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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Describe Gun in My Pocket here.
No, that's on the main page. I'm gonna gripe a bit.
Apparently, people who take this seriously have neglected to consider anything other than their pre-fabricated conclusion. The general shape of the gun is dictated by physics. The general shape of a sword provides more reach than a shorter bladed weapon, which translates directly into greater safety. And so on. |