Knight in shining armor Stephanie Hollingsworth, 20, who works in the Lodi News-Sentinel mailroom, assembled an impressive 80-pound suit of chainmail.
She spooled electric fencing wire around a metal dowel to form a long spring, which she then clipped into small rings and fastened together to form mail.
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Todd Cronin posted at 5:02 pm on Fri, Jan 4, 2013.
What is the reason this time "simon"?
Todd Cronin posted at 4:58 pm on Fri, Jan 4, 2013.
What is the reason this time "simon"?
Ted Lauchland posted at 9:15 am on Fri, Jan 4, 2013.
Not that it has anything to do with this particular article and Mr. Birch has every right to void it but perhaps some can relate.
I always figured the best thing you can do for a homeless person was to give them a shirt and tie. Anything else would be useless.
Ted Lauchland posted at 9:09 am on Fri, Jan 4, 2013.
The difference between pluses and minuses. Stephanie Hollingsworth gave of herself. It diserved giving back and moving forward. I think it would be a great first date garmet myself (as a father).
Jerry Bransom posted at 6:15 pm on Thu, Jan 3, 2013.
Todd that is completely uncalled for and you should apologize. Medieval games have been going on for as long as I can remember. We used to do it in College. We had Swords, Lances & the Jousting Tournaments were great. In 30 years I have not seen anyone using drugs at these events. I am pretty sure you would be banned if you did.
Todd Cronin posted at 5:06 pm on Thu, Jan 3, 2013.
Why was my commit removed?
What policy was it in violation of?
This is the second time this has happened!
Ted Lauchland posted at 2:04 pm on Thu, Jan 3, 2013.
Heavy Metal Band? Is it bullet proof ? Kevlar's better. Does it have a triple prong plug at the bottom? - ZAP! You light up my life. Bit Heavy ? - What a drag. Custom built dress complete with washing instructions and warnings on the tag. (Remove dress BEFORE jumping in river)
WOW - I've never seen a hobby quite like that before. Suppose that is part of what the thrill of the Highland Games are about. - Good job. - Hope the horse can handle it.