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Post by SickPointe on Feb 1, 2002 18:16:30 GMT -5
Hey Ed so far there are 4 guys I'm going to bring if it's ok with you, 5 includeing myself. Myself (Colt Commando) Dan (M4A1 w/ TOP drum mag look out!) HiGhGrOuNd#1 (Possible AUG if not then M11), Tabomabi is going with his SD6, and a friend of mine Joe whos not on the boards but should have a P90 by then.
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Post by Ed on Feb 1, 2002 19:14:43 GMT -5
Sure, the more the better!
At this rate we will beat the MiA record (20 people).
I just hope it doesn't rain or anything like that.
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Post by SickPointe on Feb 1, 2002 19:19:09 GMT -5
As long as it doesnt snow... hehe I played in light rain before it's kinda fun. Time ta bust out the poncho!
EDIT- Joe the guy whos getting a P90 joined the boards today under the name Blorfo. Damn I have almost all my friends sign up for the MiA boards and soon we'll all be going to the events!
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Post by SickPointe on Feb 3, 2002 1:00:40 GMT -5
Ed- Were not sure if Blorfo is comeing with us on the 3rd but if he does is it ok if he uses smoke grenades? He found some cheap ones he wants to use for diversion and such.
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Post by Ed on Feb 4, 2002 16:32:52 GMT -5
We have to see the smokes before he can use them. If they burn too much it might cause a fire.
We'll check them at the game (there shouldn't be a problem).
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Post by Blorfo on Feb 4, 2002 16:37:49 GMT -5
the smokes i found are from www.spymall.com, in case you want to check them out. (look under the "gadgets" section) it says they "create" 22,000 square feet of smoke. theyre not as cheap as i had thought, though. a case of 12 costs over $60 and individual ones are about $11 (after S&H), so you probably wont be seeing more than a couple anytime soon. |
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Post by Ed on Feb 4, 2002 18:27:05 GMT -5
They should be alright.
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Post by Blorfo on Feb 4, 2002 18:35:25 GMT -5
cool. now the only obstacle is getting a hold of them.
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Post by SickPointe on Feb 4, 2002 21:55:34 GMT -5
Ok so the Sick Pointe guys who are for sure going now are myself, Dan, Tabomabi, and Blorfo who just ordered his P90 and extra mags! HiGhGrOuNd#1 is still working on his Aug...
EDIT- Ed do you want us to bring our springers?
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Post by DUNCAN on Feb 5, 2002 1:07:57 GMT -5
Hey, count me in for Operation: Rapid Response. For those of you that aren't LK Airsofters, my name is Chris Duncan. I went to Snow Fox with the AK-47, steyr SPP and the mesh mask, hopefully I made a memorable impression.
With over 20 people in this upcoming mission, I can't miss it. ;D
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Post by Ed on Feb 5, 2002 14:24:05 GMT -5
My main man Chris!
Hows the ROTC thing going? I just met with a Colonel today, I only have more questions that I begun with...
Did you hear about my shotgun?
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Post by DUNCAN on Feb 5, 2002 15:48:33 GMT -5
Yeah, I heard about the shotgun. How how much, how fast and how far does it shoot with a full load? I just hope its worth the $300, whoops, I mean $500 dollars you paid for it.
On another note, I was going to ask you about the ROTC, cause yur the one who went and met with the officer. I still don't know exactly what happens when you are enrolled in college. Is there one lump of basic training and technical training, then weekend stuff like National Guard, allowing you to go to school for 4 years or so? The only thing I am certain of, is that you become an officer in the Army after college, and you have to serve at least 4 years after you are done with college.
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Post by Ed on Feb 5, 2002 17:24:27 GMT -5
I don't have gas here at college (what a bitch!)
As far as the ROTC is concearned: You take a few courses at college (1 or 2 credits). You also have to get up extra early at least 3 times a week to work out. Between your Junior and Senior years you have to go to a 31 day Basic/Leadership training. You also have once a week an evening "lab" where you get to do cool shit (firing rifles, rapelling, ropes course, etc.). It's not that much of a commitment, but you have to get up really early (nothing on the weekends though).
You spend your first two years as a 2nd Lt, your next two years as a 1st Lt, then you become a Captain. Supposedly they get $55 grand a year plus benefits (yeah thats a load of shit).
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Post by DUNCAN on Feb 5, 2002 18:17:54 GMT -5
1 or 2 credits is very little. Are you still allowed to go to the same college?
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Post by DUNCAN on Feb 7, 2002 22:15:03 GMT -5
I found another person to come to Operation: Rapid Response. Ed you know him, it's Arthur, he wants to come, but he only has a few cocking pistols at most.
We need to get a list of everyone who is coming, it seems like a lot of people want to go.
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