Enough with the Indians and arrows.
You're right; we should focus on the bows.
Enough with the Indians and arrows.
You really couldn't be more wrong. A liberal or politically correct is about as far from me as you could get. Forget the stereotype comment, I was running out of things wrong with it. The point was never that I found it racial or offensive. I don't. The point is that it is a cliche.If this upset you that much that you needed to waste space and start a thread over it you need to either give az a break for a while or get therapy.
I just reread it .. I missed the stereo typing hahahah oh I see your an ass hurt political correct liberal .. now your post makes perfect sense. carry on...
What....next your going to say its a racial comment?
I got a better one. How about stopping the whining about a perfectly good metaphor? There, I used a big word too.
No, that's not it. Its about the overuse. That's all. No racism concerns.
Completely not my point. Of course you can say whateverthehell you want.
And it is absolutely not about the validity of the saying.
I'm just suggesting that if people could come up with something slightly less stale, it might not seem so much like 1962 to new players who stumble upon the site for the first time.
It's not original, it's not clever, it's obvious, it's hackneyed (look it up) and at best it's stereotyping.........maybe worse.
If you want to express that skill is more important than a cue, just say that or at least come up with something original.
I agree. How about some of the icons some members use here to identify with. They are really crude, inappropriate, and sexist!
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Of course it is cliche,but very true to a degree.All things being equal,the better equipped participant should come out ahead.I stress the word should.It's not always a guarantee.Notice how I hedged my bet there?
Marc
Okay, it's not the pistol, it's the cowboy.
Okay, it's not the pistol, it's the cowboy.
It's not original, it's not clever, it's obvious, it's hackneyed (look it up) and at best it's stereotyping.........maybe worse.
If you want to express that skill is more important than a cue, just say that or at least come up with something original.