[nonsporting]

Well... when you assault someone you effectively have set your seat loose by an act of petulance.

Very clever attempt at a save.

I am familiar with "loose" as a transitive verb, as used here: Attic Greek [luw]. In English it's antiquated and means to "destroy", "undo". It doesn't quite fit here, when the modern meaning of "lose" (as in "not win") is the one intended.

[Frapster]

:)

Loose and lose are one of my pet peeves so I noticed it too... but I can’t pass up an attempt at humor. Although my wife would tell you I should more than not.