Didn t think the post would turn to a Huevos convo haha
Debate - buddy of mine and I are comparing our setups for EDC
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stokes
.338 Win Mag
Happens a lot around here.
dwa12479
.338 Win Mag
The Kore belt is on my radar when my current EDC belt wears out. Been wearing the 5.11 Operator for many years, i replace them about every 18-24 months when the velcro wears out.
GTN
.308 Win
I’ve got two Kore belts now. Love them much more than the 5.11 I also have. You can try a Kore out if you want
stokes
.338 Win Mag
Been wearing my Kore for over 2 years, no sign of wearing out at all.
BlueHat12
22lr
Aren't we still mad at Springfield for that anti-gun thing they did all those years ago? Sorry I've been out of the loop.
Yea we hold grudges over 2a loyalty as long as a scorned woman will
How much is that belt? Seems like a lot of cost to keep running. The one thing I do like is the kore belt for sure. That I would go to blows over
dwa12479
.338 Win Mag
The 5.11 operator belt I usually pay around $50. The Kore i want runs $90
Bustedknees
.308 Win
Quickdraw at the noon whistle. Survivor wins the debate.
spat
.950 JDJ
Fun fact, the code talkers in WWII used the Navajo word for eggs as the code for bombs.
I think the Mexican use of their word for eggs the way we use "balls" actually makes more sense.
Eggs *are* a container for genetic material used in reproduction.
But I suppose balls are played with for recreational purposes, so maybe...
gun_slinger_boy
.338 Win Mag
Just FYI Mexicans aren't the only ones that use huevos to mean balls.
Beerman
6.5 Creedmoor
So, women have ovaries that contain, uh, what’s that word? Eggs. Yeah, eggs. And dudes have ballsacks that contain…. Eggs? Nope. Balls. If you wanna call your balls eggs, go ahead. Just be careful if someone is ever standing in front of you and asks you how you want your eggs. “Scrambled, please,” could get you a swift kick in the goolies. And I don’t even wanna imagine what poached, over easy, sunny side up, or a Denver omelette might feel like.
spat
.950 JDJ
Both ovaries and testicles (And non mammalian eggs) contain gametes.
In mamals the egg *is* the gamete. In other species it merely contains them. The word was originally used for those others.
The Navajo and old school Mexicans are talking about a small round object that contains gametes. It it is a more apt comparison than a piece of sporting goods.
OwnTheRide
.223 Rem
Beerman
6.5 Creedmoor
When have you ever heard a guy say he got hit in his eggs?
Maybe a European guy, but not an American.
Beerman
6.5 Creedmoor
And in males the sperm is the gamete. Still not an egg.
If you wanna use the word that gets used in real life, try cojones. ¡That one gets uttered allowed, kicked around, and flexed on occasion, cabrón!
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spat
.950 JDJ
Every Mexican that ever got a nut shot.When have you ever heard a guy say he got hit in his eggs?
True dat.