...and people think guns should be illegal

I guess its a step up from a pillow case filled with door knobs.

LOL flack..

Nos.

lol

Rare indo persian iron demonheaded mace, the head and shaft are hollow and with floral engravings. the demon head evolved from the bullsheadmace and can be dated end of 1800s.

you cant write that kind of comedy.... come on... what, i ask, is the point, in FLORAL ENGRAVINGS ON A MACE.

"oh thats a nice pattern"
"is it?.. *SMASH*"

LOL, this is hilarious. I am with the "fend of 'would be' purse snatchers" idea.

I want to meet the sick man who made up the mace. Who was sitting there with a chain with a steel sphere at the end of it, thinking to himself, "You know something? That 100 pound steel ball just isn't dangerous enough." And so he added spikes. Gruesomely Delicious!

It was the kid back in the middle ages who kept getting picked on by all the other squiers. So he became a knight and made up the mace to bash the living **** out of foot soldiers as he charged through on his massive horse. That's what I read anyway.

The spike will help it penetrate the armor; the 100-pound ball would leave a nice dent. ;)

I'm going to have to go with random on this one... Even without listening to anyone else. I know where he read/heard it too. "Chicken Soup for the Squire's Soul"

gary larson had a very funny Far Side comic where you see a viking iwth a big mace in his hands, going, "Smashing things with a mace is great. You just need an excuse to hit something with it." and as he's saying this, you see a guy walking in blowing a big bubble out of chewing gum

[QUOTE=supahsekzy]... That 100 pound steel ball just isn't dangerous enough." And so he added spikes. Gruesomely Delicious![/QUOTE]

.. also, he added the floral engravings - i'm sure he was a harmless gentleman