FabricatedGeek

Diverse, actually pretty close to split between masc/fem and a lot of non-binary, all over the sexuality map, many of us have kids and long term careers in basically all the fields, focused on kindness and inclusion, makers of innumerable crafts, generous, loving, the full range of physical capacity from "wheelchair bound" to "run a marathon while fighting people and in armor", and dear ghu not on site but there's a lot of fuckin going on.

How you assholes use LARP:

Synonym to loser/poser/wannabe.

Which, hey, whatever. I ain't losing sleep over it, I'mma just choose to ignore all the words dribbling from your lips as a result because clearly they ain't worth shit lol. If you're not gonna get my name outta your mouth, I just won't engage you ✌️ I'll probably be much happier and smarter for it.

woman with 20+ years experience, most respected professional in her field, refuses to work under unsafe conditions (aka shitty colleague literally trying to murder her) and instead of listening to her massively justified concern, the new tech bro investors decide to just have an entry-level employee fill in for her.

"I'd really love to see [x] explored more often in fiction." -> Perfectly reasonable, great way to connect with other people who feel the same!

Karabela sabre with scabbard (1868)

An ornate karabela sabre presented by Galician noble families to Adam Sapieha. The sabre references the history of the Sapieha family, including prominent ancestors such as Paweł Jan and Lew Sapieha, 17th-century Grand Hetmans of Lithuania.

Type: Karabela sabre, ceremonial weapon

Overall length: 85.5 cm

Blade length: 73.5 cm

Blade width: 3.7 cm

Scabbard length: 75.9 cm

Weight (sabre): 1004 g

Weight (scabbard): 597 g

Origin: Lviv / Vienna / Kraków (Poland / Austria, Galicia)

Material: Pattern welding, gold, silver, diamond, wood (plant material), velvet, topaz, spinel, silver thread

Technique: enameling, inlay, stone setting, gilding, repoussé, chiselling