Our 2025 Bingo Card

[@lindastone6868]

Will the money laundering business's up and down the UK's high streets ever be investigated, or are they going to be left alone for community cohesion?

[@j.p77]

Good question. Police might have to do some work though, and get out of car.

[@robleylives5804]

Money laundering through "legitimate" businesses pads the tax account and looks like GDP bear that in mind when you question why nobody does antthing

[@ronnieburgess8060]

Squint your eyes and you wont see the difference between fraud and the UK government over the past 71 years.

[@AwakeMT]

Because the Turkish barbers and businesses that launder money pay council tax that they don't care to investigate

[@SigmaTheWhiteFlame]

The free middle space should be "Nothing ever happens"

[@harbl99]

Or 'Starmer Fails To Human'.

[@Pinkdam]

The year was 1895... shortly after the 'hung' British election, a young cavalry subaltern named Winston Churchill was having lunch with Liberal statesman Sir William Harcourt; in his book *The World Crisis* Churchill recounts: "In the course of a conversation in which I took, I fear, none too modest a share, I asked the question, "What will happen then?" "My dear Winston," replied the old Victorian statesman, "the experiences of a long life have convinced me that nothing ever happens."

[@ShimobeSama]

It is, if you watch the second video where it skips ahead past the part where they add that.

[@McWallis339]

A strong chance that Nigel Farage will run away or at least alienate everybody he's supposed to represent.

[@incurableromantic4006]

Yeah - at some point Reform are going to cave and go establishment.

[@sirrathersplendid4825]

Yep. Big risk he will go across the pond to wear an orange poppy.

[@helen677]

You’ve got to give Reform a chance.

[@MegaCityPatrol]

Yep. Farage doesn't really want the responsibility. Great charisma but no desire to lead

[@ssapp72]

For the EU to secede from America, they would have to foot their own defense bills for the first time in a century.

[@pietrayday9915]

They're basically describing a post-NATO Europe, and I think that it's a possibility, but more likely that Donald Trump's administration might secede from NATO, leaving Europe largely on their own, while forging a new alliance better oriented to post-Soviet geopolitics and economics. That sort of world might look a bit more like the USA more closely aligned to, say, Poland, and Hungary, than to France, Germany, and Belgium.

[@16m49x3]

They seem to be recruiting so

[@ssapp72]

@@pietrayday9915 We will see. For the past decade, the number of US taxpayers who are tired of paying for the Pax Americana for the world is growing. We have problems at home, an insurmountable debt, bail everybody else out, and nobody’s coming to bail us out if we keep doing it until we are insolvent. It’s not a hateful thing at all, it’s just an unwillingness to continue picking up most of the tab for friends who are always short when the bill comes.

[@xaviermagnus8310]

​@@ssapp72The left spent us beyond spending. Keynesian economics is amazing at destroying economies.

[@morva4498]

​@@pietrayday9915I consider USA being allied to Germany for technology reasons is a good thing. And Sweden as well. We share a lot of military technology with Germany.

[@PeterDanielBerg]

a six by six bingo card? do the british spell it bingou?

[@silentb2084]

Bingeaux

[@thechapelperilous]

Binge oh

[@illbeyourmonster1959]

Its metric math. Their numbers are smaller over there.

[@darthlaurel]

B I N G - NO

[@paxandlux]

I’m so glad someone figured out why the card seems wonky. 😂

[@duncefunce1513]

We Brits are surely more like Americans than we are like the continentals. Language alone, but also a million other things. I've been to the States, saw most of the East coast, it's barely a foreign country.

[@theaphaeus727]

Yes! When I went to the UK as an American, I felt at home. We are one people.

[@duckz134]

Me too. My part of the US feels more like England than London does.

[@16m49x3]

East coast yeah probably. Chicago and west coast maybe not

[@unitedkingdomoffiveeyes9765]

Being in the British millitary, you see how similar we actually are.

[@dee3368]

I live in new England not only are our towns named after villages,towns and city's in the u.k our accents are similar so is our way of life

[@Avtomat4774]

Carl and Beau are the only ones at that table who actually understand America. Edit: Also, DACA Amnesty AND mass deportations are almost certainly coming.

[@isaacbrowning5871]

Yeah, the rest of the guys fail to understand that Americans have a culture that is of English origin. They seem oddly stuck on us not being very ethnicly Anglo or having the same esthetic. They don't seem aware that the underlying philosophy is the same. It's just taken to it's most revolutionary extreme.

