blood Eagle. "
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Horace 1 year ago
#1 Unfortunately, it also confused his own troops...
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Zaddi 1 year ago
#9 so is THC 
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Greg 1 year ago
#25 Seriously. Did it work?
#26 That's because it's a kid's movie and parents have to buy a ticket, too, which account for more ticket sales and thus higher revenues.
#26 That's because it's a kid's movie and parents have to buy a ticket, too, which account for more ticket sales and thus higher revenues.
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Dicey 1 year ago
Greg,
Search for vespa 150 tap. It technically did work, but they were discontinued after a few years.
Search for vespa 150 tap. It technically did work, but they were discontinued after a few years.
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Octavia 1 year ago
Dicey,
It actually made into combat and worked just fine, but aiming it was difficult. Only 600 were made, at only $500 USD a pop.
It actually made into combat and worked just fine, but aiming it was difficult. Only 600 were made, at only $500 USD a pop.
#26 That's because it's a kid's movie and parents have to buy a ticket, too, which account for more ticket sales and thus higher revenues.
Search for vespa 150 tap. It technically did work, but they were discontinued after a few years.
It actually made into combat and worked just fine, but aiming it was difficult. Only 600 were made, at only $500 USD a pop.