depopulating the countryside with machine guns and b-29s is easy. doing so with nothing but a halberd, two dozen musketballs and sheer determination takes the heart of a hater
November 8, 2025 at 9:53 AM
depopulating the countryside with machine guns and b-29s is easy. doing so with nothing but a halberd, two dozen musketballs and sheer determination takes the heart of a hater
this is actually extremely funny. "My ancestors fought for Lee's army and that made it possible for me to be part of America today" yeah because they lost. "Great-great-great grandpappy getting riddled with musketballs at Bull Run is why I'm an American"
July 7, 2026 at 3:17 PM
this is actually extremely funny. "My ancestors fought for Lee's army and that made it possible for me to be part of America today" yeah because they lost. "Great-great-great grandpappy getting riddled with musketballs at Bull Run is why I'm an American"
I think the Children Of The American Revolution should hunt and kill the Children Of The Confederacy and then turn their musketballs on themselves
April 10, 2026 at 2:34 PM
I think the Children Of The American Revolution should hunt and kill the Children Of The Confederacy and then turn their musketballs on themselves
On my way to make my own gunpowder and cast lead musketballs
Sean Bean as Richard Sharpe
ALT: Sean Bean as Richard Sharpe
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May 15, 2026 at 1:29 AM
On my way to make my own gunpowder and cast lead musketballs
He was wearing a Tricorn and carved "ANTI-ICE" into his musketballs.
September 24, 2025 at 6:12 PM
He was wearing a Tricorn and carved "ANTI-ICE" into his musketballs.
We are wrapping it up in Trench 3 today and getting ready to cheer for everyone at their naturalization ceremony here at the Bunker Hill monument! Congrats to all!
Our buried 1775 surface has yielded another British and another provincial musket ball. (1/2)
Our buried 1775 surface has yielded another British and another provincial musket ball. (1/2)
June 16, 2026 at 2:55 PM
We are wrapping it up in Trench 3 today and getting ready to cheer for everyone at their naturalization ceremony here at the Bunker Hill monument! Congrats to all!
Our buried 1775 surface has yielded another British and another provincial musket ball. (1/2)
Our buried 1775 surface has yielded another British and another provincial musket ball. (1/2)
This is a tense period in human history, Absolutely.
But remember there are bullet holes Église St-Éloi, S.London has stretchers for fences, &the US still unearths musketballs from the revolutionary war
Despite that we still had the 80s the internet µwave popcorn
We will come back from this
But remember there are bullet holes Église St-Éloi, S.London has stretchers for fences, &the US still unearths musketballs from the revolutionary war
Despite that we still had the 80s the internet µwave popcorn
We will come back from this
March 4, 2025 at 5:11 AM
This is a tense period in human history, Absolutely.
But remember there are bullet holes Église St-Éloi, S.London has stretchers for fences, &the US still unearths musketballs from the revolutionary war
Despite that we still had the 80s the internet µwave popcorn
We will come back from this
But remember there are bullet holes Église St-Éloi, S.London has stretchers for fences, &the US still unearths musketballs from the revolutionary war
Despite that we still had the 80s the internet µwave popcorn
We will come back from this
Like, enchanting musketballs and/or barrels of early guns is so easy!
Not being able to imagine them is... funny.
Not being able to imagine them is... funny.
August 14, 2026 at 3:59 PM
Like, enchanting musketballs and/or barrels of early guns is so easy!
Not being able to imagine them is... funny.
Not being able to imagine them is... funny.
Better yet, she's a grenadier. She's dressed like this, but with a muzzle and a wolfskin coat. She's always the first one over the battlements, and comes back every time with a half dozen musketballs she barely notices in her flesh. Some units have been known to break just from seeing her charge.
May 23, 2026 at 11:39 PM
Better yet, she's a grenadier. She's dressed like this, but with a muzzle and a wolfskin coat. She's always the first one over the battlements, and comes back every time with a half dozen musketballs she barely notices in her flesh. Some units have been known to break just from seeing her charge.
Saw articles today about recent recoveries of a cannonball from the Battle of the Alamo and musketballs from the Battle of Bunker Hill.
Wars: Terrible to live with, but great for historians.
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June 17, 2026 at 9:40 PM
Saw articles today about recent recoveries of a cannonball from the Battle of the Alamo and musketballs from the Battle of Bunker Hill.
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Archaeologists find musket balls and fort linked to the Battle of Bunker Hill
Generations of Boston families played and picnicked on the grassy, sloping lawns of the Bunker Hill Monument. Musket balls and other artifacts from one of the American Revolution’s most consequential...
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June 22, 2026 at 5:33 AM
Mood.
In 1776 New York revolutionaries tore down this lead statue of King George III — posed as Caesar — and turned him into musketballs.
Sic semper tyrannis.
In 1776 New York revolutionaries tore down this lead statue of King George III — posed as Caesar — and turned him into musketballs.
Sic semper tyrannis.
February 3, 2025 at 10:23 PM
Mood.
In 1776 New York revolutionaries tore down this lead statue of King George III — posed as Caesar — and turned him into musketballs.
Sic semper tyrannis.
In 1776 New York revolutionaries tore down this lead statue of King George III — posed as Caesar — and turned him into musketballs.
Sic semper tyrannis.
if anyone tries to tell you that people spat musketballs down the barrel in history, they clearly have no idea what they were talking about, because... No, people did NOT stick a loaded gun barrel in their mouths to load a gun that was already faster to load with paper cartridges.