[@refugeehugsforfree4151]

Aka Trump will betray his base and laugh at them.

[@Avtomat4774]

@@refugeehugsforfree4151 nah. The vast majority of his base is fine with DACA kids. By definition they've been here for their entire lives. We're the Borg, and they've been assimilated. Besides Trump has always been clear that he's looking to make a deal on DACA. On the record, multiple times.

[@sonofliberty78]

Connor wasn’t present for this discussion, but I’d add him to the short list of “US understanders”, among the Lotus Eaters.

[@Blinkin71A]

​@@refugeehugsforfree4151 Again, folks have short memories.

[@baswenmakers6846]

Things will get crazier the more Power they appear to lose, which is the only value they hold. Better buckle up, because what we have seen in the last few weeks is only the start.

[@jmanjman2685]

Politicians are totally outraged and shocked when Trump wants to make deals with countries. They can not seem to understand the way his brash negotation skills work. This is so funny because you can totally understand it because he wrote a literal book about it for all the world to know about.

[@kate2create738]

It really exposes how incompetent the people running the world really are, just makes me grateful Trump reveal what’s behind the curtain are nothing but charlatans.

[@MichaelLeBlanc-p4f]

The USA has dominated Canada completely since the day Diefenbaker cancelled the 'Arrow' program, disarmed us, a dismantled the aero industy we'd begun thanks to the skill assembled here for that . . . Mostly all with long tech background from WWII.

[@ssapp72]

Scrap the socialism, make sweeping libertarian reforms, and in a decade you could be eating the USA’s lunch while we continue flirting with one foot in socialism and one foot out of that pond here. That’s all you have to do…

[@MrKoobuh]

Canada simply doesn't have the depth of field to compete with the US in any arena that matters geopolitically. Their only real assets are a century of friendship with the US, and abundant natural resources. Trying to fill Canada with foreigners from incompatible cultures has only weakened their position and made Canada, a Commonwealth nation with an interesting history and good people into effectively a year zero economic zone. Even if Canada re-establishes its Canadian-ness and sends the economic tourists home it will be depopulated by demographic collapse before it has a chance to truly take advantage of its resource potential.

[@joaocherrydon9413]

@@MrKoobuhCanada becoming India’s colony will continue, even with Canada’s economy taking such a downward trend that Indians are coming to Canada and heading back to India because it isn’t good enough there.

[@colinr0380]

"The 'Next' Pandemic" should turn up too.

[@16m49x3]

Thats for 2026

[@colinr0380]

@@16m49x3 -2029

[@francisdoherty4066]

It’s already being pushed in Canada. British Columbia has brought masking back for all health agencies

[@mattanderson6672]

Fantastic discussion Excellent analysis Thank you Sir Well said!! I always love listening to you Thank You Gentlemen Thank you Lotus Eaters, you are waking up and educating a whole generation

[@jane---489]

*_Regarding President Trump, "What will happen" ? He will seriously have to watch his back big time - There will be no_* *_shortage of 'Deranged people wating on a roof somewhere'..._*

[@refugeehugsforfree4151]

Bot^

[@MichaelLeBlanc-p4f]

Bombs scare me more than guns. In these crazy times doubt extra casualties matter to 'them'.

[@jane---489]

@@refugeehugsforfree4151 ' *_Absolutely right - Well done you ..._*

[@jane---489]

@@refugeehugsforfree4151 *_That's absolutely right -Well done you..._*

[@UsernameTed94]

I contend that Polievre will totally fold under Trump. Trump will be his first real "opponent" outside of Trudeau and CBC cronies. Polievre says the right things, but I'm just not sure if he has the strength to bulldoze his opposition in the case he does not win a majority. His response to Trump's Canada rhetoric felt like a great big pout. In the end, he lists a bunch of things he's going to do as PM, particularly on borders, which is exactly what Trump wants.

[@russianbot2630]

He would do good to try and negotiate free trade agreements with Trump. Rather than trying to have a macho man challenge with the clearly bigger man, Polievre should position himself as an ally.

[@TheJum]

If Trump was forced to choose between his base and the tech bros, he would choose his base 10 out of 10 times.

[@michaelcarson8375]

That's not true.. He jumped on the h1 visa problem on the side against his base. I'm American by the way.

