"Always ask the man with the pink paper..."
tigranvartanovitch 11 months ago
I don't recall webcams, touch-screen monitors, or 21st-century graphics programs on 386 processor machines of the early 90s :P
flugel76 1 year ago
Good one!
GTO3987 2 years ago
The focal sword in this episode is certainly not a true claymore. Nor is it the 18th century basket hilted backsword which is often incorrectly called a "claymore" today, and forms a part of Scots dress, military and civilian.
OrlopRat42 2 years ago
the "CLAYMORE" pun:
"Clef D'or" is French for "Golden Key".
Scottish Gaelic "claidheamh mòr", means "great sword".
The episode implies that the British pronounce them all the same.
bluecadillac 2 years ago
"Always ask the man with the pink paper..."
tigranvartanovitch 11 months ago
I don't recall webcams, touch-screen monitors, or 21st-century graphics programs on 386 processor machines of the early 90s :P
flugel76 1 year ago
Good one!
GTO3987 2 years ago
The focal sword in this episode is certainly not a true claymore. Nor is it the 18th century basket hilted backsword which is often incorrectly called a "claymore" today, and forms a part of Scots dress, military and civilian.
OrlopRat42 2 years ago
the "CLAYMORE" pun:
"Clef D'or" is French for "Golden Key".
Scottish Gaelic "claidheamh mòr", means "great sword".
The episode implies that the British pronounce them all the same.
bluecadillac 2 years ago