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General Off-Topic Discussion / Nintendo Wii
« on: December 03, 2006, 11:19:23 PM »
Anybody else have one of these?
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General Airsoft Game Discussion / OPLC Customer Appreciation Day
« on: October 09, 2006, 09:35:39 PM »
http://www.oplionclaws.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=618
I'm pretty sure he'll include OPBD instead of OPNS, so, that means I get to go for free. Who's with me?
I bet it'll be in SoCal, so, it's just a drive, maybe a hotel one night.
C'monnn, it'll be fun.
Quote from: "John Ru"
I'm working on a ONE-DAY game/event for 2nd Sat. in Dec. (Dec. 9, 2006) as the LC Customer Appreciation Game Day.
AO TBA.
Alumni $50
Alumni who had attended OPLC V+OPI-IV (both) $40
Nuts (and you know who you are) who attended OPNS+OPLC V+OPI-IV FREE
LC Medal of Honor Recipients FREE
Non-alumni $75
I'm pretty sure he'll include OPBD instead of OPNS, so, that means I get to go for free. Who's with me?
I bet it'll be in SoCal, so, it's just a drive, maybe a hotel one night.
C'monnn, it'll be fun.
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Airsoft Equipment Specials / STAR Mags, on sale
« on: October 07, 2006, 12:17:36 PM »
http://www.airsoftextreme.com/store/ind ... als&page=6
Like, $4.50 per mag ain't so bad in my book, shipped.
Like, $4.50 per mag ain't so bad in my book, shipped.
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General Airsoft Game Discussion / Operation Irene IV
« on: October 01, 2006, 05:57:53 PM »
Well, we lost. Delta did good, but I guess Charlie did better. All comments on fuzzy math aside, the way it went was the way it was, and that's the way it is.
Here's some kind of neat pictures -- there'll be more later, and probably more after the official ones come out -- which should be awesome.
Here's some kind of neat pictures -- there'll be more later, and probably more after the official ones come out -- which should be awesome.
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AEG's / Foam Weapon Photos
« on: September 22, 2006, 04:18:47 PM »
This is my CA M15A4 C.Q.B. with a First Factory boxmag and a King Arms 30mm red dot 3-9x variable power optic.
Also pictured is my sidearm.
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General Off-Topic Discussion / Finally, a ruling on azsarge's favorite party tactic
« on: September 19, 2006, 11:46:58 PM »
http://www.endyourself.com/christian.mov
Look, Eddie Griffin even does the Arizona Sergeant silent laugh/fist pump.
Look, Eddie Griffin even does the Arizona Sergeant silent laugh/fist pump.
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General Off-Topic Discussion / Dexter
« on: September 19, 2006, 06:37:32 PM »
http://www.sho.com/site/dexter/sneakpeek/home.do
The password is Sneak Peek.
I watch a lot of TV and usually have a pretty good handle on what's good and what sucks, and this is definitely in the former category.
The password is Sneak Peek.
I watch a lot of TV and usually have a pretty good handle on what's good and what sucks, and this is definitely in the former category.
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General Off-Topic Discussion / Panic! At the Disco
« on: September 07, 2006, 02:31:47 PM »
http://today.reuters.com/news/articlene ... ml&src=rss
URUAPAN, Mexico (Reuters) - An armed gang of suspected drug traffickers wearing ski masks threw five human heads onto the dance floor of a bar in western Mexico on Wednesday in an apparent revenge killing, prosecutors said.
Wielding handguns and rifles, some 20 men dressed in black drove up to the Luz y Sombra (Light and Shade) club on the edge of the city of Uruapan, in Michoacan state, shortly after midnight, barged inside and fired shots in the air.
They forced late-night revelers to lie on the floor and pulled the five male heads out of plastic bags, dumping them on the dance floor along with a handwritten message, a spokesman for the Michoacan state prosecutor's office said.
The gruesome incident highlighted the challenge facing the next president, Felipe Calderon, in ending drug violence. A court named Calderon, a native of Michoacan, president-elect on Tuesday after a contested election in July.
"What's likely behind this are problems stemming from drug trafficking," a spokesman for the local attorney general's office said. He said the killings could be revenge for the murder in the same city on Sunday of two women, one of whom was beheaded and had a finger sliced off.
The handwritten note called the attack "divine justice."
"The family does not kill for money. It does not kill women or innocent people. Those who die are those who must die. Everyone should know that this is divine justice," it read.
Relatives who came to identify three of the victims denied they were involved in crime, local police chief Ramon Ponce said. "One was an avocado picker, one was a mechanic and one was unemployed. They weren't wealthy people," he told Reuters.
Two of the victims have yet to be identified and police have not found the rest of the five bodies.
