Many (many) years ago when Mozambique was legal in USPSA, we had a match director that hang targets upside down and require a mozamballs.Originally Posted by Clusterfrack
Failure to Stop! (some guy’s target from a match last Sat)
Many (many) years ago when Mozambique was legal in USPSA, we had a match director that hang targets upside down and require a mozamballs.Failure to Stop! (some guy’s target from a match last Sat)
Shit, I’ve been gone a long time - I didn’t realize you couldn’t Mozambique anymore…Many (many) years ago when Mozambique was legal in USPSA, we had a match director that hang targets upside down and require a mozamballs.
Ken
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Another one of my all time favorite Gary Larson cartoons. It seems timely.
I had that one hanging in my office.Another one of my all time favorite Gary Larson cartoons. It seems timely.
When one of my co-workers retired I decided I liked the mural his wife had papered his wall with - a mountain lake scene. After I moved into his office I slowly personalized the lake by populating it with photos of subs I cut out, sinking ships, artillery and sniper nests in the mountains, and these guys sitting in their boat with the mushroom clouds on the other side of the lake. Oh, yea, also had an air drop going on. Not many folks actually noticed the 'improvements' but they made me smile.
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You wouldn’t happen to have a picture of the final mural iteration, by chance? Sounds like it would be pretty awesome.
”But in the end all of these ideas just manufacture new criminals when the problem isn't a lack of criminals.” -JRB
No, I'm not that forward thinking.
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Not a very big tip. But, you know what they say- what goes around, comes around
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