You could be correct, sir. However, an intrepid soul does not waver in the face of daunting improbability when there is even the slight iota of possibility for innovation and progression in any particular craft or field,
I was, in actuality, thinking of layering from the internal core outward. Like, putting the more flexible metals at the center of the blade, then adding a layer of more tensile metal on the next layer, then applying heat and pressure.
Many of Lewis Carroll's contemporaries believe that vorpal is an inversion of the words verbal and gospel. Ergo, the vorpal sword is the word of a deity or God incarnate.
I was wondering, is it possible to forge a sword out of a sort of Damascus style configuration of tungsten, titanium, Crucible steel, military grade aluminum; then clay temperate and quench it in some sort of oil? Basically my main goal is to make my interpretation of a vorpal blade as in the Lewis Carroll nonsense poem,"The Jabberwocky". essentially I would like it to be flexible but also hard second only to Diamonds. and though tungsten has the highest tensile strength of any metal it is hard to forge do the fact that has extremely high melting point and not much space between his melting point and scorching Point temperature was if I were to incorporate aluminum steel and some titanium in there that might circumvent that problem. Are there any points or guidance y'all could give me?
5 months before the filming, they artificially inseminate a woman then at the time of filming they start a premature birth through stimulation. by the way this is horribly exaggerated in poor taste joke I hope they don't actually do that ever
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I don't have a set recipe yet, basically it's cornmeal, cinnamon, brown sugar, Chipotle chili powder, ancho chili powder, cayenne powder, black pepper, a dash of vanilla extract, and a scant amount of granulated sugar.