Surrounded by mountains and avocado groves, Uruapan was quiet until about 10 years ago when drug gangs based in nearby villages began competing for business, local residents say.
The Luz y Sombra bar has plastic chairs and tables and offers an escort service and table dancers.
Gabriel Solorio, manager of a bar underneath it, said locals understood the violence was score-settling between drug traffickers and not directed at outsiders, but said, "Everyone feels scared."
Thirteen people have been decapitated this year in Michoacan, which has a long and sparsely populated Pacific coastline and is used by traffickers shipping cocaine and marijuana to the United States.
A severed head was dumped in Acapulco in June, marking a surge in drug violence before the July election.
On Tuesday, gunmen shot and killed a senior policeman in front of a church in the state of Nuevo Leon, south of Texas.
URUAPAN, Mexico (Reuters) - An armed gang of suspected drug traffickers wearing ski masks threw five human heads onto the dance floor of a bar in western Mexico on Wednesday in an apparent revenge killing, prosecutors said.
Wielding handguns and rifles, some 20 men dressed in black drove up to the Luz y Sombra (Light and Shade) club on the edge of the city of Uruapan, in Michoacan state, shortly after midnight, barged inside and fired shots in the air.
They forced late-night revelers to lie on the floor and pulled the five male heads out of plastic bags, dumping them on the dance floor along with a handwritten message, a spokesman for the Michoacan state prosecutor's office said.
The gruesome incident highlighted the challenge facing the next president, Felipe Calderon, in ending drug violence. A court named Calderon, a native of Michoacan, president-elect on Tuesday after a contested election in July.
"What's likely behind this are problems stemming from drug trafficking," a spokesman for the local attorney general's office said. He said the killings could be revenge for the murder in the same city on Sunday of two women, one of whom was beheaded and had a finger sliced off.
The handwritten note called the attack "divine justice."
"The family does not kill for money. It does not kill women or innocent people. Those who die are those who must die. Everyone should know that this is divine justice," it read.
Relatives who came to identify three of the victims denied they were involved in crime, local police chief Ramon Ponce said. "One was an avocado picker, one was a mechanic and one was unemployed. They weren't wealthy people," he told Reuters.
Two of the victims have yet to be identified and police have not found the rest of the five bodies.
Surrounded by mountains and avocado groves, Uruapan was quiet until about 10 years ago when drug gangs based in nearby villages began competing for business, local residents say.
The Luz y Sombra bar has plastic chairs and tables and offers an escort service and table dancers.
Gabriel Solorio, manager of a bar underneath it, said locals understood the violence was score-settling between drug traffickers and not directed at outsiders, but said, "Everyone feels scared."
Thirteen people have been decapitated this year in Michoacan, which has a long and sparsely populated Pacific coastline and is used by traffickers shipping cocaine and marijuana to the United States.
A severed head was dumped in Acapulco in June, marking a surge in drug violence before the July election.
On Tuesday, gunmen shot and killed a senior policeman in front of a church in the state of Nuevo Leon, south of Texas.
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General Off-Topic Discussion / I wish we had a few of these...
« on: July 03, 2006, 11:07:17 PM »
That way people would know that as lawfully armed citizens we're not easy targets for rape, murder and theft and would go seek people more easily harmed in Brady "A" rated states like California.
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Airsoft Equipment Specials / Inokatsu (Guarder) AK kits direct from manufacturer
« on: June 12, 2006, 06:25:04 PM »58
General Off-Topic Discussion / Good on ya Tucson
« on: June 01, 2006, 07:51:45 PM »
Just heard it's illegal for women to wear pants in Tucson.
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General Airsoft Discussion / Lion Claws V
« on: May 28, 2006, 05:15:14 PM »
Well, like Mullen said : "I don't care how just win, baby win."
So we did.
I wanna thank all you guys for making my experience memorable. Thanks, Skylar. Thanks, Mikey.
BRLTW! HOOAH!
Until next year.
So we did.
I wanna thank all you guys for making my experience memorable. Thanks, Skylar. Thanks, Mikey.
BRLTW! HOOAH!
Until next year.
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General Off-Topic Discussion / Completely offensive religious song.
« on: April 15, 2006, 11:34:39 PM »
Well, I mean, it's a totally pro-God song, but, it's got some profanity.
You'll have to give it a listen to see what I'm talking about. It's pretty funny.
If you mosh for Jesus and this offends you, I don't care.
http://members.cox.net/vincescales/GodWill.mp3
You'll have to give it a listen to see what I'm talking about. It's pretty funny.
If you mosh for Jesus and this offends you, I don't care.
http://members.cox.net/vincescales/GodWill.mp3