Why? Several reasons.

#1 I'm tired of the attitudes, people around here seem to just want to play airsoft so they can try and be in charge. They break the rules or don't enforce them, then when something goes wrong they just point fingers and bitch.

#2 Everyone is more interested in trying to act like "MR. Tough Guy" instead of being a meaningful human being. It's like an elementary school playground "You're a fag!", "NO! You're a fag!" Grow up people.

#3 My GF has refused to play. I'm sure alot of you don't care, but she attended 2 games, and in her words "I can go to daycare if I want to be around children, it's a hell of alot cheaper".

#4 I'm heading to Washington state anyway, so there's little reason to be tempted to enter into any further pointless arguments here.


There have been a few of you that it's been fun to be around, it's just highly unfortunate that you are in the extreme minority.


To the first mod that finds this post, please delete all replies and lock it, seeing as I cannot prevent replies.

Thank you

Make all your groupies wear half of this unit, heh

http://www.preventsecurity.com/productd ... b=-1&p=842

Anyone know of the reverse of this that would go off if it's within range of another unit?

I got a nice Rebel XT I plan on taking out to a few games, and would rather not get shot at, heh.

http://www.npr.org/templates/story/stor ... Id=6576505

Figured you guys might want to hear this. Makes me ill.

Let's say under $800

Thanks

I have:

AIRSOFTPHOENIX.COM
AZAIRSOFT.COM
PHXAIRSOFT.COM

Free to a good home. (They expire in august)

(IM me with which one you want, and what you'd use it for)

Thanks.

Has anyone heard anything about this:

http://www.freemarketnews.com/WorldNews.asp?nid=6139


"ARMY TO DROP DEATH BENEFITS?
Wednesday, January 25, 2006 - FreeMarketNews.com

The Army has begun to notify soldiers that if they are killed wearing Pinnacle's Dragon Skin Body Armor, their families won’t be eligible to collect death benefits, according to Defense Watch Magazine.

Anonymous soldiers are writing Defense Watch to tell them that the Army has prohibited the use of any commercially available armor unless the Army gives it to them. Not only will soldiers lose eligibility to $400,000 in life insurance benefits, but they could also be subject to disciplinary action if they are caught with non-approved armor. Soldiers have been paying about $6,000 to buy their own Dragon Skin because it is considered more protective than the standard Interceptor OTV armor issued by the Army.

The Army claims that armor will slow soldiers down and make them vulnerable to attack. However, as reported earlier by FMNN, a recent study found that extra armor around the upper body would have saved the lives of at least 80 percent of the soldiers killed in Iraq."


Personally I think if this is true it's one of the worst DOD policies to date.