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Shouldn't you have typed out "Mule Deer" in proper adult form in this post?



Ironic ain't it...........

Yep, got my popcorn ready to go!!!

But really isn't this topic about as useful as a bunch of old men arguing which method is best for cutting the grass in their yard.

At first you think they could find better use of their time, then remember they have nothing but time on their hands!!!

Sorry for the concession break...........Carry On!!!!

Chevy is a registered trade mark of GM, which is a registered trade mark of the U.S. Government Motors.

BTW doesn't sound gay like shottie or remmie. They're kinda baby talk, but also kinda swishy.

You forget that at the end of mowing the lawn, the lawn looks better. More than can be said here.

Yep, you are correct, I just like the grass cut where those guys want to debate alternating directional cutting.

I don't care if I cut circular, clockwise, counter clockwise, East-West or North-South.....just want it cut!!!

I don't think this thread makes anybody look better and don't think it will change anybody's typing habits, either!!

Chevy is actually a registered trademark of Chevrolet!
Chevrolet is a trademark of....never mind...grins

For those that do not know
U.S.is United States
BTW is by the way.
Swishy???? Aint got a [bleep] clue....

If you care how people look, consider that cute names for guns make people look, well..."cute."

Why all this opposition to taking about something that means little? If you don't want to participate, don't. No one is making you post.

Posted by Gene L: "If you care how people look, consider that cute names for guns make people look, well..."cute."

Why all this opposition to taking about something that means little? If you don't want to participate, don't. No one is making you post. "




I don't care how people look, don't care what they call their guns or their teddy bears. I bet you worry about which direction you cut your grass, too!!! And quite twisting my arm about posting.

I am sure that we all have our pet peeves. (Never have been able to find bags of "peeve food" at the store, however.) The one that I absolutely can't stand is acting like transmissions are cross-dressers.

This thread is worse than the thread talking about who has rights to whatever item was posted in the forums.

I am probably one of the younger people here, at 21 years old, but good lord guys. If someone wants to call a Leupold scope a Luppy or a Luepy, or whatever the heck they want to call it, isn't it his or her own right to do so?

I also find it quite amusing that a bunch of second amendment loving gun nuts here have almost completely overlooked the first amendment it seems. Isn't it, along with the right to bear arms, our right to be able to say what we want to say? If it is not, then maybe it is not also our right to own weapons of any kind. How would you feel about that?

This thread needs to be closed. This is the darn Classifieds guys. If you are going to sell Grammar/Punctuation/Spelling lessons then offer it as a service, but if not, why not keep your problems to your self? Or go vent about it on Craigslist, then we can laugh about it on 4chan.


Good day to you all.

Interesting point. I always thought that the first amendment dealt with the right to express an opinion, such as has been done here, or to present facts. I was not aware that it protected the right to spell things incorrectly or to converse in baby-talk. (Of course, either of those is legal under the convention of whatever is not explicitly prohibited is allowed.)

It's strange to me that those who complain the loudest about closing this thread continue to post on it, thus ensuring its longivity.

It's not a spelling issue, BTW. And it's certainly not a "right to do so" issue, for goodness sake. Less than that is a First Ammendment issue. But I'll bet those who think it's not inappropriate to call a Winchester a "Winnie" or a shotgun a "shottie" are those with a Remmie or maybe a Brownie in their gun roomies.

I guess it boils down to small minds being concerned with small matters.
It might be also a compulsion to control others.
Either was, it tells us something

Item is sold, time to move on boys........

Control others? Nope. It's kinda like surprising your friend who you catch putting on eyeliner and rouge. You should feel compelled to say something like, "Hey, bubba. Are you SURE you want to do this?"

Actually, it is done by armatures trying to electrify the forum.

Edit for bad taste....

[quote=Gene


It's more like calling a garage mechanic or a bartender sweetie, honey, or baby. Just sounds gay. [/quote]

Calling your mechanic sweetie, honey or baby is just wrong. I'm sure glad i'm not your mechanic or you just might find a wrench where you don't need one.

I just wanna say:

GOO GOO GAA GAA.......