mask strap

[SanDiegoSteve]

Originally Posted by mbyron

touché?

Um, yes, that would be the proper use of the word. I posted a zinger to Garth, and he zinged me right back. Thrust, parry, thrust.

[mbyron]

Originally Posted by SanDiegoSteve

Um, yes, that would be the proper use of the word. I posted a zinger to Garth, and he zinged me right back. Thrust, parry, thrust.

What are you talking about?

[SanDiegoSteve]

Originally Posted by mbyron

What are you talking about?

Are you just being intentionally obtuse, or do you not understand the word, "touché?" When one makes a point, which I clearly did, then someone else replies in kind, the word that is used is touché. It is a French fencing term, commonly used in English conversation.

[mbyron]

Originally Posted by SanDiegoSteve

Are you just being intentionally obtuse, or do you not understand the word, "touché?" When one makes a point, which I clearly did, then someone else replies in kind, the word that is used is touché. It is a French fencing term, commonly used in English conversation.

I'm not being obtuse, I don't follow your point about "proper use" in response to my post.

[mcrowder]

I don't think SDS noticed that your post was a link, and not a question.

[mbyron]

I think that he assumed the content of the link was directed at him, rather than simply being an amusing diversion connected to the word "touché."

But we all know what happens when you ASSume.

[SanDiegoSteve]

Originally Posted by mcrowder

I don't think SDS noticed that your post was a link, and not a question.

Yes, this was the case. I missed the fact that it was a link.

[JJ]

I cut the excess off, then stitch the straps in place. That way they don't come loose or unraveled. I do the same thing with my shinguards and chest protector straps.
This WAS the topic of discussion, wasn't it?