[@joaocherrydon9413]

Nope. His base isn’t in his ear all the time. The tech bros have direct contact with him. Then you have the fact that he thinks his base will always cheer for him regardless whereas the tech bros are new people to get to like him.

[@magnificentcodpiece4275]

Farage goes full Dominic Cummings and turns on the reform party. That’s on my card

[@andrewmihelich6020]

a good bingo card should have a good mix of likely, unlikely, and improbable.

[@boomerix]

Considering the surge of "based" parties in Europe I would like to add the "resurgence of European imperialism" on the bingo card. I know it's unlikely, but Americas ambitions towards Greenland might be one of the things giving the leftist block the push needed to surrender to the based block that the Victorian European perspective is worth reigniting if Europe wants to keep it's relevancy on the world stage.

[@RaffieFaffie]

Not this year really what European country aside from maybe Poland has the funds for it

[@MikeJones-m6r]

Not "imperialism" but hopefully pride.

[@joaocherrydon9413]

That would have to come with the acknowledgment that certain people are incapable of forming competent societies. Places like Haiti will never be successful or stable under its own leadership.

[@floriaxonasaphroxilanthopo4904]

Zelenskiy having a bad ending (Jail, Exile or successful Butler Pensylvania) is my big prediction for 2025. Clashes in Kosovo maybe also.

[@thattigercat]

Throwing in "people in the Balkans fighting" is basically another free square

[@mechaman7818]

4:20 There's a series of books where this happens in the first few, the HERITAGE TRILOGY. America ends up fighting the UN, including Canada, and they call them the "Dirty UNdies." It's pretty funny. They end up fighting on the Moon, and then Mars. So it's pretty realistic.

[@darklelouchg8505]

I think the creation of the NAC (North American Commonwealth), present in Marko Kloos's Frontline Series is a distinct possibility.

[@jonathanlucas1501]

Speaking of blue balls, cutting the video after 1 row!

[@dee3368]

I live in Massachusetts we and the brits are the only ones in the world who know how to properly pronounce Worcester and Leicester😂

[@chronicles8324]

amen brother

[@bigolbearthejammydodger6527]

put me down for: "a parting on the left is now a parting on the right".

[@captainphoenix]

"Meet the new boss..."

[@rossdavidson5122]

Listening to a bunch of Brits discuss American politics is so funny. You come so close to our outlook yet cut hard to the left at the very last stitch.

[@pietrayday9915]

Yeah, I think Carl sometimes comes close to getting it, but Harry, for example, seems to either forget, or doesn't realize, that the United States is a little more complicated than just DC, New York City, Silicon Valley, and Hollywood California.... EDIT: Hell, I'm not sure Harry even remembers New York City and Washington DC in his "analysis" of American culture and politics.....

[@michaelcarson8375]

It is funny.

[@chronicles8324]

not sure its just american politics, they are discussing global politics

[@michaelcarson8375]

@ You are right. It's funny though when Brits don't get American politics and that reminds me to focus on British problems. I'm concerned about England becoming a failed state because that means the fall of the USA.

[@badgamemaster]

Trump: The UK should become a new state of the US I am joking.

[@postmodernmining]

All hail God Emperor Trump!

[@N0sf3r4tuR1s3n]

But if we did that, what happens to the Commonwealth? Do we just absorb the entire rest of the Anglosphere? It doesn't seem like a thing we should do, but on the other hand imagine what would happen if we did. They would all be subject to our Constitution, for one thing. And naturalizing them would be much easier than with most immigrants we get, because they already speak English and they are much closer to us culturally. Still, I kind of like the fact that they have a monarch and they do at least some things differently.

[@chrisredding6673]

If the USA had any sense, it wouldn't touch us with a bargepole.

[@chrisredding6673]

We would drag the US down with us.

[@thisismyname3928]

Too many liberals. Maybe more than Canada even.

[@mon_avis2978]

_Breaks up from_ is not the same as _secedes,_ which is what Carl originally said. Also "EU secedes from America" is funnier.

[@gatchy3]

But Carl Nothing ever happens.

[@s.emorygatorhive8927]

Come spend some time in America particularly in the South and you'll see exactly how much we have in common with yall.

[@northernshocksouthcoasteng7473]

Loved the south when I last visited. Fantastic accents and so much history. 🇬🇧

[@sirchadiusmaximusiii]

Does Harry realize that men in America consider men without a 2A freedom as basically women?

