Tell me about the fitment.

“Yeah, I picked up using "kit" from some English friends, wholly unrelated to firearms.”

My kids play soccer, and somehow I coach. For 10yrs now. I knew nothing about the sport, and learned everything from watching my kids play. But they are pretty damn good.

I just don’t call uniforms a “kit”, nor a ball a “stone”, and I sure as hell don’t call a pair of cleats “boots”.

Some guy asked me if we were going to be “on pitch” on time, I didn’t know what he was talking about.

Gotta love the Queen’s English. But that’s how I operate.

My fork running accuracy is deteriorating now days and getting dangerous. I run a spoon now. It’s more tolerant to variations in loading and delivery angles. Plus, a spoon promotes dribble reduction. YMMV

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Originally posted by MNSIG:

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Originally posted by V-Tail:
I'm running to the bathroom now.

See, that's a perfectly correct use of the word.

Unless you have the runs

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Originally posted by Oz_Shadow:

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Originally posted by MNSIG:

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Originally posted by V-Tail:
I'm running to the bathroom now.

See, that's a perfectly correct use of the word.

Unless you have the runs

That would just need a simple change of preposition: I'm running in the bathroom now.

I am running the Charmin Double roll TP, for superior tactical fecal removal and i usually run a Kindle Paperwhite or Fire HD for keeping the senses frosty.

This is my booger hook. I run it because it doubles as a butt scratcher. Makes my kit more efficient, so that I can carry more signal mirrors and .338 lapua.