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I understand what the term means, anyone know its origin?
I believe it was an old, old wooden ship used during the Civil War era.
does it really need an explanation? a gunner guns down everyone in front of them.
There's a great thread around here somewhere on that topic.
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(Year 1709) R. Steele Tatler No. 88. ⁋2 The words Gunner and Gunster are not to be used promiscuously‥Those who recount strange Accidents and Circumstances which have no Manner of Foundation in Truth, when they design to do Mischief are comprehended under the Appellation of Gunners, when they endeavour only to surprise and entertain, they are distinguished by the Name of Gunsters.‥ The Gunner is destructive, and hated; the Gunster innocent, and laughed at.
I believe it was an old, old wooden ship used during the Civil War era.
I doubt the network would be concerned with the lack of an old old wooden ship.