[@17millionfuckoffs]

Let's be honest its not wrong. G gangs wouldnt have got far if we had 2a.

[@pietrayday9915]

I wouldn't go so far as to say they're basically women, but I would say that it's kind of obvious that Harry keeps forgetting - or doesn't realize - that there are basically 49 US states that aren't stereotypical progressive California, in much the same way that most of the UK isn't (yet) Turkish Barber Street, London. Hollywood California, Washington DC, Portland Oregon, and Silicon Valley might have a bottomless appetite for pronouns and LGBTQUIA2S++MAP+LATINX+BIPOC intersectional politics, in much the same way that parts of the UK now have a bottomless appetite for Gruming Gangs and noncery, but most of the USA and the UK are - even now - still a different story. Urban California is like an utterly foreign country to most of the rest of the USA - and to most of the rest of California, for that matter. Flyover Country, USA looks at the rainbow-coloured cop-cars full of lesbian aunties in London as Harry sneers about "gay America", and laughs, "what is Harry even talking about???"

[@harbl99]

Harry barely comprehends men who don't go to his local gym ("Are they even human?"), so...

[@16m49x3]

Do you realize that 1/3 of your men consider the 2A barbaric?

[@BobbieBalldo]

@@harbl99 in fairness, physically weak men are more contemptible than men who stay in shape

[@jdawson9944]

Carl being put in a gulag for hate speech ❤

[@illbeyourmonster1959]

He di'nt ave a loicence for dem big werds Eee used.

[@thisismyname3928]

The silver lining of fascistic censorship.

[@frdsg8350]

Waiting for his dlc to drop in space marines 2

[@michaelcarson8375]

Are you Europe or U.K.? Most Americans do not think of England as part of Europe.

[@chronicles8324]

im with carl, we split from eu because we dont want to be run by them

[@michaelcarson8375]

@ why are you guys still letting the EU tell you what to do?

[@FlumboFrommelkont]

Trump on his inauguration: "The attempt on my life has left me scarred and deformed, but I assure you my resolve has never been stronger! The culture war is over. The leftists have been defeated, and the Democrat gaslighting has been foiled. We stand on the threshold of a new beginning. In order to ensure our security and continuing stability, North America will be reorganized into the first American Empire! for a safe and secure society!" Kamala Harris: "So this is how wokeness dies, with thunderous applause..."

[@ebbezackariasson3736]

the EU is way too bureaocratic to be influenced by national politics, even German politics.

[@pietrayday9915]

Basically, a European counterpart to the US Deep State, or the UK civil service as depicted in "Yes, Minister" - the Europeans have at long last achieved their ancient dream of establishing a Kafkaesque nightmare to replace anything and everything that was ever sensible in Europe with endless red tape, forms, corrupt back-room plotting to find new ways to dehumanize the population of Europe, and saddle the continent with reams of meaningless laws and regulations designed only to prevent ordinary people from doing ANYTHING without a committee looking over their shoulder to micro-manage the worst possible way to get it done for them.....

[@VallornDeathblade]

Bo I think overestimates Russia's ability to be a world hegemon and project power. Nukes and submarines are expensive and require a lot of highly specialized maintenance, russia's economy and manufacturing base simply can't keep up with them. Russia can't even really manage its carriers as seen with the ever decreasing status of the Kuznetsov. What Russia does have is raw materials, oil, gas, etc and so while it lacks the capabilities to be a hegemon on its own, it could easily be the kingmaker for a hegemon like China or India by pumping their manufacturing sector full of cheap lumber, ore, and petroleum.

[@ConradAinger]

But they do maintain their nukes and submarines, and are enhancing their fleet.

[@NoahBodze-pm9ok]

Carl’s point is that Russia remains a player in relation to others as potential hegemon. They do. They have enough natural resources to sell for technology exchange, which is where they will pare the rare Russian genius with Chinese gifts of mimicry.

