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Some very creative writeing and use of the english language. Probably all writes for penthouse. for the real deal on c-130's check out http://www.spectrumwd.com/c130/ Lot's of pic's, listing of C-130 lost, how and why, just the facts, no stars and strips cowboy pr stuff. Blind Bat missions over laos looking for targets on the Ho chi min trail going to work every other night. Khe San etc. Not much glamour just a job, but a lot better than a job in the jungle or in the sand. R.i.P.

Get over it dude That was the result of propaganda and maybe even a photo op. Who knows why the indoesians were dancing in the the streets on 9/11 do you believe everything you read, hear, and see. Maybe the people who were "dancing" are the same one who believe that the tsunami was the result of a india, zionist, US, nucleur underground conspiracy. R.i.P.

I think a lot of G.I.'s in the sand box are doing some of it. we've bought some heavy metal, 100s lbs

And worth every penny!!! Worth even less sorry PK you don't qualify But I'll sell them half price to all the sky babes and deliver them personally free of charge to make sure they fit correctly

PK Very bad shit. Don't know who would win in court except it will take a long time and someones lawyer will win My guess the person who ratted you out was your true love from hell. She's still wants you back I changed my profile a couple of month's ago after I started getting some bad vibes. Botswana is a nice place

We had a triple gold crown in the back (insurance) 15 yr's later started to have some pain from one of the teeth that was crowned. No insurance dentist said root canal. BS remove the crown from the bad tooth and the spacer and extract. My method $400 dentists method $5000. Can't see the two mising teeth in the rear and we got a big chunk of 18 caret gold for the wifes B-day present

Yes, with the money you save buying commercial ammo, the expense of the reloading equipment can quickly pay for itself. However, there's a catch. When you can produce ammo so cheap, you tend to shoot more. Thus, the savings aren't as great as if you kept shooting the same amount of ammo as before. But shooting more makes you a better shooter, so it's still worth it. Furthermore, in addition to quantity, you can increase quality over commercial ammo. Commercial ammo is produced to be safe to shoot in a variety of different guns, with different actions, different barrel lengths, different rifling twist rates, and so on. By reloading your own ammo, you can custom-make your ammo to match your exact combination of design factors. Thus, you not only get more ammo, cheaper, but it's more accurate too. It's a win-win situation. You just have to be really careful not to blow your face off. Affirmative We shot a lot every time we went. Saw wheel guns where some cowboy tried a hot load and blew half the wheel off We did have a few misfires out of 1000's of rounds. Most were just stove pipes but maybe thre times the sound and kickback just didn't feel right. Clear the weapon break it down and there would be a bullet lodged in the barrel. The only thing we could figure was the casing didn't get crimped hard enough around the bullet. Lesson learned if it don't feel right stop, clear the weapon, break it down, then look down the barrel. Also learned to take tools to the range.

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If it is true why tell anyone His followers will just have to wait for his next big plan rather than appoint a replacement. R.i.P.

I recommend the Dillon reloading presses. They cost a little more up front than some other brands, but their customer service is second to none. I bought one used and second-hand, and they still replace worn-out parts for free. Even if you break something due to your own stupidity. http://dillonprecision.com/default.cfm? Army friend kept his dillon progressive model#?. the guy went first classHad a shell feeder. press out old primer press in new primer etc. after all the stations were loaded a fully loaded round came out every time we pulled the handle. Buddy had mass qty of primer tubes to only widget he didn't have was a gizmo that would check the powder to insure there wasn't a double charge. The reload rate/hr was outragous. we never got close but when we went to the range we each shot 200 rds about $.07 ea.

Believe it or not, I do like to examine both sides of any issue. I agree about your beauty . . . beholder statement, but quite honestly, I thought both of these films were, as a whole, BS. Both also had the potential (during filming/ production) to be valuable, informative, even if editorialized) films. I believe our thirst for sensationalism in the news causes us two problems. The first one is that problems appear to be where there is really no problem. The second is that we are often able to overlook minor problems until the point that they become major problems. A third problem arises when we understand that as a nation, or evn as a holistic international community, we are unable to distinguish between the two aforementioned problems. Anyone have any suggestions as to how to remedy the situation? Or maybe you completely disagree? Affirmative Show both films back to back to let people know that there's two sides to every story and then there;s the truth.

since you asked we talked with a reserve marine A6 pilot who did some time in the sand. We asked about AC found out the marine pilots sleep with the boys in the field in their own one person tent. R.I.P.

