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XD I almost laugh my head off seeing her hold this
ok it a bit more detailed than Archie ones but still XP
Lien-da with a RPG Rocket Launcher you got to amite she looks more hot holding it X3
I was thinking of her saying like
Lien-da: big mistake Archie couse now its payback time
couse they really rape her one of their own chars,
I said about this in the Details about Lien-da on my Journal,
let see what next to draw of Lien-da?
X3 any ideas heheheheh perhaps one of her getting her nanobots in ehr body? witch mean nude in a capsule XP
ok it a bit more detailed than Archie ones but still XP
Lien-da with a RPG Rocket Launcher you got to amite she looks more hot holding it X3
I was thinking of her saying like
Lien-da: big mistake Archie couse now its payback time
couse they really rape her one of their own chars,
I said about this in the Details about Lien-da on my Journal,
let see what next to draw of Lien-da?
X3 any ideas heheheheh perhaps one of her getting her nanobots in ehr body? witch mean nude in a capsule XP
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Actually, it isn't as redundant as you think:
RPG stands for "ruchnoy protivotankoviy granatomyot", which translates to "hand-held anti-tank grenade launcher".
"Rocket propelled grenade" was something made up by people who don't understand that languages other than English can also have initialisms.
RPG stands for "ruchnoy protivotankoviy granatomyot", which translates to "hand-held anti-tank grenade launcher".
"Rocket propelled grenade" was something made up by people who don't understand that languages other than English can also have initialisms.
Well, they're called acronyms, and it depends on who you're talking to, I guess. I know I don't consider Kalashnikovs to be English acronyms in the context of weapons like the AK-47, AK-74, AKM, etc., but that's one I've thought of as English just because it actually works. Regardless, even with it being 'hand-held anti-tank grenade launcher', it's not a lot better. Hand-held anti-tank grenade launcher rocket launcher?
While all acronyms are initialisms, not all initialisms are acronyms.
When you abbreviate something by taking the initial letters of the words, it is an initialism. If the resulting initialism is pronounceable as a word, then it is an acronym.
For example, CSIS is an acronym, (sea-sis), but JTF2 is not.
As for the remaining redundancy, it is insulated by the use of multiple languages. This sort of thing is actually common in place names. "Mississippi" means "big river" in Algonquin, "La Brea" is "the tar" in Spanish etc.
When you abbreviate something by taking the initial letters of the words, it is an initialism. If the resulting initialism is pronounceable as a word, then it is an acronym.
For example, CSIS is an acronym, (sea-sis), but JTF2 is not.
As for the remaining redundancy, it is insulated by the use of multiple languages. This sort of thing is actually common in place names. "Mississippi" means "big river" in Algonquin, "La Brea" is "the tar" in Spanish etc.
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