What a dame!

Mar 29, 2026 3:56 AM

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dame
/dām/
noun
1.
(in the UK) the title given to a woman equivalent to the rank of knight.
"Dame Vera Lynn"
https://www.instagram.com/lady_ashlynn

I dont know why but that was actually the first thing that came to mind... that or jousting

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It’s not the sport. It’s that you eat right and take care of yourself

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Does anyone here remember Vera Lynn?

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What is love? Baby Buhurt me, buhurt me, ple-ease

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i heard shes working the customer complains department at at&t combining a the newest technology with a "service"oriented aproach

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Médiéval full contact !

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Look, when I say I'm panning, it's not the pan I'm panning for, it's the metal.

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Stupid sexy armor clad women beating the fuck out of each other.

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Purple steel maiden.

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I hear them saying, "daaaaaammmme!"

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I see an invisible subtitle effect

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Does this exist in the US? Because I would totally gear up and wail on my fellow ladies

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Oh look, a keeper!

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I volunteer dot gif

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There are probably buhurt gyms near you that'll get you in armor and in the list no money spent

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My guess was horseback riding so I think I was basically right

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Definitely read “butthurt”

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I did too, haha!

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So did I and I assumed it was a post about dudes assuming she doesn't look like she does this sport.

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Better wear your cake armor then.

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Yep

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The internet fried is

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I was thinking, "Oh that's a sport now?"

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If jousting is, why not

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If being Butthurt was a sport then some of my ex’s would be world champion contenders.

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Sounds like they all had a world class coach.

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same and i am i want to get my ass kicked by some knight

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There is probably a gym near you that'll get you in armor and fighting someone. If you are >1hour from Cincinnati, you can get your ass kicked by Ashlynn personally if you want lol

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I think they go for the head and your front body mostly. Could be mistaken

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block with my head understood

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That’s metal as shit

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"How does the grass taste little man?"

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I'm properly scaroused!

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Arousescared me

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Weird to see this on opening the FP. I was probably at some of these clips. Ashlynn is squirrely as hell, and a helluva femm fighter. As a 5'11" 260lbs dude, I wouldnt idlely want to fight her. (Red and gold is me)

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Strong girl! Medieval knights fistfight tournament?

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Love the frying pan!

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"You broke my smolder.."

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It's especially useful if it starts raining.

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A Fighter's favorite spell: Cast iron.

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Dun-na-na-na-na-na-na-na BAT-PAN!

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This is so underappreciated. <3

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I can hear the "ding" of pan on helmet.

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Multi tool. Crush in helms then fry up some sausages!

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I see ground and pound but where's the swordplay, where's the pizazz?

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Thy dame doth nawt run through a single twink, m'lord!

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It's modern buhurt. Not the ancient sport, nor HEMA (that's where the swordplay would happen), but a fun re-imagination of an older tournament sport.

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sword play in full plate was less dancing blades and more two handing the sword to use the pommel as a makeshift sledgehammer

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Thats called Mordshlaug (but y/k spelled correctly) right?

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Mordschlag (murder strike)

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That was used on occasion, but as I understand it not all that frequently. Most often was grappling, joint locks, and aiming weapon points at gaps in the plate and visor slits, or just raising their visor with your dagger in your other hand aimed at their face.

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Fundamentally if your opponent is decked out in steel armor from head to toe and you have a sword, then you brought the wrong weapon. If that's all you got then you make do, but you'd really prefer to have a something like a warhammer or a poleaxe.

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Hollywood gives you the wrong idea because the armor is all for show and doesn't actually stop shit. One of my favorite moments of GoT was in S1, when an unarmored nomad warrior strikes an armored knight with a sword, and he doesn't even bother parrying or stepping back. He just relies on his armor and grabs the sword. That's how it's supposed to work.

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Duels do more of the swordplay. Much of buhurt (at least the melee's and the profights) is physical strength and endurance against the same on the other side.