Hi Bill don't know about the rabbits in down under but there's a natural equilbrium in nature. If you mess with the food chain the lower species will multiply. I think some of the folks killed in the Tsnumai were uplanders that moved to the coast to work int the tourist industry. In other area's from the beore and after photoe's it looked like their had been a lot of land reclamation going on by farmers, tour industry etc. Don't know if the more primative human tribes on the islands did that. R.i.P.

For some reason, animals seem to be able to detect these type of things (earthquakes and such) well before humans do. Me thinks animals have developed stronger and different senses than humans. dogs can smell and hear better than we do. Some how our hounds know when one of us is coming home a couple of minutes before we get there. We've seen this numerous times since one of us humans is usually home. Sound? telepathy? When the hounds go nut's the girl/boy toy got 5 minutes to disapear Befor the boss drives up. When a predatory bird is in the area (hawk or eagle)the animals in the lower food chain will leave. Human flawed? Maybe just different

I am pondering how this could serve as a guide to fun at our dropzone ... hmmm. D. James Nahikian CHICAGO Don't get me wrong, these things come out of the sky even when they are dropped from a few hundred feet very fast. Getting hit with one would ruin your day I remember seeing some night video from the DEA of a aircraft droping speed balls or bales of imported agriculteral products low and fast over open water. I guess them hay bales float long enough for someone to pick them up. I think throwing stuff out of airplanes besides WDI's and Skydivers and the military is a no no. Includeing water balloons. R.I.P.

Anyone remember the story about the japanese exchange student that knocked on the wrong door looking for a holloween party. Twice The first time the wife answered the door and told the youth to go away the second time the husband answered the door with his shooter. The homeowners were in "fear of their lives" told the japanese youth to "freeze" and when he failed to comply shot him on the front porch with a very large handgun. Forgot the state but if i remember the homeowners were not charged with murder or anything. R.I.P.

We'll see what happens, maybe it's a cultural thing or the big boy's are on vacation. I don't agree with the shame game of keeping track of who's giving how much. This crisis is going to take a long time to get straightened out so the M.E. countries have some time to get their act together. The blame game of the nuke conspiracy tells me there's a big communication problem of what we're all about. R.I.P.

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http://www.cnn.com/2005/WORLD/meast/01/04/tsunami.saudis/index.html Hi folks Not trying to be political, racist or bad but we heard this news spot on CNN today Certain countries in the middle east that are known for their oil wealth are not contributing what some people think is a fair amount of $$$ to aid the tsunami victims. CNN also stated that some of the more militant conservative groups in the ME are implying that the Tsunami was caused by a nuclear conspiracy between India, zionists and USA. Why is it whenever shit happens someone thinks it's a conspiracy or want to put a spin on it to suit their own agenda. Unbelivable R.i.P.

Hi AD when we got our mossberg it came with a extra full length barrel. I guess in case you have a big bathroom. . We have a AR15 collapsable stock pre ban no paperwork want to trade for some nice woodworking tools.Or a RPG launcher with half a dozen rounds. Our closest indoor range is the infamous "Bullseye" Tacoma Wa. they lost the AR15 that the Washington sniper used. The store owner misplaced 250 guns, his insurance co. paid $2 million plus to snipers victims and I think the IRS is on the owners butt for forgetting to file for a couple of yr's. The range is still open under new owners, same sign and name Now whos got a RPG for trade. R.I.P.

AD You bad How about a time out in SC I want to cry so I'm trying hard to laugh R.I.P.

http://www.spectrumwd.com/c130/articles/anloc.htm Speed ball maybe R.i.P.

Wing wars suit that thing looked white Haven't you gotten any taller in 29 yr's BTW last week was on a roll 6'1" and 5'10" Not bad for being on work release for 5 hrs that week. R.I.P.

Affirmative Neither do I Took a peek at SC and there's a new sticky at the top So thats three for now I may have to go back and read it for it's entertainment value So we'll know when someones being naughty.... again and again R.I.P.