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  • hillbille

    isn't one a law, and the other used to blow up laws..............

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  • Butchdog2

    I did. As said one is a law and the other is high explosive usually sent by air mail.

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  • BobJudy

    Sometimes it is hard to figure out which one does the most damage. Bob

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  • jimdeere

    For years I’ve been saying “Para Ordinance”. I’m just a dumb hillbilly.

    https://www.gunbroker.com/item/908217138

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  • Rocky Raab

    Jim, half the people here don't know that there's a difference between "your" and "you're".

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  • BobJudy
    Rocky Raab: 33169805196443/comments/33169839848859

    Jim, half the people here don't know that there's a difference between "your" and "you're".

    I think your correct in you're assumption.😁 Bob

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  • US Military Guy

    Used to stand behind the table at a bunch of gun shows.

    I was once handed a business card from "Joe's Ordinance" (or something like that) I just smiled and took it.

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  • varian

    they are both destructive devices

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  • yonson

    Worked almost 30 years at a defense plant where the primary product was Naval Ordnance - mostly shipboard mounted rocket launchers and big guns. Ordinance is a law, so yup, knew the difference.

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  • montanajoe
    • Community moderator
    Rocky Raab: 33169805196443/comments/33169839848859

    Jim, half the people here don't know that there's a difference between "your" and "you're".

    Not there fault

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  • bullshot
    BobJudy: 33169805196443/comments/33169840280475

    https://forums.gunbroker.com/discussion/comment/11297366#Comment_11297366

    I think your correct in you're assumption.😁 Bob

    I think your both right. ..................................😉

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  • Warbirds
    BobJudy: 33169805196443/comments/33169840280475

    https://forums.gunbroker.com/discussion/comment/11297366#Comment_11297366

    I think your correct in you're assumption.😁 Bob

    I agree with you’re assessment. 😀

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  • SCOUT5
    Rocky Raab: 33169805196443/comments/33169839848859

    Jim, half the people here don't know that there's a difference between "your" and "you're".

    Hey, I catch it when I proof read, if I proof read, well sometimes I proof read two or three days later, maybe.

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  • Sam06

    I am not one of them Rocky.

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  • Rocky Raab

    No, you are not, Sam.

    Reading some posts, I am convinced that many errors are to to "speech to text" programs that simply put in the closest word to whatever was said, regardless of context or meaning. If that's not it, then some people must be woefully uneducated.

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  • Sam06

    My spelling corrector doesn't know the difference.

    It doesn't know about there, to or we either. But it busts my butt over not capitalizing muslim.

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  • susie

    The written word has slowly eroded and chaps my nether regions. Even the national news agencies have declined in their ability to use correct grammar, spelling and descriptive words. It hurts my ears and eyes.

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  • SCOUT5
    susie: 33169805196443/comments/33169861047707

    The written word has slowly eroded and chaps my nether regions. Even the national news agencies have declined in their ability to use correct grammar, spelling and descriptive words. It hurts my ears and eyes.

    That is a fact. While I make errors i do usually catch them on a future read. News agencies are supposed to have educated reporters, editors, proof readers etc. but man do they write some messed up material. Headline sentence structure not accurately stating the content of the article, subjects, verbs and everything else out of order. I would be embarrassed to publish some of it and call myself a reporter.

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  • mohawk600
    montanajoe: 33169805196443/comments/33169864869019

    https://forums.gunbroker.com/discussion/comment/11297366#Comment_11297366

    Not there fault

    yes it is..........their fault

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  • BobJudy
    mohawk600: 33169805196443/comments/33169845320603

    https://forums.gunbroker.com/discussion/comment/11297378#Comment_11297378

    yes it is..........their fault

    But if you go their to correct they're grammar, there not going to be happy. Bob

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  • Horse Plains Drifter


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  • US Military Guy

    Some folks can't spell because they can't pronounce words.

    signed - US Army Vetran 😉

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  • sxsnuf

    "I am convinced that many errors are TO TO "speech to text" programs ,,, "

    RUH ROH! 🤔

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  • Ruger4me

    Yea, shouldn't it have been tutu or are you gonna dance around that! 🤣

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  • notnow

    Here's another one. Cavalry / calvary. But yeah, text-to-speech for me screws things up.

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  • mohawk600

    I find that many of my "disadvantaged" co-workers apparently didn't pay attention in their classes.......they can't spell correctly to save their lives.

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  • Mr. Perfect

    I did.

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  • mogley98

    I udnretsand it dosent matter much abuot speliling as long as you get front and back letter crorect.

    I've read this "its a poor man who can only spell a word one way. Syntax who cares LOL

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  • Rocky Raab

    Dang. I DID mistype that - and didn't catch it, either.

    I do make allowances for typing errors. I'm a two-finger typist myself and understand that. The things that bug me aren't typos, though. They're the result of simple ignorance.

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  • serf


    Being ADHD and dyslexic ,I thank g-d everyday for spell checker.I think General Patton had a hard time of it himself. So If that is being a dumbass, I am in good company. 😁


    serf

    https://warfarehistorynetwork.com/2016/06/23/a-life-shaped-by-dyslexia/

    The fact that Patton had dyslexia is supported by his family and documented by both Blumenson and D’Este. That Patton also had ADD will probably remain a matter of conjecture and speculation, although in his public life he exhibited many of the disorder’s behavioral symptoms: his flexibility and willingness to shift strategy, such as the quick deal he cut in Casablanca permitting the formerly Vichy forces to continue governing Morocco under Allied auspices in November 1942; his tirelessness when in pursuit of a tangible goal, as when he took command of the moribund II Corps in Tunisia in February 1943 and rapidly transformed it into a formidable fighting force; his boredom with mundane tasks, expressed in a 1916 letter during the garrisoning of the Mexican town of Dublan when he wrote his father, “We are all rapidly going crazy from lack of occupation and there is no help in sight”; and his startling ability to visualize and make ideas concrete.

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