Can't touch this.

KSCessnaDriver; said:
That is very poor use of the English language. Someone should think about a recurrent grammar course.

Ever occurred to you that perhaps English is not my first language?!

BTW - my bad grammar above won't kill anyone; finger on the trigger might, and have in the past.
 
Ever occurred to you that perhaps English is not my first language?!

BTW - my bad grammar above won't kill anyone; finger on the trigger might, and have in the past.

Should be 'has' not 'have'. Singular:)
 
Ever occurred to you that perhaps English is not my first language?!

BTW - my bad grammar above won't kill anyone; finger on the trigger might, and have in the past.

I'm just giving you a hard time, because everyone's giving the OP a hard time. Relax dude, sorry if you took offense to it.
 
KSCessnaDriver; said:
I'm just giving you a hard time, because everyone's giving the OP a hard time. Relax dude, sorry if you took offense to it.

No offense at all, I am aware of my limitations.
 
Just because a weapon doesn't have a magazine in it, or you think it doesn't have one, doesn't necessarily mean it isn't still loaded. I have seen the aftermath of people who have made this mistake. It's not a pretty sight.

Almost made that mistake with my dad. Thank God he beat it into my head never to point a gun at someone and always assume it was loaded. Had the magazine out and pointed it at his chest...his words kept going through my mind and I was visualizing a *click* and lots of laughs. Um, yeah, I decided to check so I popped the slide back and a loaded round awaited me in the hole. Never. Again.
 
From a job security standpoint, it can't be great to be in a photo like that floating all around the internets.
 
I did just google "can't touch this", and M.C. Hammer lit up page one so maybe... it's good.
 
1. Treat every weapon as if it were loaded

2. Never point your weapon at anything you do not intend to shoot.

3 Keep Your weapon on safe until you are ready to fire.

4 Keep your finger straight and off the trigger until you intend to fire.


I fixed it for you...now corrected to reflect the US Marines 4 fundamental safety rules.
 
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