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trad versus primitive
Hillbilly:
A visual aid:
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sailordad:
:D :D ;D :D :D
El Destructo:
Wow......................am I staying outta this One.......................... :P
L.M.F.A.O.R.O.T.F.S.M.F.P
>:D
Steve Cover:
--- Quote from: mullet on March 17, 2010, 07:28:41 pm --- You must be typing in Braille. If you haven't noticed since you went on Vacation last time. Nobody Gives a Rat's @$$ how you think it should be spelled. 900, 999,996 people think it should be spelled SPINE. And you are the only one that think's maybe, some, Semi- Illiterate person in the Middleages, might be the only person that knows what he is talking about.
PM me and I'll tell you what my Pet Peeve is.
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As I stated much earlier it isn't that important.
Spine, spline... as long as we know what we are talking about... Who cares.... It seems that you do.
I casually mentioned that Spline is the traditional term that dates back to the middle ages and a get a ration.... Why?
When I was told that Spline was incorrect, I calmly provided evidence that it is the term used dating back from the middle ages.
I don't give a rat what anyone else calls it. I just call it spline.... That is what all the archers called it when I started shooting 49 years ago.
I'm much more interested in you opinions on equipment and technique than getting in a pissing match over something so unimportant.
Let it go.
Best Wishes,
Steve
Steve Cover:
--- Quote from: Hillbilly on March 17, 2010, 08:45:25 pm ---A visual aid:
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Nice chart...
However, there is an error in it.
When I casually mentioned that spline is the traditional term, I was flooded with responces....
Why didn't everyone say, "He uses Spline instead of Spine.. OK next subject."....
So, it seems that 900,999,996 People seem to care if I use Spline or not...
This is just too trivial to go on for this long.
Thanks for your participation,
Steve
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