Glorp???

[Scorpiusdeus]

Who started this moronic slang term for the Glock? I saw it on another gun forum that I won't name. It's idiotic! Don't we catch enough heat as gun owners without making up stupid stuff like this?

[gorenut]

First time I've seen/heard it.

[tradecraft]

Never heard of it. Why are you so worked up?

[nitewing117]

never heard of that term..I thought you were going to refer to some sort of frankenGlock.

[gorenut]

haha, OP, you sure that you aren't just trying to get a new Glock slang started? JK

I've heard of Glunk though. There's also Block ofcourse.. don't forget Glock-blocker/knocker


I googled it up and came up with this:
GLORP: Generic Lightweight Object-Relational Persistence

I guess the Glock is kind of generic looking and its definitely lightweight. Its durability makes it a persistent firearm.

[testarija@yahoo.com]

i looked it up and found a forum about it. I think it's because the glock has the same grip angle as the ruger mkII; i think, but don't qoate me.

[tacticalcity]

First time I've seen/heard it.

+1 never seen/heard it before.

[Arkangel]

+1 never seen/heard it before.

Me either.

[billped]

The bigger question is, why does anyone care if someone has coined a nickname for something? Heck, I'm not even sure why I replied to this worthless thread.

[paintballdad]

Well, its better than Glockamole.

[gorenut]

Well, its better than Glockamole.

Hahha, I dunno.. I kinda like this one.

[wjc]

I've always heard Glocks referred to by the moniker "Tupperware".

[testarija@yahoo.com]

Lol. I like it too. Didn't realize Glocks were so hated.

[PandaLuv]

never heard of it, though i did hear blocks, cocks and uh... that's it?

[5thgen4runner]

I carry a glockamole 23 everyday. I love glockamole.

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