Hammsolo
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And you wash your hands. You don't worsh them.
Too plus to minus two = too.
Oh man!!!! Worsh is the freaking worst! Worshington???
This has been bothering me for a while.
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Oh man!!!! Worsh is the freaking worst! Worshington???
noharleyyet
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*warsh
BrentD
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Check out what the first inventor called it on his patent.I cannot in good faith do business if "silencer" is in the name of your firearm shop, and I am skeptical of anyone's shooting intelligence who does
I think you might have this backwards (because the English language is goofy like that).
Possessive: its.
Contraction of “it” and “is”: it’s.
Ever heard of “Irshpeming” in Michigan’s Upper Penninsula?
You won’t find it on a map, but a bunch of people up there know right where that is!
Cousin Basil
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I cringe when someone asks for advise instead of advice.
elkduds
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Oh, man, I was completely and self-righteously wrong.
Though they're pronounced the same, there's a big difference in meaning between its and it's.
- Its (without an apostrophe) is the possessive form of it, so it means “belonging to it.” “The cat ate its food.”
- It's (with an apostrophe) is a contraction (shortened form) of it is or it has. “It's almost Christmas.” It's my bad. It's a good thing you guys are gentle in your corrections. It's a bitch to be wrong.
44hunter45
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Its vs. It’s: Learn the Difference
Have you ever mixed up its and it’s and then realized you don’t actually know for certain when the apostrophe is needed and when it…
44hunter45
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People who say they are "running" some piece of gear. Did they steal it? Are they late?
People who have to post music to communicate.
People who have to post music to communicate.
Plenty of that goes around in these parts, lol.
Bigjay73
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You silencer guys are easily triggered. Y'all should learn to suppress your emotions a bit
ForkieShooter
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My hillbilly hometown brethren also use “worsh.” My mom beat it out of me at an early age though.And you wash your hands. You don't worsh them.
Too plus to minus two = too.
ForkieShooter
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Is that drawer full of cocaine and dirty magazines?My work has labels placed on everything or where everything should be put. You guessed it, the sign for the mobile vise reads, VICE.
Management decided to leave it.
p_ham
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You don't want a muzzel break on your hex-barrel rifle?Not if you leave me with it. I have a 12# sledge hammer...
Bigjay73
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It morphed from silencer to suppressor to mor accurately describe it, only bad Hollywood writers call it a silencer. Maybe it's just a military thing, but what do those guys know about weapons. Every time I hear a civilian call it a silencer I picture them dressed in tacticool gear, jerking one to the Steven Segal poster glued to the ceiling over their bed, only it's not glue holding it in place
SFC B
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The pineapple on pizza thing used to really bother me (I HAD a body altering bad experience!!!!) until I lived in Italy. They will literally put anything on a pizza. A big favorite in Northern Italy is wurstel e patatine fritte (hotdog and french fry) due largley to the influx of German tourists. My favorite pizzeria had an 8 page menu of variations.
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BrentD
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Your imagination is overly fertile, imho. I like the tradition of what the inventor called it.
Every time I hear someone go on about military vocabulary, I do get the same Segal image.
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BAKPAKR
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Look at the horns on that buck!
