Gentlemans’ War
term which refers to a conduct of combat, loosely applying to the 17th through 19th century. in which battles were orderly fought in a fashion akin to a turn based strategy game, with opposite sides of musketmen walked around the field of battle to form giant lines of ranks totally exposed. each army then took turns blasting the cr-p out of each other.
sometimes one side would suicidally charge the other with bayonets. on foot or cavalry. later, cannons were used as fire support.
generally, this was though of as sportsmanlike by the n-bles that waged these wars.
the practice eventually began to wane when people realized that doing this was f-cking insane. and basically outright stopped once world war i rolled around.
these people had more b-lls then any human being in history, when you realize that each and every one of these mother f-ckers walked around a battlefield devoid of cover. then stood in front of a proverbial firing squad.
not to mention, even if you survived getting shot, you’d probably get a limb amputated, without anesthetics, at best. slow painful death at worst.
you probably had a better chance at surviving russian roulette. a gentlemans’ war was more like a gamble with the grim reaper.
Read Also:
- graring
scr-w-ng with or p-ssing off guards that don’t do there job correctly jim: that graring downstairs is a real d-ck. charlie: lets go graring him.
- the stabher grabber
a male individual that goes into cardiac arrest while doing it doggie-style with his woman. he collapses on top of her, like a ton of bricks, and severely fractures at least one of her wrists. the doctor told lucy she has to keep the cast on 4 to 6 weeks. i warned her to take […]
- giaguntic
a word describing the enormous amount of gunt (gut-c-nt) a woman has. can also be used in combination with “ponch”, and “vagiant.” “holy f-ck jordan, that b-tch is giaguntic!” or “look at the size of that giaguntic vagiant!”
- gincident
and incident involving the consumption of gin. usually signifies one got way too drunk. “i haven’t been able to drink since my gincident two weeks ago.”
- glennbecking
to state that you want to kill someone in public. joe: i want to kill my english teacher, mr. moore. frank: quiet,if someone heard you say that you would get kicked out of school and have a record. joe: oh, i was just glennbecking.