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jarvis · Post by **jarvis** » Sat Mar 20, 2004 10:29 pm

Pushbutton-
Still have my Fanner 50 and my Shootin' Shell snub-nose 38 somewhere. Both pretty beat up but they work. Now I need me some Greenie Stick-Em Caps. I also had a Combat! set that had a uniform with sergeant stripes, a helmet with netting, a grenade, a set of dog tags, and a Thompson. Great memories.

Shiver · Post by **Shiver** » Sun Mar 21, 2004 1:20 am

There's a thin line between fishing and just sitting in a boat.

A friend of mine had a (James Bond?) toy briefcase with a button in the handle that fired a plastic bullet through a hole in the case. Bunch of other spy-type stuff in there as well. I had a toy Rifleman rifle with extra large rounded lever and also a sawed-off lever action rifle that I think came from a Steve McQueen western series called Wanted Dead or Alive.

Wally, I have a couple of those manuals my own self. Favorite being the Army's: Survival, Evasion, and Escape. A wealth of information for the outdoorsman. Mike Echanis's book: Navy Seal/U.D.T. Knife Fighting and Throwing for Combat is also top notch. And who can forget the Fire Service's tome on Flamable Hazordous Materials, a must read for the amature chemistry buff.

missaman · Post by **missaman** » Sun Mar 21, 2004 4:55 am

Shiver wrote:There's a thin line between fishing and just sitting in a boat.

A friend of mine had a (James Bond?) toy briefcase with a button in the handle that fired a plastic bullet through a hole in the case. Bunch of other spy-type stuff in there as well. I had a toy Rifleman rifle with extra large rounded lever and also a sawed-off lever action rifle that I think came from a Steve McQueen western series called Wanted Dead or Alive.

Wally, I have a couple of those manuals my own self. Favorite being the Army's: Survival, Evasion, and Escape. A wealth of information for the outdoorsman. Mike Echanis's book: Navy Seal/U.D.T. Knife Fighting and Throwing for Combat is also top notch. And who can forget the Fire Service's tome on Flamable Hazordous Materials, a must read for the amature chemistry buff.

Fishing or sitting in a boat???
Both beat the hell out of going to work

Straydog 5247 · Post by **Straydog 5247** » Sun Mar 21, 2004 5:13 am

Mr. Missaman ,
I think you should do what YOU wanna do ! It's more fun that way

Vagrant · Post by **Vagrant** » Sun Mar 21, 2004 5:41 am

My favorite Field/Technical manuals - the assorted Improvised munitions and sabotage/demolitions

Why

Because you NEVER know when some types of knowledge may be useful

S.E.E. is more useful in many instances

Greyblade · Post by **Greyblade** » Sun Mar 21, 2004 6:46 pm

Wally J. Corpse wrote:Greetings, Mr. Missaman-

Ditch the fish. I recommend something more like what I like. Search for a picture of Sardonicus. The man who thought he was a big ticket lottery winner 'til he realized the ticket was in his recently departed and buried father's pocket, so, AS he was un-earthing the grave, a creeping horror came over him, and in a fit of maniacal laughter, was suprised to find his face frozen in a wide rictus grin. Seems perfect for ya'.

AS ever,

Your ol' pal,

Wally J. Corpse

Starring Guy Rolf as Dr. Sardonicus himself. Another of the great films from Hammer in the late 1950's. Interesting esoteric and obscure reference there, Wally.

Greyblade

missaman · Post by **missaman** » Sun Mar 21, 2004 7:46 pm

Straydog 5247 wrote:Mr. Missaman ,
I think you should do what YOU wanna do ! It's more fun that way

Thanks... I wanna have a rum and coke

God I don't miss being married

Missaman

Vagrant · Post by **Vagrant** » Sun Mar 21, 2004 10:16 pm

missaman wrote:
Straydog 5247 wrote:Mr. Missaman ,
I think you should do what YOU wanna do ! It's more fun that way
Thanks... I wanna have a rum and coke
God I don't miss being married
Missaman

The only thing I miss is my Brother in Law

We got along great

But he chose sides with her [obviously I don't blame him].

missaman · Post by **missaman** » Sun Mar 21, 2004 10:23 pm

Mr. Vagrent,
I'm now on my fourth and miss the ex and her family even less

Missaman
In da hood

Pushbutton · Post by **Pushbutton** » Mon Mar 22, 2004 12:41 am

Missa
If the first doesn't work out then what you do is COHABITATE can you say that ? Never never marry again first rule of fight club.
PB

Vagrant · Post by **Vagrant** » Mon Mar 22, 2004 2:02 am

Pushbutton wrote:Missa
If the first doesn't work out then what you do is COHABITATE can you say that ? Never never marry again first rule of fight club.
PB

20 years marriage vs 8 cohabitation, still too early to tell

missaman · Post by **missaman** » Mon Mar 22, 2004 7:33 am

missaman wrote:Mr. Vagrent,
I'm now on my fourth and miss the ex and her family even less
Missaman
In da hood

I ment my fourth rum and coke only once married...
Once was enough.....

Vagrant · Post by **Vagrant** » Mon Mar 22, 2004 6:12 pm

missaman wrote:
missaman wrote:Mr. Vagrent,
I'm now on my fourth and miss the ex and her family even less
Missaman
In da hood
I ment my fourth rum and coke only once married...
Once was enough.....

It made a better story the other way

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