Now that's an ammo fort

[Tallpine]

I've killed many a critter bigger than a gopher with a .22lr and only one shot. I take it you never met a fur trapper?

Well, sure - if the critter is already in a trap 

Most varmits don't want to stand around so you can get a good aim at a vital area. 

[freakazoid]

I've read that the .22lr has killed more game large and small in America than any other, but that's mainly due to poachers jacklighting using it for the low report.

I've heard that it has actually killed more people than any other round.

[charby]

Bass Pro in Altoona Iowa has .22LR at under $25 a brick. I can't believe its Bass Pro that cheap on ammo. 

[Gewehr98]

Trying to figure out where the neckbeard adjective came from.

No photos on the ad.

[AJ Dual]

Trying to figure out where the neckbeard adjective came from.

No photos on the ad.

Unless it actually started elsewhere, it's an Arfcomphorism. 

My take on it is the vaguely Duck-Dynasty-Lite looking retired/unemployed/underemployed men who have nowhere else to be/nothing to do that they can easily line up at Walmart at 7am with McDonald's coffee, and clean out the .22LR that does show up into stock to try and scalp it.

The neck part of the beard, is to the unemployed/retired status that they don't need to shave their neck...

[Scout26]

It's also about the only part of a beard that fills in on those mom's basement dwelling interwebzcommandos.  The ones with the permanent Chee-to stained fingers and Mountain Dew rotted teeth.




Basically this guy:

[AJ Dual]

It's also about the only part of a beard that fills in on those mom's basement dwelling interwebzcommandos.  The ones with the permanent Chee-to stained fingers and Mountain Dew rotted teeth.




Basically this guy:
http://16hourguys.files.wordpress.com/2013/10/bed.jpg

Yeah, that too. 

[geronimotwo]

Yeah, that too. 

at least his finger isn't on the trigger.   

[Gewehr98]

Cool, thanks for the explanation re: Neckbeard & Arfcomphorism.

I can always count on checking in on APS every few weeks or so to get my dose of slang immersion therapy.   

[Viking]

Unless it actually started elsewhere, it's an Arfcomphorism. 

My take on it is the vaguely Duck-Dynasty-Lite looking retired/unemployed/underemployed men who have nowhere else to be/nothing to do that they can easily line up at Walmart at 7am with McDonald's coffee, and clean out the .22LR that does show up into stock to try and scalp it.

The neck part of the beard, is to the unemployed/retired status that they don't need to shave their neck...

My take on it is a nerdy, either short & obese or tall & underweight guy, high functioning autistic and/or poor social skills whose main interests are video games, My Little Pony, anime and atheism. Tends to complain about the friend zone, how girls only wants to date "meathead" instead of Nice Guys(tm). Often wears a fedora in an effort to look "classy", failing to notice that this doesn't look very good combined with New Balance sneakers, cargo shorts, leather trench coat and a stained MLP/anime tshirt.

[Perd Hapley]

You're thinking of the fedora atheist, which is not quite the same animal.

http://jerryblam.tumblr.com/post/48517080801/fedora-atheists


https://encyclopediadramatica.es/Fedora

The Evolution Of A *Not nice word for gay men* In A Fedora

    Get bullied all through school for being a nerd.
    Decide to take cool and own it.
    Purchase a fedora - an item which is considered a physical embodiment of cool.
    Abandon all other aspects of cool, such as physique, personality, clothing and style.
    Ride that one cool item you possess towards your hopes and dreams of coolness.
    Look like a spastic.

Keep in mind you can add to the look with fingerless gloves, a horrible neckbeard that looks like dead spiders, and a retro t-shirt.

[Balog]

It's a variant on the classic "basement dweller" insult.