How do immortals hide their swords?
Mark
Here's a simple question in the old days immortals didnt have to hide their
swords. But these days it is prohibited by law to carry deadly weapons in
public so Where do they hide theirs swords these days?
It seems to just pop up when they need it sometimes they hide them in their
trech coats but not all so
where do they hide them In their underwear?
Mark Crespo
Rynsc
I dunno.. but it's always been my belief that Immies have some kind of
trans-dimensional thing going that lets them store things as needed... I
think that's where Amanda hides all Duncan's credit cards as well...
Just a thought
Izundar Vuhqags
Like I said before, they are very, very cleverly concealed in their
clothing, you can't seem them because that's the point, this is a technique
that's devoped over years of practice. If you could ever get your hands on
some of DM's trench coats and jackets I'm sure you would find some very
interesting hidden pockets.
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Jay
Izundar Vuhqags wrote in article <01bcd23a$e3a4dd60$838c39cc@default>...
>Like I said before, they are very, very cleverly concealed in their
>clothing, you can't seem them because that's the point, this is a technique
>that's devoped over years of practice. If you could ever get your hands on
>some of DM's trench coats and jackets I'm sure you would find some very
>interesting hidden pockets.
>--
AP said in an online chat once that when he's wearing the short jacket, DM
has it shoved up his butt :-)
Gharlane of Eddore
A: Very cleverly.
Izundar Vuhqags
They are very, very cleverly concealed in their clothing. And on things
such as planes, some, like Duncan have an antique dealer transport permit
to allow them to (pardon me for being redundant) transport them from place
to place.
Benjamin M. Telle
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Oh Maureen! ROTFLMAO! Took a minute, what with my own bad spelling,
but... Oh, yes, a much different thing!
Patt
still giggling at the thought
"I left him for dead and buried his axe. If there was a Valhalla, I
wanted him weaponless."
Jay
>>
>> How else could Richie hide his raper? His coat barely comes down to his
>> waist.
>
>It's a "rapier". Otherwise this presents a very interesting image.
I guess that would go back to that AP quote about hiding it up his butt...
but I digress...quickly...
Nyrett
I've said this before, but I'll say it again, it takes decades of practice...
>What I'd like to know is: how does he manage to sit in
>the car with a sword under his coat/jacket?
Well, in at least one ep, we've seen a sword, ouside of jacket, sitting between
the front seats of a car.
Nyrett
"Observe and Record, but Never Interfere (except twice an episode)"
"There Can be Only a Few"
Jette Goldie
On Tue, 07 Oct 1997 14:51:43 GMT, inksl...@FOGsunshine.net (Maureen
Goldman) had the following bright ideas:
>"Benjamin M. Telle" <BMT...@vabch.com> wrote:
>
>> It's simple. The way they hide their swords is the same way they don't
>> die unless decapitated and can sence another immortal.
>>
>> Magic.
>>
>> How else could Richie hide his raper? His coat barely comes down to his
>> waist.
>
>It's a "rapier". Otherwise this presents a very interesting image.
Yep, sometimes spelling mistakes can be ignored, sometimes they change
the meaning, and sometimes they can lead to a lot of *strange*
thoughts <g>
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Daedulus <ich...@indyweb.net> wrote in article
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> Hey, get the blooper reel, and you'll see how that sword under the coat
> thing works! :) What I'd like to know is: how does he manage to sit in
> the car with a sword under his coat/jacket?
All together now:
It's a kind of magic!
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In article <61ona8$u...@sjx-ixn4.ix.netcom.com>,
Don <aw...@ix.netcom.com> wrote:
>In article <3441e02f...@news.sunshine.net>,
> inksl...@FOGsunshine.net (Maureen Goldman) wrote:
>>"Benjamin M. Telle" <BMT...@vabch.com> wrote:
>>
>>> It's simple. The way they hide their swords is the same way they don't
>>> die unless decapitated and can sence another immortal.
>>>
>>> Magic.
>>>
>>> How else could Richie hide his raper? His coat barely comes down to his
>>> waist.
>>
>>It's a "rapier". Otherwise this presents a very interesting image.