[@pietrayday9915]

Russia's biggest self-imposed obstacle, I would suggest, would be its own post-Soviet corruption and inability to work as a coherent team with itself. Russia: "Hey Ivan, where's that Deluxe Hegemony I ordered last year? I know I put it in storage for a rainy day, but I can't find any Hegemony anywhere now!" Ivan: "Yeah, well about that? See, we ordered a Deluxe Hegemony, but the manufacturer charged us triple but delivered a mid-tier Hegemony instead, and then the Russian Mafia sold it to the Chinese and left a cut-rate knock-off hegemony-light in its place." Russia: "Well, where is the hegemony-light, then? We need that hegemony, NOW! Boris, where's that hegemony?" Boris: "I heard from my brother-in-law, who heard from his cousin, who heard from his barber, who heard from some hobo known only as Happy Igor that our generals all had a little too much vodka one night while playing strip poker, and one of them lost a bet, and took that hegemony out on the town on a dare, and brought it back broken, smelling like cigars and wet bear, and stripped of any valuable parts, so we sent it in for a new paint job and some cardboard patches to hide the rough edges, and we're currently waiting on a fifth-generation cedar-tree-shaped air freshener to be delivered by Amazon dotcom but it's on back-order and isn't expected to arrive until 2060, and then only if we send the remaining seven installment payments of fourty-nine-thousand-ninety-nine rubles!" Russia: "But I've already checked the shop, THERE IS NO HEGEMONY ANYWHERE! Where's our hegemony? Mikhael, you're in charge of our hegemony repair shop, where is it?" Mikhael: "The shop?" Russia: "NO! The hegem.... wait, what do you mean, 'the shop'?" Mikhael: "We can't find the shop, either - the latest report is that the DIA smuggled the shop out of the country five years ago before the hegemony ever arrived, and the shop was last scene being used as the set for a gay corn movie starring the US Senate. We think the hegemony was left on the side of the road somewhere in Siberia when the driver got lost looking for a hegemony warehouse to store it at, but we're not completely sure.who the driver was, where the road is, or whether we even have a hegemony warehouse." Russia: "How soon can we find a replacement hegemony????" Uri: "Best we can do is three T-34s, thousand Soviet-era BMPs on loan from North Korea, and a former KGB operative's wife named Olga who is rumored to be almost as good as a mid-tier hegemony! We think the mob can get you the BMPs by this weekend, and Olga should be free by mid-September, but those T-34s might be a real problem, we think they were probably stolen by some farmers in Smolensk and sold as either farm tractors, snow plows, or moonshine stills, we're not entirely sure which...."

[@jimmyjunk3093]

@ConradAinger We have absolutely no idea what the actual condition of the Russian, or any nation's, nuclear stockpile is; it's not like they'll truthfully tell the world "X% of our nuclear silos are fully operational." Also the Russians had 7 nuclear powered submarines sink since the 70s; latest one was in 2003. The US had 3 nuclear powered subs sink all during the 60s. Remember, remember the Russian cruiser Moskva.

[@VallornDeathblade]

@@jimmyjunk3093 Not just Moskva, remember Kursk too. We've also had stories from Russia of missile troops using the solid fuel for cooking, and the infamous story from China of people stealing ballistic missile fuel and replacing it with water.

[@BadMotivator66]

Beau- it's NUCLEAR not NUCULAR

[@nickmail7604]

Europe cannot afford to break away from America, same with ourselves in the UK, we desperately need the American military and the American dollar to defend us. Europe breaks away from America at its peril, the Baltic states would be snatched up by Putin almost straight away for starters.

[@SomeCanine]

America has no problem with "Europe". You're the closest people we have to kin elsewhere on the planet. The only part we objected to was being controlled by a foreign monarch that we had no connection to. British culture had become different from American culture over the centuries. I'm sure you wouldn't like it if you were forced to pay taxes to America and had no say in how America spent those taxes or why you paid them in the first place.

[@ryan.1990]

Sorry Josh 8:57 Britain ≠ Europe

[@MidwestArtMan]

Things I'm expecting (mostly American things): 1. Another French election with RN gaining seats 2. Deportations equal to an Obama year, which the media will say is horrible and barbaric, while also saying that his base should be upset because it's less than he promised. 3. At least one, possibly two, congressmen will die in office, prompting discussions of term limits and age limits, but nothing will change 4. The Ukraine War will have peace talks, and Russia will have Crimea and possibly more territory officially recognized as theirs 5. J6 protestors will be pardoned, but Enrique Tarrio and some others won't be 6. Trump will still be alive at the end of the year 7. The Liberals beating the NDP for second place by less than 5 points in the popular vote

[@alexgreen6678]

I’d be happy if Trump deported half of them. In reality I don’t think he can deport 15 to 20 million in 4 years. On the bright side Trump can lay down the blueprint for his predecessor.

