Fine, but if you’re calling a magazine a clip, then what do you call a clip? Many platforms use both, they are separately removable parts of the firearm, and so it helps to have a distinction.
If you don’t mind being handed a clip when you asked for a clip but wanted a magazine, then go ahead and use the wrong term. I certainly don’t care, but if I want a clip I’ll ask for a clip and if I want an apple I won’t ask for an orange, even though no doubt I and the vendor would eventually work it out one way or the other;
“No; not the citrus oranges– I want those Red Delicious oranges, over there…”
I understand that some poeple call every variety of soda pop a “Coke” too, and sometimes I even understand what they mean, just as some poeple call any and every motorcycle a “Honda” and you can eventually get what they’re doing if you talk with them long enough.
The fact that words mean things is lost on some people, which is why I repeatedly point out the meaning of “infringed”. If you couldn’t care one way or the other what it means, whether infringed means absolute denyal or whether infringed means infringed, then I suppose I don’t have to talk with you being as it’s a waste of time.
I have had whole, fairly lengthy conversations with people, only to realize too late the neither of us understood a thing the other was saying. Some people only pretend to share information or ideas while having some other agenda. I’m starting to spot those scenarios more easily now, so I can avoid them.
while were at it we could throw out the whole idea of punctuation and grammar you know what im saying anyway so whats the point dont be a prude you arent the judge of me
December 4th, 2013 at 11:15 am
We’re not going to fall for no banana clip in the receiver.
December 4th, 2013 at 2:48 pm
Fine, but if you’re calling a magazine a clip, then what do you call a clip? Many platforms use both, they are separately removable parts of the firearm, and so it helps to have a distinction.
If you don’t mind being handed a clip when you asked for a clip but wanted a magazine, then go ahead and use the wrong term. I certainly don’t care, but if I want a clip I’ll ask for a clip and if I want an apple I won’t ask for an orange, even though no doubt I and the vendor would eventually work it out one way or the other;
“No; not the citrus oranges– I want those Red Delicious oranges, over there…”
I understand that some poeple call every variety of soda pop a “Coke” too, and sometimes I even understand what they mean, just as some poeple call any and every motorcycle a “Honda” and you can eventually get what they’re doing if you talk with them long enough.
The fact that words mean things is lost on some people, which is why I repeatedly point out the meaning of “infringed”. If you couldn’t care one way or the other what it means, whether infringed means absolute denyal or whether infringed means infringed, then I suppose I don’t have to talk with you being as it’s a waste of time.
I have had whole, fairly lengthy conversations with people, only to realize too late the neither of us understood a thing the other was saying. Some people only pretend to share information or ideas while having some other agenda. I’m starting to spot those scenarios more easily now, so I can avoid them.
while were at it we could throw out the whole idea of punctuation and grammar you know what im saying anyway so whats the point dont be a prude you arent the judge of me
December 4th, 2013 at 7:01 pm
That’s easy. Just get yourself a magazine clip
December 4th, 2013 at 7:14 pm
I’m not being pedantic by posting this link to a banana magazine, but I am certainly being ridiculous.
It was the 1970s. There need be no other excuse.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/BANANAS-MAGAZINE-1977-TV3507-THE-BIONIC-WOMAN-VS-WONDER-WOMAN-/370951604113?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item565e704791