The gloves are coming off!

[skyismyoffice]

MDL's are supposed to be used for non-aiworthiness/cosmetic type stuff but has been abused to include other things.

 

[dime line]

MDL's are

supposed

to be used for non-aiworthiness/cosmetic type stuff but has been abused to include other things.

Suppose being the key word

 

[Corona]

Dude, you are a f#cking mooron.....:smash:

.......nuf said

So...would that be "moron", as in "Only a moron could spell 'moron' wrong."

Or would that be "maroon", as in "Bugs Bunny called from 1952 and wants his slang back."



C

 

[learflyer]

So...would that be "moron", as in "Only a moron could spell 'moron' wrong."

Or would that be "maroon", as in "Bugs Bunny called from 1952 and wants his slang back."



C

Don't be such a "looser"

 

[SilverSurfer]

Colloquial slant

So...would that be "moron", as in "Only a moron could spell 'moron' wrong."

Or would that be "maroon", as in "Bugs Bunny called from 1952 and wants his slang back."



C

My friend I spelled it exactly the way I wanted it spelled in this post. I simply took colloquial liberty in its spelling.

 

[Corona]

Don't be such a "looser"

So would that be "looser" as in vergina, or...

Ah, nevermind...

My friend I spelled it exactly the way I wanted it spelled in this post. I simply took colloquial liberty in its spelling.

Ok; I thought you might have a thing for cows (moo!), which I'm guessing would be pretty loose.

C

 

[GerryG]

So...would that be "moron", as in "Only a moron could spell 'moron' wrong."

Or would that be "maroon", as in "Bugs Bunny called from 1952 and wants his slang back."



C

From Wikipedia:

An ad hominem argument, also known as argumentum ad hominem (Latin: "argument to the person", "argument against the man") consists of replying to an argument or factual claim by attacking a characteristic (percieved spelling ability) or belief of the person making the argument or claim, rather than by addressing the substance of the argument or producing evidence against the claim. The process of proving or disproving the claims is thereby subverted, and the argumentum ad hominem works to change the subject.

 

[goodgig]

Boy, I guess the gloves really are coming off!

 

[SilverSurfer]

As I said

So would that be "looser" as in vergina, or...

Ah, nevermind...



Ok; I thought you might have a thing for cows (moo!), which I'm guessing would be pretty loose.

C

As I said, Greygoose is a fu(king MOOron!!!!!!!!!!!:smash: