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napalm - nasty nasty nasty - my experience is only from Vietnam video's and I sure wouldn't want to be on the receiving end of it or white phos. I hated training with the white phosphorus grenades - damned things made me nervous where the m-67 did not... both extremely effective - but damned evil!! I give King Abdullah style points for using a weapon that enforces the idea that killing their pilot by fire was a really bad idea. Burn 1 of ours, we burn xxx number of yours. If isis had killed their pilot by beheading would they have responded differently? Roy They say I suffer from insanity.... But I actually enjoy it.

so that's what they were doing!!! I shoulda realized and given them brownie points rather than nicking them on their exit! Roy They say I suffer from insanity.... But I actually enjoy it.

Where oh where is the like button!!!? Roy They say I suffer from insanity.... But I actually enjoy it.

was it the fxc that could fire even if turned off under canopy or was that the astra? for the life of me I cant remember :-/ Roy They say I suffer from insanity.... But I actually enjoy it.

at the last meeting apparently they decided to go ahead with the fingerprinting in spite of the many objections. Twin Falls will appreciate the increased revenue and have been very welcoming to the base community - Should be a great time. Roy They say I suffer from insanity.... But I actually enjoy it.

I will be attending "the other bridge day" in Idaho. They say I suffer from insanity.... But I actually enjoy it.

The joke goes - If you heard the shot - you weren't the target Roy They say I suffer from insanity.... But I actually enjoy it.

so how would you get the info? They say I suffer from insanity.... But I actually enjoy it.

place some mice under a metal cover on your stomach then heat it and then when it's hot then the mice will start to scratch the person's stomach until it's full of holes and won't stop till they find a way out or when the Japanese stops them. They hang you onto something I don't know what then place a growing bamboo under you and wait for it to grow until it pierces through your whole body 0.0 - takes about 3-4 days. Water Treatment as used by the Japanese military during World War II was a form of water torture in which the victim is forced to drink large quantities of water in a short time, resulting in gastric distension, water intoxication, and sometime death. In this form of water torture, water is forced down the throat and into the stomach. This happens repeatedly until osmosis causes the cells to explode. Water boarding as used today refers to a technique involving water poured over the face or head of the subject, in order to evoke the instinctive fear of drowning. Often, a wet cloth is placed in the subject's mouth, giving them the impression that they are drowning. Perhaps the cannibalism was a touch over the top when their supply lines got cut but hey! we weren't Japanese - we were subhuman mongrels and tasted like chicken. Pretty sure waterboarding as the US uses it is terrifying but overall benign compared to what actually got the Japanese executed. oh, and what the hell, lets talk about when a soldier just felt like killing a prisoner - they did it, didn't ask permission, just went ahead and stabbed/shot/beat to death/drowned/hung/ etc... and they didn't just do it once. Rest of the world may hate us but they sure will take our money wont they? when you have an enemy that will murder thousands you cant just ask "pretty please, tell me what your planning" I for one wont apologize for waterboarding those fucktards - if I was in charge they would have gotten worse - and I don't give a shit if that offends you or anyone else. the rest of the world hates us? fuck them Roy They say I suffer from insanity.... But I actually enjoy it.

I don't think so (but have been wrong before) it was just the part that I found really interesting Roy They say I suffer from insanity.... But I actually enjoy it.

lol my google-fu is weak thanks

Ahh, Runescape I was a Pmod when I played the game with my girlfriends kids, we had multiple computers and were the terrors north of the wall, never tried Syrnia though. Good luck on the career! Roy They say I suffer from insanity.... But I actually enjoy it.

reading back I can see I wasn't very specific on what we did - tests were done on a raven IV and if I remember right a mighty max?.... mac?... both F-111 square canopy's, both very large to make it easier to see the what/where/omgwtfcrapisthat... - no taper at all. Pretty sure mighty max was the name of the 2nd but its been many years ago - both were freaking huge canopy's - the raven was the smaller of the two but both had extremely loooong brake lines which we took the brakes attachment point to the opposite side of the nose with a small X to start then wrapped the tail - both were pro packed, - by the end of the tests we were able to do we were pulling that attachment point as far across as fabric would allow then rolling the tail - and on those beasts its a long ways with still no luck - we tried that technique coupled with actively shoving the tail down into the well of fabric with the nose - we flaked out one side and left the other a jumbled mess...loose wrapped tail, tight, one pack was with the brake lines barberpoled around each other - a no wrapped tail with the attachment points for the brakes stretched as far as possible etc... we had planned on the last drop being a pick up the canopy and crush it into the d-bag with no care given but didn't get the chance to try that each pack job was watched by the rigger in charge and who wrote down on exactly how it was packed. We had a pool going on who would get the first (which bought the consolation beer when we failed) we tried and were stumped, we were supposed to do 20 tests but the weather rolled in and put an end to our weekend of fun at #16 and we never got back to it again. we tried everything you are not supposed to do... nobody ever thought about loosening the slider down from the stops, I'm not sure that would promote a better chance of a malfunction or not, but Im pretty sure it would have been a painful opening. all I have done for the last decade or more is clear the nose, quarter the slider and wrap the tail, throw down and put it in the bag - unless I am packing for someone else... many people get nervous if you do that for them I can see how a tapered nose probably makes a lineover less likely - but if you could replicate a lineover and post the video here to dz.com along with the packing "error" I know I sure would like to see it. Roy They say I suffer from insanity.... But I actually enjoy it.

I find it interesting that she questions his need/motives to carry and then signaling that she is armed while not actually carrying. what did she think would happen if he was intent on robbing the place? did it even occur to her that she just put herself at the top of the threat list with no way to defend herself? sounds like she has watched too many tv shows and has a slight paranoia problem - she sounds like the type of person who would be very scary to be around if she actually did carry. Roy They say I suffer from insanity.... But I actually enjoy it.

either I am demented or..... nahhh, Must be the meds... but my immediate thought was: Hmm, terrorists at Perris, jumping the shark - I could see it and imagine the alallalaaaa ALOHA SNACKBAR.......THUD... Roy They say I suffer from insanity.... But I actually enjoy it.

If it makes you happy to change it up a bit then good. its not hard to change it back

AHA!! your one of those!!! grats on your new love

And on a bad spot it can lead to such a memorable skydive and scar some locals for life! Roy They say I suffer from insanity.... But I actually enjoy it.

heh, yeah I got that but at the speed I proofread... would have taken me a lot more than 10 min! They say I suffer from insanity.... But I actually enjoy it.

LOL, I hear you - I hate it, and why.... why the hell is every freaking machine different!!! Roy They say I suffer from insanity.... But I actually enjoy it.

Luckily the LEO's are more intelligent than the lawmakers and from what I have read are not going to be out looking for us if we loan a firearm to a friend - It appears that the law enforcement officers are not out to make lawful owners into criminals - time will tell I suppose. Roy They say I suffer from insanity.... But I actually enjoy it.

skydivers get cranky when they cant go play Roy They say I suffer from insanity.... But I actually enjoy it.

This works, and it works well - before I moved to Portland my girlfriend was in Yakima for the weekend with her three boys - age 5, 7, and 9 who's only experience with anything firearm related was video games. we went to the range with two .22 rifles, one bolt action, one semi-auto for the kids to use, one shooter at a time with the others behind the firing line with their mother keeping watch on them - but even though I stressed the importance of safety many many times I still had to control the barrel of the gun twice as Brad and Andy (the two oldest) both tried to turn around and say something to their mom - I don't remember the video game they liked to play, it was a 1st person shooter but in it the player had to shoot the bad guys many times to make them stay down. They were kids... they didn't think they were that dangerous because all their experience with them was that video game - and their comments proved how non threatening they were to the kids... we were just putting holes in paper... not very intimidating and a poor demonstration of what they can do to a person... end of the day I took out a water filled one gallon milk jug five meters and loaded my .45 with hollow points. I got the kids all together and simply said: guys... this isn't a video game, these are not toys, we can come to the range and have fun but if you ever find a weapon, and play with it, and accidentally shoot your brother/mom/me/ or a friend with it in the chest they wont be around anymore - this is what happens in the real world. when the milk jug disintegrated all three kids mouths were hanging open in shock - I admit I fudged a bit... ok a lot - we know a persons torso doesn't explode like that but...I knew I would need this demonstration. I got my point across. Roy They say I suffer from insanity.... But I actually enjoy it.

Thanks Bill

oh ok, will give you that, so far I haven't run into a outdoor range in the city limits, I assumed we were speaking on in the city area's - heh, but if they put one close to it the cops would be very busy and the shooters would get to know their local law enforcement intimately I am sure. Roy They say I suffer from insanity.... But I actually enjoy it.