| 14 Oct 2000 |  You'll never guess. | Right! Tonight has not been my night when it comes to interacting with technology. *Thumps head on the desk* I'm obviously an idiot, so I'm just gonna go look at the rest of the pretty pictures... | |
| 14 Oct 2000 | Userid:shannonm | User ID, Member ID, I can never remember which one I'm -supposed- to use. *Sheepish grin* | |
| 14 Oct 2000 | Memberid:shannonm | I like the simplicity of it. The blade looks effective, efficient, and as you said, nasty. It also looks like a sword, which makes me vaguely jealous -- my edged weapons often end up looking like butter knives or surveying stakes or something equally non-threatening. | |
| 28 Oct 2001 |  Rob Bergerson | Do i need to say anymore than 'YUMMY' big sword?? | |
| 30 Dec 2001 | Mike | Very good. The sort of Zweihander that I could imagine a villain using. At fife and a half feet long, I'd have to say that whoever used it had better have the skill to back it up, no matter what the stance. | |
| 11 Nov 2002 | Dragonlord | The hilt is to thin | |
| 11 Nov 2002 | Dragonlord | The hilt is to big | |
| 14 Nov 2002 | The Swede | The zweihander was originally applied by the swedish in order to take out calvalry, the soldier would prop themselves up against the ground as the calvalry charged and the sword, which was about 4'5 to 6' long would usualy slip right through the shoulder blade of the horse, sometimes cutting the soldiers leg off while crippleing. I dont think dragonlord knows what he is talking about , the hilt is as large as it should be, though the hilt is a tad to small | |
| 24 Jan 2006 | Justin Starwind | Awesome. I wouldn't mind owning one myself. | |
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