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Scuba Forum / General / August 2006Yo, JOF -- Why it's good to be an American
I suspect that John might like this one... http://www.tonyrogers.com/video/SouthernFamilyReunion.wmv >Grumman-581" <grumman581@DIE-SPAMMER-SCUM-gmail.com> wrote in message >news:3ks1f25n4s762l543kd5qdupmj73ubu3gj@4ax.com... >I suspect that John might like this one... > > http://www.tonyrogers.com/video/SouthernFamilyReunion.wmv Christ, Francis will have an apoplexy.  SignaturePopeye "I'm no longer concerned about seeing civilization arrest its decline into barbarism, I'm simply enjoying the spectacle." -Vox Day www.finalprotectivefire.com > I suspect that John might like this one... > > http://www.tonyrogers.com/video/SouthernFamilyReunion.wmv fun fun fun. But jesus, they spent some bucks on powder and lead. Signature“TANSTAAFL” “All I can say is there had better be some cheese at the end of this maze……” ____________________________________________________________________________ "A prudent man foresees the difficulties ahead and prepares for them; The simpleton goes blindly on and suffers the consequences." - Proverbs 22:3 > > I suspect that John might like this one... > > > > http://www.tonyrogers.com/video/SouthernFamilyReunion.wmv > fun fun fun. > > But jesus, they spent some bucks on powder and lead. Like I've been trying to tell you, just loud shiny toys. Although a lot of those didn't look very shiny. Kind of a jungle stealth deal goin' on. Looked like lots of fun though. Can one just pay an admission fee to try those things? JF > > > I suspect that John might like this one... > > > > > > http://www.tonyrogers.com/video/SouthernFamilyReunion.wmv > > fun fun fun. > > But jesus, they spent some bucks on powder and lead. > Like I've been trying to tell you, just loud shiny toys. Although a lot > of those didn't look very shiny. Kind of a jungle stealth deal goin' > on. Looked like lots of fun though. Can one just pay an admission fee > to try those things? Not necessary, but you would have to suffer the company of free Americans. > Can one just pay an admission fee to try those things? Sure. Here's the site where you do that. http://membership.nrahq.org/ Lee > > Can one just pay an admission fee to try those things? > > Sure. Here's the site where you do that. http://membership.nrahq.org/ LOL John, here's a place where you can do it for real. Be prepared to spend _alot_ more on ammo. http://www.thegunstorelasvegas.com/rental.htm > > > Can one just pay an admission fee to try those things? > > [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > > http://www.thegunstorelasvegas.com/rental.htm Looks like fun. I'd like to try some of those WW2 pieces. I've played Call of Duty on the PC and the MP40 is the gun you invariably end up using most. It would be interesting to try the real thing. JF > Looks like fun. I'd like to try some of those WW2 pieces. I've played > Call of Duty on the PC and the MP40 is the gun you invariably end up > using most. It would be interesting to try the real thing. That is exactly what 99.999% of the people who own them think (except for the video game part). But left to your "decision process", they would have been denied that freedom by you and people like you, for absolutely no sound, logical, legal or morally supportable reason what so ever. Simply over an unhinged emotional diatribe. Go ahead, look it up and see how many MP40's have been used in crimes in the US or Canada. >> Looks like fun. I'd like to try some of those WW2 pieces. I've played >> Call of Duty on the PC and the MP40 is the gun you invariably end up >> using most. It would be interesting to try the real thing. You boisterous belligerent bullying redneck, you. Flaunt that shiny bangtoy. > But left to your "decision process", they would have been denied that > freedom by you and people like you, for absolutely no sound, logical, > legal > or morally supportable reason what so ever. Simply over an unhinged > emotional diatribe. The Simple Truth. Popeye Listen, strange woman lying in ponds distributing swords is no basis for a system of government. Monty Python www.finalprotectivefire.com > >> Looks like fun. I'd like to try some of those WW2 pieces. I've played > >> Call of Duty on the PC and the MP40 is the gun you invariably end up [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > > The Simple Truth. I guess it all sounds good over the morning espresso or barbeque when you get together with the other socially-superior-elite lickspittles to look down your nose at the uneducated, inbred, unwashed heathens next door, who just happen to provide the military security to your nation that you cant provide for yourselves. It only comes off the track when he tries to expound it all here, to people who have the freedoms he would sumarrily revoke, can actually see the truth, arent interested in "looking cool", and who didn't ask for the input or opinions of a foreigner. Thank God for the Constitution. > > Can one just pay an admission fee to try those things? > > Sure. Here's the site where you do that. http://membership.nrahq.org/ I wouldn't think the NRA would want too many members like me, do you? JF > > > Can one just pay an admission fee to try those things? > > > > Sure. Here's the site where you do that. http://membership.nrahq.org/ > > I wouldn't think the NRA would want too many members like me, do you? Since you arent an American, no. >> > Can one just pay an admission fee to try those things? >> >> Sure. Here's the site where you do that. http://membership.nrahq.org/ > > I wouldn't think the NRA would want too many members like me, do you? You're exactly the kind of member the NRA would like to have. You, and fellow member Greg Mossman, are precisely the people we're trying to reach . . . still. Lee > >> > Can one just pay an admission fee to try those things? > >> [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > fellow member Greg Mossman, are precisely the people we're trying to reach . > . . still. But if Greg's any example, there's no requirement to toe the party line to be a member in good standing, or is Greg's standing in jeopardy? JF > But if Greg's any example, there's no requirement to toe the party line > to be a member in good standing, or is Greg's standing in jeopardy? Greg's standing is always in jeopardy . . . just like everybody else's. You're only as good as your most recent rant. You're not doing real well at present. Lee > But if Greg's any example, there's no requirement to toe the party line > to be a member in good standing, or is Greg's standing in jeopardy? Nawh, the NRA is full of a bunch of fuckin' liberals... Greg feels right at home... -- "Which part of SHALL NOT BE INFRINGED do you not understand?" |
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