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Full metal jousting
- Rowan
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Full metal jousting
Has anyone seen this show on the History Channel? Opinions?
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Full Metal Jousting
I've seen it a couple of times--it's great! The only major difference b/t classical jousting that I noticed is that head shots are illegal (for good reason).
Leonardo Noto
~Author: The Life of a Colonial Fugitive.
Leonardo Noto
~Author: The Life of a Colonial Fugitive.
I saw it once. I keep forgetting when its on. I liked the one episode that I saw.
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- Rowan
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I finally watched an episode and it seems to follow the same formula for other "reality" television. There are two teams with jousts to whittle away each side until there are two and then the big joust at the end of the season. Everything seemed pretty cool, until they started previewing this next week's episode... Methinks that one of the guys might be knocked a few notches down in the ability to produce offspring. Which begs the question of why do it if that can happen?
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