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Option One or Option Two?

Discussion in 'Free Fire Zone' started by Peppy, Apr 2, 2007.

  1. Joe

    Joe Ace

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    Guns, less chance of collateral damage.

    K98 or Lee-Enfield No.4?
     
  2. Za Rodinu

    Za Rodinu Aquila non capit muscas

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    Lee-Enfiled.

    George W. Bush or Ronald Reagan?
     
  3. mikebatzel

    mikebatzel Dreadnaught

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    Reagan. Don't ask silly questions.

    glory or honor
     
  4. Joe

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    honour

    That's how to spell it properly! :D

    Warrior or Bradley? (The APCs)
     
  5. german mauser k98k man

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    warrior


    7.92x57 or .303
     
  6. Otto

    Otto GröFaZ Staff Member WW2|ORG Editor

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    Mullet or Mowhawk?
     
  7. german mauser k98k man

    german mauser k98k man Member

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    mullet

    bald or afro
     
  8. Miguel B.

    Miguel B. Member

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    Chuck Norris or Steven Seagal?


    Cheers...
     
  9. dgmitchell

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    Norris (at least he was a bad actor first)

    Coffee or Tea?
     
  10. skunk works

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    Coffee

    Revenge or Avenge (the difference being ?:confused:) ?
     
  11. dgmitchell

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    Revenge, at least there is no physical hard as a condition precedent.

    Avenge and revenge both imply to inflict pain or harm in return for pain or harm inflicted on oneself or those persons or causes to which one feels loyalty. The two words were formerly interchangeable, but have been differentiated until they now convey widely diverse ideas. Avenge is now restricted to inflicting punishment as an act of retributive justice or as a vindication of propriety: to avenge a murder by bringing the criminal to trial. Revenge implies inflicting pain or harm to retaliate for real or fancied wrongs; a reflexive pronoun is often used with this verb: Iago wished to revenge himself upon Othello. ( avenge - Definitions from Dictionary.com)

    The perfect Friday Night or the perfect Sunday afternoon?
     
  12. skunk works

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    Sunday afternoon

    per previous...so it's politically correct to use one to hide the other. That's what we need, another cop-out, another "you misunderstood me", "I was righteous not vindictive", double-trouble word to confuse & baffle those who only want to understand.

    I appreciate the definition, but I don't agree with the usage. I see the difference, but it sounds like double talk (fork-tongue) stuff. People "oft" times jump to conclusions, (which is why good magicians succeed in their tricks). I see room for abuse here.

    The mind cannot possibly see & figure out "exactly" all the information it acquires as fast as it acquires it, without filling in the "blanks" with previously sensed/remembered information. Which is why people (who have been blind all their life)(and who get their vision) cannot immediately see as we do. There is too much information to process without memory.

    Education anyone ?

    ad-hoc or ad-lib ?
     
  13. Mortman2004

    Mortman2004 Dishonorably Discharged

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    Ad-lib totally off the cuff

    Coke or pepsi?
     
  14. german mauser k98k man

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    coke

    5.56x45 or 7.62x51
     
  15. skunk works

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    For hunting meat, the 30 cal. For a war gun, the "Pea" shooter (can carry more ammo)

    an easy one :D

    as for company...
    being around....

    Quiet, stuffy, cold/distant, chastising genius.... or those of
    Loud, fun-loving, clingy/personable, supportive moronic nature ?
     
  16. german mauser k98k man

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    option 2 i dont wanna type all that


    mosion nagant or k98k
     
  17. Joe

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    hmm...K98k

    M1 Garand or G43?
     
  18. Za Rodinu

    Za Rodinu Aquila non capit muscas

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    Impressionism or Pontillism?
     
  19. skunk works

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    Pontillism...it looks like tile work on the bottom of a swimming pool.

    Wait and see, or do it now ?
     
  20. Slipdigit

    Slipdigit Good Ol' Boy Staff Member WW2|ORG Editor

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    Do it NOW!

    Pistol Pete or Jolting Joe?
     

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