I'm still doing a personal strike on buying a PS2, but I do wish they would port it to X-Box or PC.

Yes, I must agree, its very purdyful.<img src="./images/speech/icon_speech_wow.gif" border="0">

You say that you had “goodâ€￾ intentions. Well, let me tell you something: Good intentions often lead to the worst results. For example (I don't know if it's still on the forums), I once posted a pretty confrontational message to The Eradicator. Sure, I had good intentions, but it was a stupid, arrogant, and selfish thing to do. Not to say that's what your little “essayâ€￾ is, but a Chicago-based topic need not be brought to Arizona, even to open it up for discussion. I read through the first paragraph wondering, why is this being brought up here? Then, with all of the spelling/grammar mistakes, I just cut right to the replies. A little advice: if you are going to even bring something that doesn't belong on a forum, spell check it first.

Also, most people here are already on the ASP forums, and are current on them. So, it just pisses us off to read through something two times, at different forums. It's almost as bad as posting the same message in two different sections on the same forum. You also brought it up completely out of the blue. The line: "Now lets talk about the concept of equal rights and far sportsmanship," assumes we know <i>why</i> you are posting this.

So, to sum up what I'm saying thus far:

1- completely unrelated to AZ, and these forums
2- bad spelling and grammar
3- posted already on a more popular forum
4- not well thought-out, nor well-written

To continue, you are talking about the first-amendment and such as if you are a lawyer devoting his life to lecturing and defending that right. As Paco said, forums are a private place, being moderated as a <i>private</i> place. You are also insinuating that this forum is biased and unfair, which would most likely be infuriating for those who spend hours a week/day moderating it. From your profile, you are a Firefighter/EMT. That tells me you likely have no training in the profession of law and the related.

Now, during the writing of this post, I attempted to read your post again to gain more insight on the topic. I stopped half-way through because the grammar and spelling made me cringe.

So, there's the end of my little rant. I hope you can read this, because, I, for one, wrote it in Word, spell checked it, and went over the grammar several times.

In response to your latest post:

“My post was not to get anyone pissed off!â€￾

The first few sentences in my post address this.

“It was to get others to open up and say what they thing about the subjet matter.â€￾

First, spelling. Second, cheating and un-sportsmanlike con(accidentally).  Hurt like crazy but cuz it was the thumb, nothing bled.

I've had really nasty bruises before from being shot at 4 feet, but never a blood bubble.

Yankee is either in NJ or NY right now, but I do know how it turned out. He traded it for a used (with foam-lined gearbox) AUG Military with 2 extra standard mags. He never bought a rig for it, and never shot it. How do I know this, you ask? I just bought the AUG from him <img src=icon_smile_big.gif border=0 align=middle>.

--Cyphen

Alot of the P90's gearbox parts come from different versions. I believe that the piston comes from a v2 gearbox. Don't quote me on that though.

--Cyphen

Like Harley said, definetely (sp?) check the motor connections. That's what it was on my P90, and I took the gearbox apart (foolishly), and lost a couple of parts, which are supposed to be on their way from The Q Project, but they aren't... Anyways, point is, don't open your gearbox until you are absolutely sure it's not something else, like check the contact of the selector plates, and check the fuse, check to make sure the motor isn't fried, etc. Be like me (drug and) gearbox foolishness free.

--Cyphen

I agree Riggs. I would pay that type of price (definately!), but the new AA rules prevent me from doing that. See, as someone under 18, I can't just wear something like that. I do know that they are better than paintball goggles, but I have to wear a full face mask. Alas, those wonderful things such as my eyes won't recieve the protection they deserve...

I don't mean to bash the rules or anything, it's just that you guys are saying how you want your eyes to get the utmost protection, but I can't. It's kinda like getting either and excellent gun, or an average gun with some accessories (in this case the full face protection).

Bye.

--Cyphen