Sorry another "dumbo" post
HAHHAHAHA
this is what cabelas sent me after I remined that most of my purchases are used with "terrorist " rifles
Dear Mr. KILO,
Thanks for your comments. While Cabela's believes everyone has the right to express their own opinions, we strongly disagree with Jim Zumbo's February 16 posting on his Hunting with Jim Zumbo blog on Outdoor Life's Web site.
Throughout our 46-year history, Cabela's has firmly supported all aspects of shooting sports. We strongly support the Second Amendment of the Constitution of the United States and the right of every U.S. citizen to purchase, own and enjoy any legal firearm of their choosing.
While we fully support Mr. Zumbo's First Amendment right of free speech, we believe his opinions on this matter are counter to those shared by Cabela's and many of our customers. Cabela's Legal Department is currently reviewing contractual obligations and commitments regarding our sponsorship of the Jim Zumbo Outdoors television show.
Have a great day.
Sincerely,
Brent
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Excellent !!
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Originally posted by tsavo303
HAHHAHAHA
You mean they sent you that picture? Way to go Cabelas! [:D][:D][:D]0 -
pwnt!
(I've wanted to say that since I learned it from Jacob.)0 -
Okay Spurge, What does PWNT stand for???? 0 -
PWNT indeed! 0 -
quote:Originally posted by RustyNail
Okay Spurge, What does PWNT stand for????
And I thought I'd been the last not to know!
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pwnt
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From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
The slang term pwn (see pronunciation note below), used primarily in the Internet gaming culture, means to soundly defeat an opponent. It is sometimes used for taunting of an in-game enemy, and rubbing in victories. The etymology of the term pwn is believed to be rooted in a typographical error arising from the proximity of the 'p' key to the 'o' key on a standard English keyboard.
Before the term's adoption into the 1337 lexicon, "pwn" was generally perceived as an honest error and pronounced "own." Eventually, as the word took on a life of its own and began to convey a meaning stronger and more specialized than that of "own", its pronunciation began to vary as detailed below.
The term has become ubiquitous in Internet circles and is often used outside of gaming contexts. Its progressive form is "pwning." Its noun form is "pwnage," or "pwn4ge." Its most common use is with the past participle, "pwned" (sometimes spelled "pwnt", "pwn'd", "pwnd", "p4wnt", or "pwn3d"). An example: "You just got pwned."
The term was one of 16 to appear on the 2006 "List of Words and Phrases Banished from the Queen's English for Misuse, Overuse and General Uselessness," released annually by Lake Superior State University.[1]0
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