Lowest graduation rate? You mean “most selective” school district…That's what I said bra I just don't have that fancy booklearnin you got to spell it proper...
Graduated from one of lowest graduation rate school districts in the country
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Lowest graduation rate? You mean “most selective” school district…That's what I said bra I just don't have that fancy booklearnin you got to spell it proper...
Graduated from one of lowest graduation rate school districts in the country
Car-biiine or Car-beeen?
Sako... socko, not Seiko.
Chiappa... "Key-ah-pa" , but who really cares.
Sako... socko, not Seiko.
Chiappa... "Key-ah-pa" , but who really cares.
Rifle maker Howa... I'm guessing the correct pronunciation is HOE-ah, but I hear people say HOW-ah too.
As far as the common mispronunciation of Leupold goes, I blame Looney Tunes -
Rifle maker Howa... I'm guessing the correct pronunciation is HOE-ah, but I hear people say HOW-ah too.
As far as the common mispronunciation of Leupold goes, I blame Looney Tunes -
While I agree completely with your assessment, unfortunately today all of THAT is considered to be "racist, violent, white-supremacist," etc, by the ones controlling the narrative. Meanwhile they promote drag shows and Antifa protests as wholesome and peaceful. And "fun" isn't even allowed anymore.Remember when TV was wholesome and fun?
And Stoki was a big fan of ....young boys.That is EXACTLY the reason I've always said it that way (even though it is spelled slightly different): Bugs' caracature of the famous conductor of the score for Disney's Fantasia, which is funny on a whole different level when you consider Bugs is Warner Bros, Disney's competition at the time. Leopold Stokowski did not use a baton to conduct, so first thing Bugs does is take the baton, snap it in half, and toss it.
One thing I've been noticing lately is people overusing the word "itself" when reviewing firearms, or parts of a firearm. Seems like a redundant word to me. Maybe they think it makes them sound smarter? Count how many times this dude uses it when reviewing the new Aero Solus.
I have no idea what is correct but I have always pronounced it "Sen/nar with a short e and accent on the first syllable.Lapua Scenar bullets
Is it pronounced See-nar or Skee-nar?
I've heard it both ways.
A big harvesting machine is a "com/beye n".Car-biiine or Car-beeen?
The designer of the M1 Rifle had the last name 'OK.
Now do Garand.
Dave knows
"Hoppies"... not "Hopps", what the heck? My entire life has been a lie! How can I believe anything ever again?A big harvesting machine is a "com/beye n".
A rifle with a shorter than standard barrel is a "carbean"
Such is the American language.
The designer of the M1 Rifle had the last name '
"GERR and" with the accent on the first syllable.
His semi-eponymous rifle however, is pronounced "GUH RAND" with the accents being equal
Do not fight this one, just go with the common pronunciation for the rifle. If you call it a "GERR and", people will think you are weird or possibly a foreigner.
Cen-RGood one, I've always said See-nar but could be wrong...