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Gath - August 29, 2011, 12:07 am, #931| One does not "fire" an arrow in this context. One Looses an arrow. If wished to fire an arrow it would be wrapped with a combustible near the base of the arrowhead, and passed through a flame. Just sayin'. |
Chrysophase2003 - July 17, 2012, 2:32 pm, #1396| The Saga of Hrolf Kraki features a shoreline battle between Viking tribes, in which a king and his best archer "fire" arrows from a boat offshore at the enemy. Loose may have been an early Old English term, but it wasn't and isn't the only correct one. |
GroPlea - July 20, 2012, 6:11 pm, #1400| Hey Gath... who cares about your 'context'? This isn't literalville.com Sir. If you can't appreciate humor then trust me, compensating by denigrating the accomplishments of others is a sure sign that you have a 'context' problem. Just sayin'. |
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