gam·bit (găm′bĭt) n.
1. An opening in chess in which the player risks one or more minor pieces, usually a pawn, in order to gain a favorable position.
2. A maneuver, stratagem, or opening remark, especially one intended to bring about a desired result.
1. An opening in chess in which the player risks one or more minor pieces, usually a pawn, in order to gain a favorable position.
2. A maneuver, stratagem, or opening remark, especially one intended to bring about a desired result.
Good thinking Lisa. I agree. I know when I've actually heard bubba spewing he does sound like one foot in the grave.
ReplyDeleteOh Hell Good Thinking Sig !
ReplyDeleteI surprised this guy is still alive. If he had ObamaCare he'd be a corpse.
ReplyDeleteWhat's bubba got? Scumbagitis? An inoperable reprobate-oma?
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