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ariel · 30th October 2022, 05:56 PM

I have been banned for 3 months. The reason: " Repeat arguing".
Sounds kind of strange, because the whole purpose of the Forum is finding the truth and it requires arguments .
But be that as it may, I got a lot of free time on my hands and was able to use it productively: finished several papers from the lowest drawer, together with a friend of mine from Moscow completed editing the first decent book on pituitary diseases in Russian and bought several nice swords: old Yemeni one ( it ain't no Bukharan!) and a likely Yemeni shashka-like saber ( as per 2nd edition of Gracie's book), a couple of old Uzbek ( well, kind of) daggers, a circa 18th century Polish karabela and a Polish-Lithuanian Tatar saber.
Will post them gradually for general discussion and ... argumentation:-), Everybody is invited.
Also, found a good groomer for our geriatric mini-schnauzer, mastered several Georgian ( Tbilisi, not Atlanta!) dishes and started moving my library and all swords down to the walk-out basement.
Not bad for an old geezer!

30th October 2022, 05:56 PM	#1
ariel Member Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: Ann Arbor, MI Posts: 5,503	Three months long vacation:-) I have been banned for 3 months. The reason: " Repeat arguing". Sounds kind of strange, because the whole purpose of the Forum is finding the truth and it requires arguments . But be that as it may, I got a lot of free time on my hands and was able to use it productively: finished several papers from the lowest drawer, together with a friend of mine from Moscow completed editing the first decent book on pituitary diseases in Russian and bought several nice swords: old Yemeni one ( it ain't no Bukharan!) and a likely Yemeni shashka-like saber ( as per 2nd edition of Gracie's book), a couple of old Uzbek ( well, kind of) daggers, a circa 18th century Polish karabela and a Polish-Lithuanian Tatar saber. Will post them gradually for general discussion and ... argumentation:-), Everybody is invited. Also, found a good groomer for our geriatric mini-schnauzer, mastered several Georgian ( Tbilisi, not Atlanta!) dishes and started moving my library and all swords down to the walk-out basement. Not bad for an old geezer!