"Capt. Rob" wrote in message
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If you mean by "carry yourself"... restricting your movement to peak
daylight hours....



No, Mooron, but have you ever heard of "Carry yourself" used in the
regard of a time and place? I can't find any reference for it in that
usage. Maybe you can point us to it. Here's yet another basic English
lesson for Mooron!

Shure... you ever hear of bringin' a knife to a gunfight? or maybe you think
you'll intimidate a mugger with a handgun by your 'gait'????
Bwahahahahahhaaa


American Heritage Dictionary; Carried-Transitive
An act or demeanor exhibited by an individual. (He carried himself with
great confidence.)

I prefer... Mooron's Heritage Dictionary; Carried - Proactive
The act of packin' lethal force so I don't have to walk like you have a
pant-load clumped in your shorts to imitate a confident swagger.

Mooron, is there ANY way you can get that hook out of your silly mouth?

If there is a hook in my mouth... it's because I didn't remove it from the
last fish I pan fried..... don't fret Bob.... I file off the barbs and use
sufficient drag to keep you on the hook... :-P

CM-