Read that fbi link i sent about the HISTORY of the mafia's my friend... and see where THAT trope you reference comes from.Yokai said:
( and Robin Hood, rather relatedly )
IRL Thieves Guild?
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( and Robin Hood, rather relatedly )
If i say i know more about "real thieves guilds" than Oblivion, would that excuse me?
My preference is for games i do not consider "console games" ( i know, it's both ) - not knocking them, just not my preference.
Yes, this "gray fox" sounds very 'robin hood' - again, check the history to see why that trope sunk in.
Sicily didn't appreciate being occupied any more than the Saxon English did, apparently.
Also, I ask you to compare to the American (mostly film ) love of "gangsters" as the robin hood, little guy. DON'T make me sing " A man named Jayne".
* ps: you guys are cracking me up!
My preference is for games i do not consider "console games" ( i know, it's both ) - not knocking them, just not my preference.
Yes, this "gray fox" sounds very 'robin hood' - again, check the history to see why that trope sunk in.
Sicily didn't appreciate being occupied any more than the Saxon English did, apparently.
Also, I ask you to compare to the American (mostly film ) love of "gangsters" as the robin hood, little guy. DON'T make me sing " A man named Jayne".
* ps: you guys are cracking me up!
I don't remember getting into the NRA by giving a homeless man with a cool name a coin.Colonel Alzheimer said:
That's easy. If there were, they wouldn't exist anymore if it became public knowledge that a Thieves Guild existed.
But, this world is HUGE! There are 6 BILLION people on this planet. To say there is none is quite... Senseless.
But, this world is HUGE! There are 6 BILLION people on this planet. To say there is none is quite... Senseless.
Oo oo, I wanna join!
I wonder if there's anything legit that's similar to the Dark Brotherhood. Not just angsty teenagers trying to summon satan or whatever. But like a big assassinating occultist group that has lasted throughout time to exist now. .
I suppose there wouldn't be a real way of finding that out, huh?
I wonder if there's anything legit that's similar to the Dark Brotherhood. Not just angsty teenagers trying to summon satan or whatever. But like a big assassinating occultist group that has lasted throughout time to exist now. .
I suppose there wouldn't be a real way of finding that out, huh?
That's because you joined the public front organisation not the true NRA.laststandman said:
*sighs* Go to the corner of Jackson and 4th, ask for No-Nose Lorenzo, give him a quarter and say "The artichoke barks at midnight".
We need a Thieves Guild so that we can finally regulate robbery-- history shows us that it is an unavoidable consequence of people living in a society with an unequal distribution of wealth, therefore we should give all thieves licenses to steal so that we can keep track of how much is stolen and keep it within an acceptable range.
And let's not forget about those four separate terrorist plots he (with the help of 4 different sidekicks) foiled.Lovelocke said:
how many gangs do you know?Badger Kyre said:
let me guess gangland
you know that sounds pretty interesting but a bad idea because of teaching people of how to do stuff that could be used illegallyLovelocke said:
I'm reasonably certain that in order to become a professional locksmith you need to be part of the guild, much like the magicians guild. The point of these organizations is to protect their secrets and make sure not everyone has access to potentially dangerous skills, but still enables some to make a legal living out of it. You can hire a locksmith the open your door if you lock yourself out of your house, provided you can show identification that the house is yours.
Brokenglove's got the right idear. I mean, I'll tell ya right now I'd use it for evil, but gentlemanly evil. I wouldn't slash up couches and shit (I've seen some apartments get this kind of treatment).
In, out, nobody the wiser. It casually comes up in conversation, "Honey do you know where I put that ONE watch?"
In, out, nobody the wiser. It casually comes up in conversation, "Honey do you know where I put that ONE watch?"