[soja]

I like to imagine he shouted "Touche!" as he struck the man who no doubt had insulted his honour

[soyadude]

I noticed a pattern with these videos from India. It is usually a random guy out of nowhere with a flashy shirt who delivers the killing blow.

[CrustyToes]

Originally Posted by wildaxboxer ↗

Hard to see, was he killed with his own sword ?

Lol, yes. He should not have pulled it in close proximity where just a couple inches moving room on a 3 foot sword

[ObamaPhones666]

Swords dont kill people.


Ninjas do.

[Dr_Jackal]

India, where their 2020 footage looks worse than that from 1990.

[wildaxboxer]

Originally Posted by jsmlove ↗

Yes, one guy pried the sword away while being talked to and pulled by another guy. It looked like the guy who got killed was about to just give up and walk away.
But then, the guy with the flower(?)-patterned shirt took the sword from the guy who pried it away and hit the victim in the back of the neck and ran away.

Not sure if that was understandable.

I am a Glaswegian mate, that was understandable alright

[jbell0129]

Originally Posted by Mr_Shlaapu ↗

Never...NEVER give up your sword!

I agree but in this case there were like ten dudes surrounding him. That’s unfair as shit

[Lindemann]

Wow those bellies. Now i get why india get less medals than Andorra on olympics.

[jsmlove]

Originally Posted by Lindemann ↗

Wow those bellies. Now i get why india get less medals than Andorra on olympics.

Probably because they over-fry their food, and it's cheap and widely available. They also have a tendency to drown out any natural taste of food by overpowering the food with spices.

Don't get me wrong. I'm not talking about food that is prepared at home. I'm talking about the cheap stuff you can get from local restaurants and street food where most Indians would go for convenience. However, that kind of food is developed for taste rather than health.

I would love Indian food occasionally but not as a typical diet.

[Pyramid_Head]

Sword cut him up like nothing.