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Doesn't it usually end up with the larger, physically stronger opponent winning?

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Not with duels. With melees, shifting a big boy is tough, if they've got a low center of gravity, it's rough. But duels, it's all about speed and technique. Doesn't matter how hard you swing, it's all about unblocked hits. I once saw a guy get stunlocked because he was trying to block hits and they just kept coming and he couldn't do anything to block it (helps it was a longsword duel, and the guy was stuck in a zwerchau back and forth. https://youtube.com/shorts/RFXPrqtgmW4?si=CF6CCttqqJ3DYE6L)

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Totally nailed it. Who doesn't know about... that... sport?!

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Girl used to be a PE teacher till that one kid snitched

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Armored MMA

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Now that's a cool thought. I wonder if it is safer or worse

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I wonder about that myself. Bare knuckle boxing seems more dangerous on the face of it, but its not because you can't smash people in the face ...of it. I didn't think that sentence through. But yeah gloves let you smack people in the head over and over, and gloved boxing is way way more dangerous for both long and short term health.

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Probably safer, though the armour does mean your opponent will be far less restrained when it comes to tactics like smacking you in the head with a frying pan.

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With the helmets, you can take full on two handed baseball swings with polearms and it won't hurt you. You'll be dazed a bit, but no damage. The frying pan isn't a big deal. They don't normally use it, but at the end of the shows, the Barbs have a "mug fight", where 2 people go in with pewter mugs, cheer, and then begin bashing each other. Then, people file in with random weapons and last one standing wins. My favs are, a handicapped parking sign, a giant pâtissier whisk, and the steel chair.

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A lot of the injuries come around because of gaps in the armor, or just flukes. A guy that Ashlynn fights with sometimes got his elbow smashed due to a fluke of angles, had to have it reconstructed. But, most injuries I've seen happen to knees. A guy on the Barbs (duelist captain for a while at least) has torn most of the ligaments in his knee due to the sport. Does dueling now because it's less throws and having 350lbs of dude land on you.

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Is this jousting meets wrestling?

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Isn't wrestling jusr how you took down armored opponents?

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Ahh, Jousteling.

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MMA of the SCA... but I've never seen it on horseback.

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Wait! This is an actual thing?

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It is! Buhurt is usually point based duel or teams, full contact, steel required...but it's not quite like HEMA. Someone else described buhurt as what bored soldiers might do in a brawl—punching, kicking, grappling, brute force are all permitted. HEMA is for the nobility—demands a more technical & scholarly approach. The skills can reinforce each other. You'll likely find practitioners of both at any Ren Fair.

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Buhurt. She fights with the Cincinnanti Barbarians and the River Sirens. Around August/September, if you're in the Cincy/Dayton area and go to the Renn Faire, you can probably see her/everyone else duke it out. That is where a lot of these clips are fromm.

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So HEMA?

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FEMA. sorry

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Rectangle, square (I think).

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I feel like this is a bit more "let's just fight each others in armor for fun" and less "let's study proper techniques and let's try to apply them" .

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HEMA is as much about scholarship and study if Medieval martial technique. This doesnt strike me as scholarly seems more like armored MMA

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It's still a study of technique, just more free-form and experimental.

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Speaking as a HEMA fighter, I feel the two are definitely adjacent but distinct enough to be different sports. Buhurt comes down more to the armor, grappling, and raw physicality than actual weapons proficiency and manual study. (Which is in no way saying buhurt fighters lack skill; it's just a different set of skills.) We both enjoy swinging steel weapons at our friends, just in different ways and with different results.

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Ok I have never heard of Burt, I will look in to it. Thank you

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HEMA is a sport nobility does, Buhurt is what bored soldiers do while waiting in camp for orders.

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Buhurt is just the german (and french I think) term for what you in english call "melee".
https://de-wikipedia-org.translate.goog/wiki/Buhurt?_x_tr_sl=de&_x_tr_tl=en&_x_tr_hl=de&_x_tr_pto=wapp

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