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Old 01-01-2009, 01:42 PM
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Mas when you were in the army old buddy they used to shove the bullets down the front of the gun, they've moved on from then you know!
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Ahhh before that... My favourite was the longbow, taught Robin of Loxley you know... The media present him as a good looking man - but no - quite "plain" in an overweight, boozey, aristocratic way....
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Old 01-05-2009, 11:06 AM
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all I got was tinitis (constant 24/7 cicada's screaming in my ears)
One of the barbers in my building worked field artillery in the Vietnam War, he is on partial disability with a similar thing. I've learned not to ask him about it, as it tends to come to the forefront of his thoughts then.

I'm no gun nut, and don't carry - took the CCW safety class though.

The wife and I went to an indoor bow and arrow archery range last winter, it was a good cheap and fun way to relieve some stress.
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kach, your points all too true.... 'cept I did NOT get a partial disability.... just a $6000 compensation - sheeeiiiite, but better than nothing....
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Old 01-08-2009, 02:45 PM
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Obviously I was in the wrong service, we just got on with it, now what was it called? Gunner Ear or was that something you caught from interesting ladies?
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I hear the poms got "cleaned out" with a special tool called the umbrella - scared the **** out of them.......
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