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1192hedturtllE7dReplied to IshinnnThe dowry is usually paid by the wife’s family unless only in special circumstances.
"It brings me to my second request. I would like 5,000 gold dragons. I want to seek out business opportunities while I'm in the Capital. If you want, I can take it as a loan and return it when I return home." 'Yeah right, you just gave away 50,000 as a Dowry. Do you really have the belly to tell me to pay it back? Your move.' I sneered in my head.- 1192hedturtllE7dReplied to DronXxX18
His father, Tytos, had two older brothers above him but they both died.
Titles; Heir to Casterly Rock, Tytos Lannister's Son - 1192hedturtllE11dReplied to owlksa
That was a special case. The databooks state that also.
The fall of Uzushiohakure was now but assured. They had managed to survive the siege for more than a month, but when the shinobi villages' jinchurikis acted it was only a matter of time before they fell. - 1192hedturtllE13dCommentedI stopped and began to think. 'fairy tail must be a peace world since my girlfriend likes it. She is a bubble of joy, so there is no way that this is a war filled world.'
- 1192hedturtllE13dReplied to Ivan_TheEnigma
As a leader he was less than exemplary
"Don't you want to touch me? Is there someone else?" - 1192hedturtllE25dCommented
Technically, aircraft carriers are much more cost intensive to maintain. Besides the money needed to maintain the ship, aircraft carriers need to keep planes, fuel tanks, runaways, and plane ordnance and more in working condition. For battleships you only really need to just maintain the big guns and turrets. I would argue that keeping battleships is a good thing. Aircraft carriers are also good but when supported by battleships it would be even better. Battleships can make good for warships and tools at any time, only if people utilize them properly.
Each and every one of the 9 battleships owned by the Kryx Marine was valuable, but the problem was that the battleships were money-grubbing hippopotamuses. Battleships originally cost an astronomical amount of money to build, but just maintaining them costs a huge amount of money. - 1192hedturtllE27dReplied to Lord_Fate_Master
Forget about fuel, how will their computers and smart technology work?
Unless the 21st Century Self-Defense Force fleet trips to Japan right now, Japan's defeat is certain. - 1192hedturtllE28dCommented
During times of crisis and war, the Royal family of Korea used to shelter at the fortress of Ganghwa island.
There is no hope for war anymore. Ganghwa is the only way to survive. - 1192hedturtllE1mthReplied to Greeninja4448
150 million British pounds in 1940 is roughly around 10 billion dollars in present day value.
"The amount is so enormous that even the word 'mountain' is not enough." - 1192hedturtllE1mthCommented
In Korean, "nauri" vaguely means "lord" or is just some title meant to address a nobleman
Nauri is the commander-in-chief of the Finnish army and an extremely arrogant nobleman with Swedish blood. - 1192hedturtllE1mthCommented
Linnaun - *renown*
On October 14, Günther Prynne, captain of the Type 21 U-boat U-47, infiltrated the British naval port of Scapa Flow and sank the Revenge-class battleship Royal Oak and the Linnaun-class battlecruiser Repulse. - 1192hedturtllE1mthCommented
Seems very similar to the speech Charlie Chaplin gave in his 1940 movie, The Great Dictator.
Dear German people! In the name of Germany, let us unite as one!" - 1192hedturtllE1mthReplied to UthredofBebbanburg
Like a gambeson?
It all hit me. The sound of metal clanging against metal as the men sheathed their swords. The rustling of straw as they packed their gear. The weight of my leather armor as I adjusted it on my shoulders. - 1192hedturtllE2mthReplied to Luisz_Rodriguez
That isn’t saying much if all the hokage were idiots
"Don't you want to touch me? Is there someone else?" - 1192hedturtllE2mthReplied to Kaito_Michael
He is the prince. There is no way in real life setting that a mere noble could disrespect a member of the royal family. It would be bad conduct.
"You really are an arse, Daemon," she spat out before turning on her heel and briskly leaving the godswood, her frustration palpable in every step. - 1192hedturtllE2mthReplied to wcpwnsuto
Italy seconds this also
After the war, major world powers reached a consensus on the "Geneva Protocol," banning the use of biological and chemical weapons in war. The treaty was signed on June 17, 1925, and officially took effect on February 8, 1928. In other words, using biological and chemical weapons, including gas, in warfare after the effective date is a violation of international law and subject to legal responsibility. - 1192hedturtllE3mthReplied to MasterOfTheDadJoke
Rapier's may be said to have an advantage in one on one duels but not really if the opponents negates your advanateg in piercing and reach. Also, rapiers work poorly against many targets. It is maneuverable in terms of stabbing but not so much in slashing.
The name of this weapon easily came to mind - a rapier. A longer and thinner blade compared to a standard sword and a more voluminous guard protecting the hand. It would be the perfect weapon for me: lighter than a standard sword and allowing for very quick slashing attacks. And since the blade is longer than a standard sword, I could maintain distance and act without letting the enemy close in, thanks to my mobility. - 1192hedturtllE3mthCommentedWith that Sasuke turn on 'nine tails mode', and also activated Susano. Next moment Sasuke turn into bright orange nine tails fox covered in blue color perfect Susano with a giant sword in his hands. This was first time Sasuke summoned perfect susano for a fight. Previously, he only summoned the hand, it was enough to scare Zabuza and kill Danzo.
- 1192hedturtllE4mthReplied to Luizz_Ricardo
I agree. The MC doesn't feel compelling and acts and thinks like some generic isekai. He isn't really that smart nor does he really have any true motive out of his own genuine will. He isn't special and is quite frankly a shallow and obtuse person who is trying to be something greater than what he actually works or deserves to be.