>>
>
>Actually, as far as Richie goes ... I do not ever remember
>seeing him produce a sword from thin air. When he goes for
>his sword, it always seems to either be by his bedside, or
>on his bike. When he carries it, he carries it out in the
>open. If anyone has seen different, feel free to correct me.
>
>-jeff
>
Okay. A great example of when Richie *really* does a "thin air" pull is in
"Shadows." He enters the dojo with no sword in evidence, wearing only jeans
and a button-down shirt. Then he hears the hooded figure behind him and
turns, *sword in hand*, and utters that immortal (no pun intended) phrase:
"No way!"
Naomi
Jim Freeman
Summer's over and the immortals look a little more comfortable
somehow...
Take care all, Jim
--
we are all alone in this world together
Don
Don
In article <61biiu$nq$1...@news.megsinet.net>,
"Jay" <jc...@stratos.net> wrote:
>AP said in an online chat once that when he's wearing the short jacket, DM
>has it shoved up his butt :-)
>
>
>
Well, you must remember, when considering this possibility, that
any wound they inflicted upon themsleves while hiding the sword
would heal. And we can assume they would eventually get used to
the pain. But I wanna know why the sword isn't at all discolored
when they pull it out.
Actually, I think we are supposed to assume that after a number
of years where your survival depended on you carrying and hiding
a sword every day, anyone should be able to adapt certain techniques
to accomplish that goal.
-jeff
"Whatever happened to willing suspense of disbelief?
I willingly suspended that a long time ago."
Darmok
Don let it be known:
: Actually, as far as Richie goes ... I do not ever remember
: seeing him produce a sword from thin air. When he goes for
: his sword, it always seems to either be by his bedside, or
: on his bike. When he carries it, he carries it out in the
: open. If anyone has seen different, feel free to correct me.
: -jeff
a long time ago, an episode with the IRA immie soldier - annie?
she had richie in some sort of warehouse, was wearing a short
leather jacket, did a hair toss thing, and pulled a sword from behind
her.
and regarding this irish character - in the HL novel 'scotland the brave'
or something,
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they kill her! i liked her. but then again, i do have a thing
for irish redheads.
i'm not a troll; really. Really! Hey! Put down the flyswatter!
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FUBAR
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Brian Mueller
Don wrote:
[re: AP saying that DM sometimes carries his sword lodged within his
rectal oriface]
>Well, you must remember, when considering this possibility, that
>any wound they inflicted upon themsleves while hiding the sword
>would heal. And we can assume they would eventually get used to
>the pain.
ROFL!
Brian Mueller
Jim Freeman wrote:
>Take care all, Jim
You wouldn't happen to be related to Morgan Freeman, would you?
I think he's a great actor, and I've always regarded him in reverence.
He knows the effect of cadence in one's voice, and how to express, in
his movement, the qualities of humility and authority of wisdom.
Too bad they didn't show, in the movie "Kiss the Girls," the sex scene
between Morgan Freeman and Ashley Judd which is in the book.
At least we were premitted many views of her smooth, slender,
beautiful feet. :P Women who are strong in mind and body are immensely
appealing to me. :) (as long as they aren't superflously strong, to
the point that they resemble body builders... :-))
Chris
what did that have to do with hiding an immortals sword? and why did you
have to spoil parts of the movie for the rest of us who might have wanted to
see it?
--
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seems that intense desire creates not only its own opportunities, but its
own talents as well..." -Bruce Lee
Chris
Brian Mueller wrote in message <3442cefc...@nntp.ix.netcom.com>...
Chris
I think Joe carries an extra in his hollow leg that won't bend..... He is
fond of Mac you know... wouldn't want DM to get caught with his proverbial
"pants down", or else Joe would be out of a job (or hobby really....)
--
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seems that intense desire creates not only its own opportunities, but its
own talents as well..." -Bruce Lee
Chris
Brian Mueller wrote in message <3442cbdf...@nntp.ix.netcom.com>...
Alandra
DONT READ THIS IF YOU DONT WANT TO KNOW ABOUT
THE HIGHLANDER BOOK "SCOTLAND THE BRAVE".