January 9, 2026 at 9:24 PM
if anyone tries to tell you that people spat musketballs down the barrel in history, they clearly have no idea what they were talking about, because... No, people did NOT stick a loaded gun barrel in their mouths to load a gun that was already faster to load with paper cartridges.
oh no, where could the skill of removing musketballs from bodies possibly come in handy at a later point oh no oh my what could this mean.
December 7, 2024 at 8:38 PM
oh no, where could the skill of removing musketballs from bodies possibly come in handy at a later point oh no oh my what could this mean.
Firing a musket for real can be a real thrill — our muskets do not fire musketballs, but the gunpowder they use is very real and so firing a musket on the battlefield requires special equipment & training.
March 9, 2026 at 9:30 AM
Firing a musket for real can be a real thrill — our muskets do not fire musketballs, but the gunpowder they use is very real and so firing a musket on the battlefield requires special equipment & training.
and poor henry but how long does he truly have with musketballs in him bc there’s no way he would’ve survived waiting the 2+ months of travel for claire to get back to the states💀
November 23, 2024 at 5:17 AM
and poor henry but how long does he truly have with musketballs in him bc there’s no way he would’ve survived waiting the 2+ months of travel for claire to get back to the states💀
<< Also: multiple powder charge caps indicate that action happened at a spot: musketeers are most likely to have lost them when ripping open powder bottles in a hurry. Caps help confirm musketballs found in the area were unlikely to be accidental losses.
We have a similar situation at Cheriton.
We have a similar situation at Cheriton.
January 14, 2024 at 7:45 PM
<< Also: multiple powder charge caps indicate that action happened at a spot: musketeers are most likely to have lost them when ripping open powder bottles in a hurry. Caps help confirm musketballs found in the area were unlikely to be accidental losses.
We have a similar situation at Cheriton.
We have a similar situation at Cheriton.
Dems should introduce a bill stating that you can't make tax policy if you don't pay taxes. Bye bye Donnie and Musketballs.
February 9, 2025 at 4:33 PM
Dems should introduce a bill stating that you can't make tax policy if you don't pay taxes. Bye bye Donnie and Musketballs.
there's a grandpa very loudly and very incorrectly talking about how the musketballs on display are made of clay, when the sign right there says they're made of lead :|
August 31, 2026 at 7:48 PM
there's a grandpa very loudly and very incorrectly talking about how the musketballs on display are made of clay, when the sign right there says they're made of lead :|
be brave & be creative
militia men melted statues into musketballs
both during the revolution and ww2, they produced their own clothing, their own foods, their own entertainment
they marched, they spoke, they met, they kept ideas & hope alive
they worked in secret and relied on their fellow man
militia men melted statues into musketballs
both during the revolution and ww2, they produced their own clothing, their own foods, their own entertainment
they marched, they spoke, they met, they kept ideas & hope alive
they worked in secret and relied on their fellow man
August 14, 2025 at 9:59 PM
be brave & be creative
militia men melted statues into musketballs
both during the revolution and ww2, they produced their own clothing, their own foods, their own entertainment
they marched, they spoke, they met, they kept ideas & hope alive
they worked in secret and relied on their fellow man
militia men melted statues into musketballs
both during the revolution and ww2, they produced their own clothing, their own foods, their own entertainment
they marched, they spoke, they met, they kept ideas & hope alive
they worked in secret and relied on their fellow man
Back to reading.
One soldier crammed twenty-three musketballs in the same barrel rather than fire one at an enemy. I'll be thinking about that a while.
My own grandfather was a Navy Seabee involved in Iwo Jima in WW2. He told me he never shot anyone, "And I wouldn't have had it any other way."
One soldier crammed twenty-three musketballs in the same barrel rather than fire one at an enemy. I'll be thinking about that a while.
My own grandfather was a Navy Seabee involved in Iwo Jima in WW2. He told me he never shot anyone, "And I wouldn't have had it any other way."
January 30, 2026 at 6:08 PM
Back to reading.
One soldier crammed twenty-three musketballs in the same barrel rather than fire one at an enemy. I'll be thinking about that a while.
My own grandfather was a Navy Seabee involved in Iwo Jima in WW2. He told me he never shot anyone, "And I wouldn't have had it any other way."
One soldier crammed twenty-three musketballs in the same barrel rather than fire one at an enemy. I'll be thinking about that a while.
My own grandfather was a Navy Seabee involved in Iwo Jima in WW2. He told me he never shot anyone, "And I wouldn't have had it any other way."
Most tyrants will never see the patterns in history. The people will tear down your icons and melt them into bullets and cannonballs before we bow.
(The fence around Bowling Green once protected a statue of King George which was melted for musketballs, and the fence defaced to remove the crown.)
(The fence around Bowling Green once protected a statue of King George which was melted for musketballs, and the fence defaced to remove the crown.)
July 16, 2026 at 2:39 PM
Most tyrants will never see the patterns in history. The people will tear down your icons and melt them into bullets and cannonballs before we bow.
(The fence around Bowling Green once protected a statue of King George which was melted for musketballs, and the fence defaced to remove the crown.)
(The fence around Bowling Green once protected a statue of King George which was melted for musketballs, and the fence defaced to remove the crown.)
I don’t do as much as I would like right now but here’s a few favourite projects…
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April 27, 2025 at 12:51 AM
I don’t do as much as I would like right now but here’s a few favourite projects…
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