Hey, a 6.5 Creedmoor is not 6.5mm...

[bbbass]

It's a spad not a spade. But that post wins the internet today.

Bask in your glory!

Now there's at least two of us that know that. Hee, hee.

Thanx!! Someone please tell Sheldon that I made a funny. I think he's jealous of his territory.

 

[Sanpete]

When playing cards with my daughter when she was little, she called the Spade suit shovels. Of course Clubs were clovers.

Or puppy's feet.

 

[Sanpete]

Dang

The commies made there weapons 1 mm bigger A 81 mm mortar would fire in there 82mm mortars. The 82mm will not fire in the 81mm. There 51 cal. will not fire in our 50 cal. the 50 will fire in there 51. Smart thinking.

 

[Member 5605]

And this:

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Is 9"

 

[Ura-Ki]

I call a spade or Shovel "An Evidence Getter Ridder Of-Eer"

Creek or Crick?
Toe-Mato?
Carbine?
God or Browning?




I'm gonna go join No_Regerts for a donut!

 

[DunRanull]

The "spade" as in "Ace of Spades" originally began as "espada" (or something close) and referred to a gladius-like Spanish/Italian sword. Some types of cards, like tarot, still use the old term for sword for that particular suite.

 

[titsonritz]

Jesus H. Christ I could only get a page and a half without giving up.

How about feeding your weapon the proper ammo and not worrying about it? If you're a reloader stuffing wrong pills, whatever, ...Darwin.