THANK YOU!
(And now!)
Um... Annie was a blond. Just thought you'd like to
know. (I think she's absolutly slurpy, myself).
Alandra
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http://www.users.fast.net/~afmoyer/
Darmok <dar...@bu.edu> wrote...
Auracelia
>re: AP saying that DM sometimes carries his sword lodged within his
>rectal oriface]
>>Well, you must remember, when considering this possibility, that
>>any wound they inflicted upon themsleves while hiding the sword
>>would heal. And we can assume they would eventually get used to
>>the pain.
>
>
I have one small problem with that, I've never seen him drop his pants to
withdraw his sword.
And believe me, I'd love to see him drop his pants.
Jerri LaPoint
Okay...if, as is popularly supposed, Immortals hide their swords within
their rectal orifices, doesn't that bring up the question of "where do the
bullets go?" If bullets are somehow dissolved or expelled, would not a
sword, also metal and also a foreign object, be subject to the same fate?
No, my friends, we must assume that there is a virtual pocket from which
Immortals can draw their weapon at will...all Immortals, except Amanda, of
course, who hides her own sword in the most likely and least convenient
place.
Jerri
Lady Trish
As for the orifices I don't know about this. As for the lead(bullets) I
think befor airports thay just left them ware thay landed but with metal
detectors I think thay have to dig them out(no swet) of then selves.
Swords can be hidden all right I hid my sword(cheep chezzy chines sword)
in a short coat and was able to wip it out very quick and e-z to declair
"there can be only one" .I think in the movie biz thay just cut and hand
it to them and start rolling the film again.As for Amanda I will leave
this up to ones own amagination:). Trish
Izundar Vuhqags
Paula Behanna <apbe...@webtv.net> wrote in article
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> Jerri i have one thing to say to where Amanda hides her sword == OUCH!!
> And the images now in my head have no place in a pg-13 NG.
>
I agree, the image I get from that is not pleasant.
--
Izzy
<<Miseris Succcurrere Disco>>
>
ptst...@webtv.net
Sorry, Jerri, but Paula has to climb up a few steps to get to the gutter
most days. No, one little push in the right (or wrong) direction and
Paula is off and running in the gutter. But that is not necessarily a
bad thing.
Patt
Jerri LaPoint
Paula Behanna <apbe...@webtv.net> wrote in article
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> Jerri i have one thing to say to where Amanda hides her sword == OUCH!!
> And the images now in my head have no place in a pg-13 NG.
Whoa! Hang on thar, pardner. Amanda always hides her sword under the bed.
Git yer mind outta the gutter!
Jerri
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Jerri LaPoint wrote in message
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Yes, but she buys most of her wardrobe in Paris - somebody tell her the
fashion is SHORT skirts LONG coat! :-)
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On 3 Nov 1997 12:28:20 GMT, "Jerri LaPoint" <jlap...@wws.net> wrote:
>Paula Behanna <apbe...@webtv.net> wrote in article
><623f6h$rcq$1...@newsd-113.bryant.webtv.net>...
>> Jerri i have one thing to say to where Amanda hides her sword == OUCH!!
>> And the images now in my head have no place in a pg-13 NG.
>
>Whoa! Hang on thar, pardner. Amanda always hides her sword under the bed.
>Git yer mind outta the gutter!
>Jerri
I think it's part of the basic premise of HL that Immie's don't die,
and they pull their swords out from non-Einsteinian dimensions in
their armpits.
There have been some pretty obvious "coming out of nowhere" sword
incidents like with Richie and Mako. Too many to name here.
Please don't reply with Physics based responses. Thanks.
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> Here's a simple question in the old days immortals didnt have to hide their
> swords. But these days it is prohibited by law to carry deadly weapons in
> public so Where do they hide theirs swords these days?
> It seems to just pop up when they need it sometimes they hide them in their
> trech coats but not all so
> where do they hide them In their underwear?
>
> Mark Crespo
I had just developed the theory that the weapons are collapsible. I'm apparently a simpleton, since they really are pulled either from an alternate universe or someone's ass.
