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nickm2 — 13 years ago(August 19, 2012 02:07 PM)

The stubborn black knight who remains defiant after losing all of his limbs; I have heard that he is now a pop culture reference for pointless stubborn defianceI think I've heard it referred to as a 'bloody stump'
True or False?

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I know that they made a 'doll' version of him, along with the other characters in "Holy Grail". But beyond that, it's not clear. We seldom hear "Oh, that guy is such a Black Knight!", for example.

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About 13 years ago or more an ex-girlfriend cut the back of her foot on her shoe (as one does when it scrapes against the leather). We went and bought her a bunch of band-aids with funny sayings on them.she put "It's just a flesh wound" on.

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He is still a long way from home.

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Friends were saying "it's only a flesh wound" back in high school in the 1980s (a dozen years after this movie came out). I haven't heard anyone ever specifically reference the character, as in "He's being such a Black Knight," but I think most get the "flesh wound" reference.

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It's on a shirt now so probably.

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