[@joaocherrydon9413]

Canadian elections are not run by popular vote. The Liberals probably will get a bigger vote share than the NDP, even if they get less seats. It’s a winner take all system (First Past the Post) for each riding. So if in a riding the Cons get 10k votes and Liberals get 9.8k and the NDP get 4k, the Cons get the seat and the other 2 get nothing. The vote totals are also entirely irrelevant as they aren’t added up to figure who got the most votes in a province.

[@MidwestArtMan]

@joaocherrydon9413 True. I have no clue what to predict for seat totals, though. I'm just confident that the Conservatives will get an outright majority.

[@heatherconner1125]

Oh Harry. You do know that by ancestry and the numbers America is more Anglo than the UK, right? And certainly more British once you add up all the Celts.

[@chopsandarchie7015]

Strangely enough, the Welsh, Irish and Scots are less "Celtic" than the south of England. Look to Caesar, who defined such things, and celts were the people from southern Gaul and trans alpine Gaul. The first record of the Irish, Scots and WElsh etc being celts was by one of QUeen Elizabeth I's courtiers in 1574. Obviously, he hadn't been flogged enough at school!

[@DPH1M1M]

Lads… you might need an American voice to balance this out. Your view of America seems off. Let me know if you need a chap to chat 😊

[@FaithfulOfBrigantia]

Nothing ever happens

[@Tigger-roo1234]

Nothing happens at all, the needle returns to the start of the song and we all go along like before...

[@therocinante3443]

But it's finally happening

[@harbl99]

Until it does, and then the NEH chuds are nowhere to be seen. (See also: France in the early 1940s)

[@FaithfulOfBrigantia]

@@therocinante3443 A happening just flew over my house!

[@dastardlyman]

i just-want-labour-out

[@barryjamescunningham5293]

Lotus Eaters bingo!!

[@ryanbarkenhagen3321]

The fact that they are using MS paint instead of a spreadsheet just hurts my soul.

[@bl4531]

Lol how do you get through life 😄

[@NoticemeSinPi]

Captain MAGA 2: Civil War

[@stechuskaktus3577]

Is there some kind of mashine running in the background? i could swear i hear this episode some humming...

[@bluemm2852]

I can't hear it my tinnitus is too loud.

[@WaldregTheGreat]

Nothing, as usual

[@wobblybobengland]

I thought you were all Grammar School kids, I got a GCSE grade C in English at a majority Pakistani Comprehensive but still successfully succeed in spelling secede!

[@emperorsnewclothes9405]

i went to the same school ,i got a GCSE in stoning

[@harbl99]

Nah, nah, it's 'sah-seed', innit bruh. Distinct from 'suck-seed', which is totally different for reason wot ekscayp me.

[@wobblybobengland]

@@harbl99 it dant matta two day do it bruv? We's nah edicaded, n stuff

[@2tone209]

AY UP LOTUS EATERS

[@thisismyname3928]

Another one!

[@JonathanWithers-f7i]

Until now I really rated these Lotus guys… but their analysis on a lot of this is a bit uninformed. The Christian Right see God saving Trump from death at Butler Pa. They prayed for him and God delivered his Pres. Not an issue.

[@Kimjoelun]

In fairness this is lads hour. It's the less researched shit shooting show where they talk about gut feelings and more silly stuff!

[@hvalenti]

Leave it to a Brit to quibble over gay-sass categorization. I can almost hear Bronski Beat's "Smalltown Boy" in the background.

[@shoutinghorse]

Carl and his caviats ffs 🤦‍♂

[@thisismyname3928]

Yeah, he's quite the 😿

[@harbl99]

caveat, from the Latin 'cave', to beware of.

[@helen677]

When you realise that it could get even worse……..

[@bazmilo-furball1]

Mmmm no nuclear war…. Iran….

[@theaphaeus727]

The EU and the US should not rift apart!!!! We're Western civilization and should remain intact!

[@yodaslovetoy]

Sorry guys but that picture in the bottom right is very distracting. That's a cracking looking axe

[@KynBleiddVI]

Steel battleaxe - Skyrim

[@frdsg8350]

I know what you mean, Nigel has that effect on me also

[@juliantheapostate8295]

Nothing ever happens