I recognize that I can ignore a thread. I just think the back and forth trolling may be taken by someone outside of the community to be serious. I can only imagine someone being on a witness stand and the prosecutor saying, "And he actually agreed with throwing salt in the wounds of the man he shot..."Originally Posted by Tom_Jones
I think playing with the troll is fun or whatever, but I just don't see it as being a good policy. I read stuff here instead of doodie forum for a reason.
But I mean even if you did...
This is a thread where I built a boat I designed and which I very occasionally update with accounts of using it, which is really fun as long as I'm not driving over logs and blowing up the outboard.
https://pistol-forum.com/showthread....ilding-a-skiff
I prefer pointing over the bad guy's shoulder and yelling "hey look at that interesting thing over there!" before deploying my tactical banana cream pie.
Last edited by LorenzoS; 04-04-2016 at 10:12 AM.
Not always true. I have had friends that did deep undercover work for the feds that were not dirt bags, and we also used one of US Custom's guys who was a good friend of mine to do some stuff we could not have a sworn officer do. They do exist. In these cases, instead of working off cases like a dirtbag, they were actually paid and did very solid reliable work, but mostly VERY specialized stuff.
Well, I carry HK's so I am a bit of a sophisticated individual and some knowledge of common Latin is expected. Your inability to pick that up in context to the conversation gives great insight into your situational awareness....
Just a Hairy Special Snowflake supply clerk with no field experience, shooting an Asymetric carbine as a Try Hard. Snarky and easily butt hurt. Favorite animal is the Cape Buffalo....likely indicative of a personality disorder.
"If I had a grandpa, he would look like Delbert Belton".
Along with pocket pool, evidently.
We may lose and we may win, but we will never be here again.......
I think it is time for me to disclose my professional credentials:
Mr. L. served in the Extra-Special Forces where he specialized in short bus assaults (or maybe he and his team traveled in a short bus).
Mr. L. worked as a special adviser to the Batista regime in Cuba where he instrumented an assassination attempt on Hyman Roth.
Mr. L. was a flight attendant on the plane on which Michael Echanis got shot down over Lake Nicaragua.
Mr. L. served as a firearms consultant to the TV shows I Love Lucy and Seinfeld.
Mr. L. served as body double for Matthew McConaughey in the movie Magic Mike.
Mr. L. wears a ballistic helmet not for his protection, but for yours.
What's your seal #?
Mike
KCX if memory serves it's been years (25 or 30) since I packed any parachute, much less an emergency one. I did break out my skydiving rig a couple (or three) years ago, thinking to make a jump on my 65th Birthday. Unfortunately my leg was in a "Boot" at the time from a chainsaw cut so I was forced to abandon that idea. (maybe my 70th!):
Hmm ... Still looks good after 25 years in the bag, no mice or Roaches jumped out .. I'd try it, would You?
Additional edit: I see you are in Kosovo mmnealtx, I was nearby (in what is now Slovakia) in Bled, Yugoslavia attending the 1970 World Parachuting Championship as a member of the United States Parachute Team. In addition to being a Master Parachute Rigger, I'm also a commercial Pilot, and have well over 2000 freefall parachute jumps.
~D
Last edited by Digiroc; 04-04-2016 at 11:56 AM. Reason: Or Three; time flys when you're having fun
If parachuting is your thing, then you be warned that carrying a Kimber Micro is like jumping without a 'chute.KCX if memory serves it's been years (25 or 30) since I packed any parachute, much less an emergency one. I did break out my skydiving rig a couple (or three) years ago, thinking to make a jump on my 65th Birthday. Unfortunately my leg was in a "Boot" at the time from a chainsaw cut so I was forced to abandon that idea. (maybe my 70th!):
Hmm ... Still looks good after 25 years in the bag, no mice or Roaches jumped out .. I'd try it, would You?
Additional edit: I see you are in Kosovo mmnealtx, I was nearby (in what is now Slovakia) in Bled, Yugoslavia attending the 1970 World Parachuting Championship as a member of the United States Parachute Team. In addition to being a Master Parachute Rigger, I'm also a commercial Pilot, and have well over 2000 freefall parachute jumps.
~D
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