We need to quit calling these people anti gun. We need to call them anti freedom. They cant argue much when called that which is what they really are.
Of course, that's the next logical step, right. I wonder what we ought to call individuals who believe that there ought to be 'reasonable' restrictions.
"traitors"
I encourage you to hold to that position; it suites you.
*suits
I haven't stayed at an Embassy Suites in some years...
Thanks for the help, it seems you have nothing better to do with your time than look for slip-ups in homophones.
[h=3]ho·mo·phone/ˈhäməˌfōn/[/h]
Noun:
Each of two or more words having the same pronunciation but different meanings, origins, or spelling, e.g., new and knew.
"Suits" and "suites" do not have the same pronunciation.
One is pronounced "soots" while the other is pronounced "sweets."
Don't give up; someday, you'll learn to read and write. Maybe when the Messiah gets reelected, he'll set up a remedial program for folks like you using money he stole from folks like me.
"Suits" and "suites" do not have the same pronunciation.
One is pronounced "soots" while the other is pronounced "sweets."
Don't give up; someday, you'll learn to read and write. Maybe when the Messiah gets reelected, he'll set up a remedial program for folks like you using money he stole from folks like me.
[snippers]
Grammar police not knowing the rules are like real police not knowing the laws.
Suite can be pronounced sweet or soot.
Suit is pronounced soot.
http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/suite
Grammar police not knowing the rules are like real police not knowing the laws.
[h=2]suite[/h] [sweet or, for 3 often,soot] Show IPA
noun 1. a number of things forming a series or set.
2. a connected series of rooms to be used together: a hotel suite.
3. a set of furniture, especially a set comprising the basic furniture necessary for one room: a bedroom suite.
Yes, Stanley, I'm sure Beretta was referring to furniture.
Nice try. You can go back to playing your bongo drums now. Run along.
2. a connected series of rooms to be used together: a hotel suite.
BTW, I was referring to the way that you connect ideas. It was a metaphor.
Are you still talking about this? Okay, I'm sorry that I spelled "suites" rather than "suits." Is it really that big of a deal in the whole scheme of things? I am sure there are much worse things I have done on this forum...much worse.
Lol, haha, that's funny, but a baldfaced lie. "It suites you" is what you wrote. No way in hell is that a metaphor for anything; it is only a potent demonstration of your lack basic education, despite the fact it was provided to you for free.
Yes, I'm aware of that. Your record of supporting statism, totalitarianism, "reasonable" gun restrictions, strip-searches, etc., etc., etc., is notorious. However, it is depressing sometimes to be constantly reminded that I must share the air with someone who holds such disgusting views. Therefore, I must amuse myself with you in other ways.
To get this back on topic, anyone who thinks Obama is not fervently anti-gun is, to put it frankly, an idiot. He may be currently constrained by the political climate (and the vast distrust most Americans have of him already), but his wet dream is to ban all guns (except for his Praetorians, of course).
Yes, Stanley, I'm sure Beretta was referring to furniture.
Nice try. You can go back to playing your bongo drums now. Run along.
President Obama is anti-firearm, well, more like: pro-regulation.
As in, "regulate them out of the hands of the citizenry and into the hands of those who wear jackboots and government-issued, shiny costume jewelry on their chests."