Metal as F
this post was submitted on 25 May 2025
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Especially with its right hand flying a proud bird for all time. ๐ค๐ผ
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Le mot juste.
4 + Alt
Good luck finding a blessed weapon to stop this dickhead from just respawning.
I've decided how I want to be "buried."
Talk about a breastplate!
No wonder they died .... that armor exposed the most vulnerable parts
Jokes aside, he was allegedly beheaded as a martyr at fourteen and never wore armor in life.
Well that's his own fault then. That collar looks like it might have helped prevent a beheading. Teens, smh.
Yeah but that st pancras' skull is on a church in Rome
Artfully stated.
That's metal as fuck
Where do they keep the skeleton of St. Spleen?
The patron saint of insulin.
Looks like something out of WH40K.
Does that particular armor and/or sword have some significance?
+5 resistance to holey cheese
To look cool
If you like this you might like Joel Peter Wittkin. I grew up Catholic. So I'm used to looking at relics and dead people and shit. So I think you'd like this photographer. And if people are bothered by the photographer and his subject matter, then why do Catholics get away with it?