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shalackers

big feet
"shit...look at the shalackers on him!"
shalackers by Dave February 4, 2004
Colt M4A1 Carbine
5.56x45mm NATO

The carbinized version of the venerable M16 series. The M4 carbine is used mostly by US special forces, but it is even used by the Israeli military. It is said that the M4 carbine will replace the M16A2/M16A4 assault rifle as the mainstay for the Us armed forces...
...but in MY opinion, I think the M16 should stay. The M4 is a great weapon and is battle-proven, but the M16 has a few advantages still over the M4. Although the M4 is full-auto (the M16 only fires 3-round bursts for its full-auto mode), very compact, and heavily upgradable, the M16 has power and accuracy. The M4, on the other hand, excels in other areas over the M16, but it's not as accurate or powerful as the M16.

The idea of the M4 replacing the M16 should be heavily under debate. For now though, the M4 is a favored carbine for our special forces.
"The M4 is a really pimpin' gun. Too bad civilians can only buy those Bushmaster ripoffs."
-me
M4A1 by Dave February 4, 2004
The act of covering a toilet seat in toilet paper to avoid contamination from urine and tiny shit particles on the seat.
Yo there were so many skid marks in that toilet I had to nest that shit!
nesting by Dave February 3, 2004

9x19mm NATO 

Could be mistaken for the 9x19mm Parabellum; it's the caliber for H&K's infamous MP5 series, especially the MP5N (MP5 Navy).
"Someone correct me if I'm wrong here; I only looked up this caliber on the internet! >_<"
-me
9x19mm NATO by Dave February 3, 2004

9x19mm Parabellum 

The caliber used commonly for all handguns chambered for 9mm. The origins of the caliber are from Germany. This caliber was used in the nazi's Walther P38's.

Today 9x19mm Parabellum is used in all kinds of 9mm handguns, even various submachine guns.
"9mm is thee common name for this caliber."
-me
9x19mm Parabellum by Dave February 3, 2004
ACP = Auto Colt Pistol

The legendary, and common, caliber, used in handguns of wide varieties. The .45acp cartridge was chambered in the legendary Colt M1911A1 handgun, used by american infantry during WWII.

.45acp is used even today, for such guns like the H&K Mark 23 SOCOM, and H&K's USP's. .45acp is even the caliber for the Tommygun used in WWII, and today it is used in H&K's UMP submachine gun.
".45acp is powerful too. ^_^"
-me
.45acp by Dave February 3, 2004

Six-Six-Fourty-Four 

The name for June 6th, 1944.
"Six-Six-Fourty-Four will live in infamy. But let's hope it never has to happen again."
-me
Six-Six-Fourty-Four by Dave February 3, 2004