Some people believe in life after death.

Did you or did you not define an RPG launch tube as an arm?

No. Not again.

That’s after, not between.

I’m not making up my own definitions, I’m using Black’s Law’s definition:
“Anything that a man wears for his defense, or takes in his hands, or uses in his anger, to cast at or strike at another.”

This is the definition I’ll continue to use until someone links to a more appropriate one.

Again? The first time would be fine. I’ve searched this thread and have not found this from you and I’m not going to work my way through your post history.

No … you are interpreting that definition to suit your purposes.

It’s not my problem to keep you up to date on my former posts.

Odd, that appears to be what you’re doing.

I don’t know why you bother to argue with me when you can’t even back your own ■■■■ up with a source. I’ve provided a definition from a law dictionary.

Not so cut and dry:

“Obviously the Amendment does not apply to arms that cannot be hand-carried — it’s to keep and “bear,” so it doesn’t apply to cannons — but I suppose here are hand-held rocket launchers that can bring down airplanes, that will have to be decided.” -Scalia

Yea, how much did you pay the dude in the butts?
Lol

“not that there’s anything wrong with that”

Pulling and marking the target
In the USMC those who are pulling and marking the targets are working the butts. Nice of you to add/assume a meaning here.

I assumed it was USMC jargon I was unfamiliar with… I was just making a joke, lighten up.

My interpretation of the definition is the same as it has been for 230 years. In other words, it’s not my definition, it is the definition.

What I don’t bother to do is to keep you supplied with the same source over and over each time you ask for it.

And what did he decide?

Your definition isn’t even documented. The definition I’ve been using, from Black’s Law, is.

You never gave it to me in the first place.