Same reason you don't want some idiot to come and cut off a chunk of your hair.
Cuffing off the hair of a samurai was seen as an insult because hair was considered a sign of honor and status in Japanese culture. It was also a way to strip them of their identity and humiliate them in public. Samurai would often commit ritual suicide if they were dishonored in such a way.
"Slag you off" is a British English term that means to criticize or speak negatively about someone behind their back. It is a derogatory phrase often used in informal language.
The speaker is suggesting that Tom's hair looks better when it is shaved because it may suit him more, complement his features, or be easier to manage. This preference is subjective and based on personal opinion.
"Samson and locks" typically refers to the biblical story of Samson, who loses his strength when his hair is cut off. The phrase is commonly used to suggest vulnerability or weakness when someone's source of power or confidence is taken away.
He arrived at the meeting looking disheveled, with untidy hair and wrinkled clothes.
She underwent a facial at the spa to rejuvenate her skin and relax.
the samurai has a solid axle which allows for more droop vs the sidekick with IFS
It's a form of dishonor. Usually done by someone other than the Samurai himself.
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You mean insult them? Well if you know them well enough you can insult them on something they care about. I.e. There is a really vain girl- you could tell her off on her clothing.
The Samurai were more than just mere warriors. They lived their lives by accepting the simple fact that they could die at any moment. Samurai lived by the Bushido code.
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Turn the idle down.
As an insult, yes. Actually, I'm not sure.
they were actually really big jerks. They were very evil, infact if a peseant looked at them wrong they would chop their head off. _____ The above is partially correct, though obviously not quite impartial or useful. The samurai lived by a very strict code of honour called Bushido. It should be noted however, that this code of honour had less to do with acting honourably towards others than it did with preserving one's own honour, or face. For example, any samurai could kill any non-samurai at any time, and would be responsible only to his daimyo (lord) as to the necessity of the act. Failure to show proper respect in speech or actions (not bowing low enough, for example), would be a direct insult to the samurai's honour, which would not be tolerated and the offender put to death. Other than this, the samurai were just people, and just as trapped in the rigid class system of feudal Japan as everyone else was.
There aren't any samurai legedaries in B/W, but there are three legendaries based off the Three Muskateirs; Virizion, Cobalion, and Terakion.