A new description for ammunition.

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Don’t have to worry about any of this when you use factory ammunition

 

[alberta boy]

Having read a lot of diver training manuals Padi Bsac Tdi I am quite confident in saying I never noticed the term "DOVE" in any of them.
The closest might have been the dove liquid hand wash in the kitchen.

Me neither , but according to the Cambridge dictionary , it's a thing .

AB

 

[Tim.243]

Me neither , but according to the Cambridge dictionary , it's a thing .

AB

Quite but PADI is a US based diver training org so guess they looked at it and left dove out like the others lol
dive
verb uk
us
past tense dived or US also dove | past participle dived

 

[MilesW]

Having read a lot of diver training manuals Padi Bsac Tdi I am quite confident in saying I never noticed the term "DOVE" in any of them.
The closest might have been the dove liquid hand wash in the kitchen.

Yet they dedicate a whole blog entry to this.

 

[Tim.243]

Yet they dedicate a whole blog entry to this.

I don't care....heads and diving-dived work for me lol
you have reg o's right o's rell o's and whipper snippers so
Where the above came from is quite new so guess you made it up in the Pub

 

[Miki]

I can imagine the phone call tomorrow coming in as they open.
Good morning how can I help, Yes this is Miki who is a friend of Smelly dog you can't call them "heads" it is not right you know I have checked and and and it is just not right you know!!

"Charlie" it's one of those nutters again what should I do?
Put him on hold and his phone card will run out soon

Actually it's John and Gary and yes I have spoken to them, but not in the bumpkin style/tone you put forward.
A style that is a lot more you than me to be honest, however as you don't know me at all I can't blame you for trying to guess

 

[enfieldspares]

Dived or dove? Like pictures and murderers? That one gets "HUNG" but the other gets "HANGED". Although a murderer could be both "well hung" and "well hanged" if he was gifted in the wedding tackle department. To wit Shakespeare's pun in "Twelfth Night" by the Fool on the words in the same double entendre with "many a good hanging prevents a bad marriage".

 

[Tim.243]

Actually it's John and Gary and yes I have spoken to them, but not in the bumpkin style/tone you put forward.
A style that is a lot more you than me to be honest, however as you don't know me at all I can't blame you for trying to guess

what was the out come as there is a help line available.

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