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[Spectre]

We are fighting a war of words. We usually call the opposition elitists "anti's" because they are "anti"-gun. (Or, often "anti" OTHER's guns.) They are typically "anti"self-defense as well.

Since they are antiself-defense, perhaps we should begin calling them proviolence.

That could cause some thought.

 

[Miss Demeanors]

How about promorons?

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[Coinneach]

I call them muggerlovers. The acoustic similarity to a certain 13-letter M word grabs their attention.

 

[Bob Locke]

"Muggerlover".....

Someone needs to use that one in an interview.....

 

[Miss Demeanors]

Say muggerlover like 10 times real fast

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[STRIDER]

I call them things that can't be said in mixed company. This is a family oriented forum.

 

[Jeff Thomas]

While you're considering the impact of language on this debate, you may also enjoy Alan Korwin's Politically Corrected Terms:
http://www.gunlaws.com/politicallycorrect.htm

Regards from AZ

 

[jcoyoung]

Good thing I wasn't drinking anything when I read this thread, there would have been drink coming out of my nose! You guys crack me up!

 

[Hard Ball]

Bob: Be very careful. If you admit that you don't know what a muggle is then you are one! If this is strange to you get and read a copy of "Harry Potter and the Sorcer's Ston" and the ancient wisdom will be revealed.

 

[Long Path]

Muggerlover, muggerlover, muggerlover, muggerlover, muggerlover, muggerlover, muggerlover, muggerlover, muggerlover, muggleruvver...?!

 

[Mikey]

My turn!

Muggerlover, muggerlover, murrglelover, luggermover...CRAP!

Micky...err...I mean Mikey!

 

[Ledbetter]

Hardball,

For what it's worth, although I have read that a copyright is being sought for the word "muggles" as used in the Harry Potter books, in the 1920's and 1930's, "muggles" was used as slang by jazz musicians to mean "marijuana." The great Mr. Louis Armstrong entitled one of his instrumental compositions from this era "Muggles."

Thought you might like to know.

[This message has been edited by Ledbetter (edited April 07, 2000).]

 

[DC]

Wasn't that chimpanzee who was a regular on the Today Show with Dave Garroway in the 50's named Mr. Muggles?

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