Don ' t talk to me or my keyblade ever again . <| sep |> you ' ve gone and fucked it right there you have <| sep |> A very important photo shoot for my puberty years <| sep |> First time i saw it , it was with my then girlfriend and i guess i was 13 at the time . Even as a 22 year old male i tear up every time i see it . The Feeltrain is huge in this one ! <| sep |> what song did he change ? <| sep |> Nah , the fugitive slave act pretty much tanks any state ' s rights argument . <| sep |> on an ultralight beam <| sep |> 22 lr is a dirty round <| sep |> I heard of 193 is not considered tall in Sweden , especially young generation . I have a few of Swedish friends . They are all over 190 cm . <| sep |> Something that I think should be clarified further is that there are two very very different kinds of Chivalry the modern understanding of Chivalry , which as you note is a heavily romanticized version of proper knightly behavior extending mostly to the realm of social conduct , especially between men and women and the actual codes of Chivalry , an unwritten but semiformalized set of rules and regulations that attempted to address the many potential problems of having the warrior class and the political elite being one and the same . So yes , this romantic notion of the Age of Chivalry wasn ' t a real thing , but knights did understand and legitimately care about standards of chivalric behavior . They were just often very different standards than the modern conception would lead us to believe . To read more , I ' d recommend Maurice Keen ' s Chivalry , which is probably the work on the subject most influential to the modern historiography . Geoffroi de Charny ' s Book of Chivalry is a great primary source , as well .