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@Jds556762's kid is going to have the coolest shit growing up. Show and tell is gonna be WILD
"These are my daddy's NODS for when he's slottin' baddies at night"
Am I the only one that thinks Jds is just a really dedicated peeping Tom?
Infantry peeping tom.
I think telescopes are next on his shopping list, though.
I always wondered about the etymology of the word “Infantry”.
Seemed kinda weird to have babies in the Army, but I kinda always laughed at it a little, figures it was a bit of an internal joke because armies are always bitching and whining (which they have excellent reasons to do).
So this morning I finally looked it up:
infantry (n.)
1570s, from French infantrie, infanterie (16c.), from older Italian or Spanish infanteria "foot soldiers, force composed of those too inexperienced or low in rank to be cavalry," a collective noun from infante "foot soldier," originally "a youth," from Latin infantem (see infant). Meaning "infants collectively" is recorded from 1610s. A Middle English (c. 1200) word for "foot-soldiers" was going-folc, literally "going-folk."
And HOLY SHIT, it DOES mean “A bunch of babies”.
Seemed kinda weird to have babies in the Army, but I kinda always laughed at it a little, figures it was a bit of an internal joke because armies are always bitching and whining (which they have excellent reasons to do).
So this morning I finally looked it up:
infantry (n.)
1570s, from French infantrie, infanterie (16c.), from older Italian or Spanish infanteria "foot soldiers, force composed of those too inexperienced or low in rank to be cavalry," a collective noun from infante "foot soldier," originally "a youth," from Latin infantem (see infant). Meaning "infants collectively" is recorded from 1610s. A Middle English (c. 1200) word for "foot-soldiers" was going-folc, literally "going-folk."
And HOLY SHIT, it DOES mean “A bunch of babies”.
Remember that one time Colt stopped selling AR’s to civilians and the prices doubled overnight ...... and now they’re selling to us plebeians again??
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I guess I'm picking up that SKS-D around 4 today. So I'm gonna be like @Jds556762 when I get home until 4 rolls around...
If fed ex deliveries these to my neighbor
I touched @Jds556762's Bakelite yesterday, loved it
Now all you need is a rappel system so you can rappel down walls upside down lookin spec ops af with your nods on