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Oh... "War Head"... NOW I get it...

Disco Scottie

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It's named Warhead because it's the WARmoth HEADstock. See, nothing gets by me. Sooner or later I figure things out.

Please tell me I'm not the only one who didn't get that right away?
 
Disco Scottie said:
It's named Warhead because it's the WARmoth HEADstock. See, nothing gets by me. Sooner or later I figure things out.

Please tell me I'm not the only one who didn't get that right away?

wow...  :doh:
 
Uhm, I hate to admit it, but I still don't get it.  :help:

OK, that's an overstatement. But I didn't get it at first either.
 
wow, I didn't catch it either. The name fits the shape pretty well, even without the W reference.
 
This forum was almost called the Warzone. Same sort of Warmoth reference but too askew we decided.
 
Gregg said:
This forum was almost called the Warzone. Same sort of Warmoth reference but too askew we decided.

Warzone...that GOTM territory...... :laughing11: :laughing3: :laughing7: :icon_biggrin: :toothy10: :toothy12: :laughing8: :rock-on:
 
The pic is so awesome, too - like he's about to rock you OUT OF YOUR MIND!!!!

Although I prefer "Beautiful Sunrises" - pretty heavy stuff.
 
Gregg said:
This forum was almost called the Warzone. Same sort of Warmoth reference but too askew we decided.
Well being in the northwest, and with heavy Native Indian surroundings.....It could have been "War-Path"...
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Disco Scottie said:
It's named Warhead because it's the WARmoth HEADstock. See, nothing gets by me. Sooner or later I figure things out.

Please tell me I'm not the only one who didn't get that right away?
Way to go, finally made your way back to the 21st century....
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...hello McFly....
 
*face palm* can't believe I didnt get that. Well it's not that I didnt really get it, just didn't think about it haha.
 
I got it immediately, but I'm a computer programmer. You develop an automatic reflex for decoding words or acronyms that aren't in general use because they often have secondary meanings. Plus, variable names are often abbreviations for longer terms or phrases and made up of single syllables trained together to form a unique word/identifier. The military originated that sort of thing. Abbreviations like "ComSubLant" for "Commander, Submarines, Atlantic" or "ComPacFlt" for "Commander, Pacific, Fleet", etc. are as common as dirt.
 
Cagey said:
I got it immediately, but I'm a computer programmer. You develop an automatic reflex for decoding words or acronyms that aren't in general use because they often have secondary meanings. Plus, variable names are often abbreviations for longer terms or phrases and made up of single syllables trained together to form a unique word/identifier. The military originated that sort of thing. Abbreviations like "ComSubLant" for "Commander, Submarines, Atlantic" or "ComPacFlt" for "Commander, Pacific, Fleet", etc. are as common as dirt.

Or... you just read a LOT of Tom Clancy.  :laughing7:

ORc
 
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