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illustratus · 15 days

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Circus Games in Ancient Rome by Luigi Ademollo

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trophiesdev · 3 months

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whew i can finally show this off! nwn trophies steam page is officially up for wishlisting!!!

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389 · 11 months

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Dad and All of His Trophies, 2015 Leonard Suryajaya

#art #photography #trophies #dad #award #art direction #Leonard Suryajaya #u

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shiftythrifting · 10 months

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#thrifting #jars of shit #trophies #didi's finds #used rock #I thought it was a heat rock but no just outside rock like is everywhere here in Mass #savers #fairies

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mypastnow · 1 year

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#blk&wht photography #vintage photography #buddies #vintage diving #vintage swim #trophies

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viejospellejos · 2 years

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cluelesshero · 1 year

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#407 Loner

Just let me play alone!!

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vintagehomecollection · 2 years

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Rooms by Design, 1989

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ancientorigins · 4 months

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A new study has proven that the once doubted words of Herodotus were right, Scythians did use the scalps and skin of their slain enemies as trophies, repurposing it to make arrow quivers and hand towels.

#Scythians #leather #skin #warriors #trophies #ancient #history #ancient origins

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terrence-silver · 3 months

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Do you think that Terry has kept anything from his military days? A uniform, weapon, any kind of trinket? Or would he want to get rid of it all? Does it change over time across the KK3/CK Terry eras?

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Think he kept it all.

I mean, look at this guy. Really look at him.☝️

Does this seem like a guy who wouldn't? C'mon, now.

Uniform, the weapon he used in his service, whatever medals he won, if he won any; the very combat boots he wore, if at all possible. Photographs, trinkets, dogtags, newspaper clippings, souvenirs, memories of exclusively sentimental value. He preserved it all. Because, contrary to popular belief, I don't think Terry Silver ever felt ashamed of his military service, in fact, in the 80's, man seems downright proud of it, saluting in public and he doing it with all the gusto in the whole wide world: man's as patriotic as they come (possibly to worrying and maybe even toxic degrees, because I doubt there's anything Terry can do mildly). I simply think that in his older age he was wise enough to know not everyone would react favorably to him saying he served, least of all, in Vietnam of all places, one of the more controversial wars the US ever fought to date. No pats on the back would be given for that and Terry is clever enough to be able to read the figurative room and the sensibilities of the era, as he goes ahead and adapts to them, flying under the radar, keeping the nitty-gritty aspects of himself neatly tucked away because I feel he understands only a fool goes around being wholly transparent. He is a shrewd businessman, after all. He knows what to reveal and what not to reveal, or at least, what not to highlight and what not to. It was a subject so personal and hidden in plain sight one almost gets the impression it's publicly known he served, but outside of John Kreese and ironically, while manipulating Mr. Miyagi, another veteran, it is never really mentioned, discussed, brought up or talked of by Terry to anyone else in too many details because he possibly didn't want the most important, formative, meaningful and traumatizing years of his life even talked of by unworthy mouths who wouldn't understand what the heck he's talking about and it's inherent gravitas, and if they did, doubt he could guarantee containing himself.

After all, who would?

Would anyone talk about such a meaningful event casually?

Can it be talked about casually?

Like, do we really think Terry Silver would be here talking about his years in the war in front of, oh, I don't know, Emile and Cheyenne over brunch at a garden party, for example? His time as POW and everything that went down out there in the jungle? Lets be real for a moment. Of course Terry would be deliberately vague and brush it off like 'there's not much to say' because these aren't the type of people you can talk about anything more serious and impactful than the next round of Mimosas. Know your audience. Know the audience's limits. Naturally, whatever keepsakes he brought back from the war were and remained hidden too --- his and exclusively for him. All throughout the many decades. His own personal museum.

But, I do believe he's brought back a ton of things; and not just his own.

I'm prone to imagine Terry Silver owns a whole shrine, in fact.

If it was at all conceivable for him to retrieve anything of Ponytail's, trust and believe he's in possession of that too, because if he could take the man's hair and the man's mannerisms, usurping them like a virtual facestealer, he could collect his posthumous belongings as well --- uniform, personal items, letters from home, journals, records, magazines and whatever else his friend had with him seeing as how he fashioned himself into his friend's mirror image, a walking doppelganger, a walking, talking grave, so why not have his things too? His stuff? It's only right he should have them. Be their keeper, guardian and owner. Halfway usurping him and his very personhood, halfway paying homage to him.

Stolen valor galore.

A stolen life too.

What if he owns something of Captain Turner's too? Now, there's a freaky thought.

Or enemy personnel he's encountered and terminated out on the field or in combat, because, regardless how boyish, skinny and doe eyed he was while he was Twig, I have no doubt in mind he killed, at least someone. Is it even possible to survive the Vietnam war as a soldier without taking lives? Don't doubt he collected trophies too. Someone's molar, for all we know, because the rabbit hole, oh, it can go very deep and it can go very dark indeed. I like to think that's exactly why Terry was giving such a gleeful, near enviously hateful glare when faced with Mr. Miyagi's medal, almost as if he was thinking 'Why not me?' right before he pocketed that too and added it to his excessive collection of army memorabilia.

Perhaps, indulging in some hero worship and giving it to John instead.

Feeling John deserves it more. That John deserves all the accolades in the world.

Regardless, I am convinced Terry Silver owns a virtual treasure trove of army stuff and has for decades --- both his own and those pertaining to other people, because it simply makes sense for his character to be in possession of such a thing. This is a hill I'll die on; this is a stash so private and concealed it might as well not exist, shrouded like the ultimate vulnerability, perhaps even from himself at times. For all anyone could be concerned, he did dispose of everything a long time ago, but I don't think he's a man who ever disposes of anything meaningful to him in any way --- a man who can't let go of grudges, creeds, rivalries, promises, oaths and friendships for half a century isn't likely to let go of a uniform he fought in either.

#he still undoubtedly has his bucket hat somewhere #terry silver #kk3 #cobra kai #character analysis #vietnam war #army #military #military memorabilia #trophies #john kreese

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tennis-out-of-context · 1 year

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