Barbed wire

[laughs] There's one.

[laughs] So one is called Seng'enge ni Ng'ombe.

Yes.

[laughs] Then Ugua Pole na Lucozade.

Yes.

Bra.

[laughs] Seng'enge ni Ng'ombe.

Yes.

What a failure life is, anyhow.

and i thought yes it is to men like you who are trying to steer themselves through the world and living for self instead of humanity my master's life is not a failure a sorry day it was for brute creation when barbed wire was introduced into general use on farms they put it around our pasture the first we knew of it one bright morning john jean tim and ball a span of young horses and myself were turned in and feeling the joyous freedom of unrestrained liberty and let me tell you the oldest most patient horse in the world feels worried and irritated by gearing at times away we went for a race young ones especially rearing kicking and plunging gaily suddenly there was a crash a frightened neigh of pain a series of groans and poor jolly tim recoiled from his violent contact with the fence blood pouring down his chest and forelegs help soon arrived and tim was led away a very different-looking animal from what he was when he entered Master washed out the wounds as well as he could, and applied a lotion made of one ounce of calendula to three of soft water.

He gave aconite to keep down his fever, and afterwards chinchona as a tonic.

And in time Tim was about as jolly as ever, though much more cautious.

Well, one needs to be cut on barb wire once to fully appreciate what it means.

So many, many sad cases came to one's notice of horses and other domestic animals that are dragging out a miserable existence.

owing to the introduction of this new invention sometimes it seems that everything is to the end of making man's life easier and that of the dumb brutes harder Master had all the barbed wire removed from this place long ago, supplying its place either with board, woven wire, or lawn wire fences.

But bad as barbed wire is, it is nothing to the fad for the overdrawn Czech rain that has shortened the lives of horses everywhere.

It was hard to fence in or to establish your property rights.

Once you get Barbed Wire, Joseph Glidden, there were lots of efforts to try to invent Barbed Wire.

Joseph Glidden in DeKalb, Illinois was probably the guy that came up with the, primarily the main inventor of barbed wire.

And within a few years, 500,000 miles of barbed wire was sold and made into fences.

So that was an institution that basically was a technological change that made it easier to establish property rights.

And I think last night you asked me about how hard is it to, are there property rights that cannot be established? And there certainly are, but sometimes technology really does change that.

And barbed wire was one of those things that dramatically changed it.

It also meant that where there had been some people fenced in some areas where there had been some customary rights and created a lot of conflicts, they actually outlawed fencing on 3 million acres that had been claimed by customary rights by an 1885 act.

The next unit we're gonna talk about is the chorister.

So there is a special rule that applies here called the barbed wire banshee.

This allows you to either have a barbed wire banshee or a chorister.

Note this is a optional rule.

I think some people misinterpret this as you can't have a chorister.

You can choose whether you want a barbed wire banshee or a chorister, and we're gonna talk a little bit about which one of those is better.

The barbed wire banshee, uh, instead of unholy hymns, gives plus one injury dice to enemy models within eight inches of the banshee.

I think this is a fairly even trade-off.

Great stuff.

I'm hoping someone's going to go for Barbed Wire Part 2 or

something.

That's a sneak hit.

That separates real fans from plastic fans.

If you loved the

Barbed Wire episode, yeah, you were there.

That's like a really obscure album track.

But I did not wish to wait for this, for I had not the slightest wish to share Casement's probable fate and gratify the thirst for vengeance of the English mob by hanging on a gallows in the Tower.

Whenever I got a chance, I surveyed the camp as unobtrusively as possible, climbed into the most distant lofts and cellars of the old ruined castle, and examined the great barbed wire fence to find the weakest spot.

In doing so, I discovered that it would be, at the very least, extremely difficult to escape from this prison.

Donnington Hall was at that time the best guarded and most secure prisoner of war camp in England.

If I therefore attempted to discuss the question with my friends, I always got the same answer.

"It's no use.

You will get outside the barbed wire and no farther." I could sympathize with the poor fellows' hopelessness.

The many recent failures and the effect of the long captivity, most of them had been pining here for a year and a half, had impaired their will and brought them into a state of dull despondency.

That's the whole thing.

The whole barbed wire match.

That is a fuckery is afoot during that, if I remember right.

Oh, I can't wait.

This borderline erotic is what it is.

Now show us how you eat this.

Why are we having Cornette diagram a barbed wire massacre match? Why don't you just show highlights of the old ones?

Just show highlights of the Sabu one.

We can listen to some of it.

I want to play, I think it's the opening song barbed wire.

I want to play that one by tense.

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