warpedskydiver

the suprise is that they let your chavscum ass back in. oh wait, they let the french in as well...nevermind.

Dude did you crap in the weeds again, or on the expert landing area?

No I just got up just before first light, stood naked outside with an erection, and faced your house. that ought to balance the universe out nicely PS why was your husband aiming a shotgun at me? (some people are really picky about me standing on their front lawn I guess)

Dude they should have never let you gradjimitate. You can't even type well you stated 40yr when it was supposed to be 400year reunion.

Hide your dog, the dissapointment of not being able to riddle someone with bullets may leave them really lusting for a kill.

Na...but the models WILL have short hair, and 'comfortable' shoes! Yeah and short fingernails, along with the "please don't make me eat your ugly fat pussy again" look on their faces.

You dance to sound checks...admit it

Do you trust me? The question might be Are you, or do you have, an "old member"? Nope it's just high mileage

What's so funny about Rainbo in a thong? Damn he fills out that coconut bra nicely too!

Spread photoshopped pictures around the company, showing that he beats off to pics of Chesty Puller

The rats ate the pizza rolls, he only ate the rats.

That's taking an evening stroll near homestead...

It's a pissup Jamile, not pisson!!!!

Rattle Rattle Rattle....hey Max, hurry the fuck up....Rattle Rattle Rattle.

Jim put down the leisure suit, and step away... Seriously

not the brand... the size Geez.... and since electricity is carried on the perimeter of the wire, the more surface, the better it conducts.

U.S. ARMY SPECIAL FORCES COMMAND (AIRBORNE) BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH U.S. ARMY SPECIAL OPERATIONS COMMAND PUBLIC AFFAIRS OFFICE FORT BRAGG, NC 28310 / (910) 4326005 http://www.soc.mil As of 16 JUN 07 DE OPPRESSO LIBER Master Sgt. Arthur L. Lilley Killed in action on June 15, 2007 Operation Enduring Freedom Master Sgt. Arthur L. Lilley, 35, a Special Forces team sergeant assigned to 2nd Battalion, 7th Special Forces Group (Airborne) at Ft. Bragg, N.C., died June 15 of wounds sustained from enemy small arms fire during combat operations in the Paktika Province, near Shkin, Afghanistan. Lilley, a native of Smithfield, Pa., enlisted as an infantryman in 1990. His first assignment was with the 101st Airborne Division (Air Assault) where he served in Operation Desert Shield and Desert Storm. He then transferred to 1st Battalion (Airborne), 508th Infantry Regiment, 173rd Infantry Brigade, Camp Ederle, Italy in September 1992, where he served for just over two years. In 1995, he volunteered to become a Special Forces Soldier. Lilley graduated from the Special Forces Qualification Course in 1996 and was assigned 1st Bn., 7th SFG, as a Special Forces engineer sergeant. In 2000, after serving four years in 7th SFG, he was assigned to the 96th Civil Affairs Battalion at Fort Bragg, N.C., where he served as an engineer sergeant and then first sergeant. In August 2005, Lilley was assigned to 2nd Bn., 7th SFG and served there as an Operational Detachment – Alpha team sergeant until his death. His military education also includes the Basic and Advanced Noncommissioned Officer Courses, Special Operations Target Interdiction Course, Civil Affairs Qualification Course, Basic and Advanced Airborne Courses, Air Assault Course, Spanish Language Course, and the First Sergeants Course. His awards and decorations include the Meritorious Service Medal, Army Commendation Medal, Joint Service Achievement Medal, Army Achievement Medal, Army Good Conduct Medal, National Defense Service Medal, Southwest Asia Service Medal, Global War on Terrorism Expeditionary Medal, Global War on Terrorism Service Medal, Humanitarian Service Medal, NCO Professional Development Ribbon, Army Service Ribbon, Overseas Service Ribbon, Kuwait Liberation Medal (Saudi Arabia) , Kuwait Liberation Medal (Kuwait), Expert Infantryman Badge, Combat Infantryman Badge, Master Parachutist Badge, Air Assault Badge, and Special Forces Tab. Lilley is survived by his wife, Christine, daughter, Mackenzie and son, Cole of Spring Lake, N.C.; parents Arthur and Elizabeth Lilley of Smithfield, Pa.; brother Michael Lilley and wife Katya; halfbrothers Bruce Sanford and wife Mary and James Sanford and wife Beth; halfsisters Sandra Horton and husband Rick and Jessica Barnett; grandmother Evelyn Barrett; grandparents Arthur and Edith Lilley, Ralph and Louise Barrett, and Jerry and Sondra Tate. R.I.P. Art Lilley, you are not forgotten.

Great news!, now if we could get Dan to use them. I sent him the info on the ear pro with amplification. Now only if he would wear the fucking things. besides it helps when you can hear them scurrying about.

Just wait until you try his Kimchee, it tastes great but you better not have anything wrong with your digestive track. Somehow he makes the habanero seem "hotter"

Got some Nachos to go with that spray? Gene03 will eat it.

WTF you probably have tinitus anyways Who were you kidding Max?

The people on here I would trust either know me personally, are long time friends of friends of mine, or belong to the club. You guys know what club I'm talkin about If you have to wonder about that you are not a member.

you might also needs some sound absorbent material around your speakers in the doors etc. Nothing sounds great when you hear your car coming apart.

A great amp will allow you to hear more at a lower decibel. YMMV I am out of date on the latest and greatest, but I was always a fan of Harmon Kardin, Blaupunkt, and way back when Alpine. Amazing how far ahead they were for their time.

wires can be a weak link, no matter how good the components and speakers you only hear what actually gets to the speakers. Monster cables are worth the money, and these days they are expensive. Gold plated or solid copper connections and no crappy grounding.