bet you dont even like tendies

probably carry a 1911 fudd

you joke but he did go full fudd on 1911s earlier

at least he didn't say "tupperware gun"

t. Spader

"fudd"?

https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=Fudd

@Agent Smith It's something retards say when their feelings are hurt.

Same way shitlibs use "Nazi".

lol

>way heavier than more reliable guns
>has half the capacity
"you're just too weak"

>uses a material whose literally means bendable
>this means reliable to retards

Top kek.

Also, heavier is not only not bad if you're not a liftlet. It's actually a very good thing.

if you carry all day 26 oz. vs 42. oz is a sizable difference

It is a sizable difference. Meaning a sizable decrease in recoil.

also unless I'm mistaken the Beretta 92 has a steel frame and more than double the capacity

same goes for the cz 75

Based.

Based again.

That's what people mean when they say "Based", isn't it?

So is using God as an expletive.

I don't know how accurate that is. I think the "God's name in vain" is meant to be "don't attribute falsehoods to God" or something like that.

I could be wrong, I don't know things

The way I see it, if I was the first thing out of the mouth of every person that stubbed their toe I'd be pretty peeved.

Like "bitch I didn't do this to you, why are you pinning it on me."

I wouldn't want people to tell others that I've said things which I haven't, and misrepresent me.

There is also the element, however tenuous, of blasphemy. The phrase 'god dammit' is on it's face a curse invoking the power of God to smite something you are displeased by.

that's an interesting point

but i don't know how true that was when the commandments were crafted

An expletive is a descriptive word, God is a noun of a invented figure like Santa. They are not the same.

It’s also a matter of respect.

"invented figure"

Fictional

like santa, right?

Yes Santa is not a real person

You wouldn’t argue that cursing your mother out is respectful right? Or mocking her by demeaning her position is respectful? Same applies to taking the Lords name in vain.