the 100% directionless thread

firefite said:
Yeah. 2 to the chest and 1 to the head. DOA. Then gunman was nowhere around but still I'm not walking into that kind of a scene without police clearing the location and police still being on scene.
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Nobody else is curious about the Mozambique drill?? I am
 
firefite said:
Never heard of that
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slang term for 2 in the chest 1 in the head. Not to get all tinfoil here but thats professional shot placement. Or one lucky guy
 
rmabrey said:
slang term for 2 in the chest 1 in the head. Not to get all tinfoil here but thats professional shot placement. Or one lucky guy
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Just one of many life lessons I learned from Dexter.
 
rmabrey said:
slang term for 2 in the chest 1 in the head. Not to get all tinfoil here but thats professional shot placement. Or one lucky guy
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There's a fair number of gangbangers running around who have received professional instruction in the art of fighting courtesy of Uncle Sam and the sandbox. It's kinda scary.
 
usalsfyre said:
There's a fair number of gangbangers running around who have received professional instruction in the art of fighting courtesy of Uncle Sam and the sandbox. It's kinda scary.
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Just wait till the conflict finally dies down and all those poor :censored::censored::censored::censored::censored::censored::censored:s come back to no jobs and a bad economy. Think street gangs with combat trained "units".
 
bigbaldguy said:
Just one of many life lessons I learned from Dexter.
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That reminds me i never finished the last 2 episodes from the last season before i turned in my DVR box. :sad:
usalsfyre said:
There's a fair number of gangbangers running around who have received professional instruction in the art of fighting courtesy of Uncle Sam and the sandbox. It's kinda scary.
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Kinda sad that they served their country only to return home to that kind of life
 
Speaking of professional, we picked up a guy the other night, still alive (kind of) after a double tap to the head. Big old investigation going on now.
 
Brown came home to Mrs Brown sitting on the master bed looking deep in thought .... Brown thinks its probably some sort of evil plot against Brown so will leave Mrs Brown to it, Brown figures it will be quicker and less painful that way
 
So...hot

cant....go.......on
 
rmabrey said:
And your in michigan. try working in the armpit of the midwest down here in southern indiana
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Sounds stinky.

I am dying.

96 with a real feel of 106. That should never happen in the mitten.

Mitten is for cold weather. Not melting weather.
 
Anjel1030 said:
Sounds stinky.

I am dying.

96 with a real feel of 106. That should never happen in the mitten.

Mitten is for cold weather. Not melting weather.
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Pfft!! That's south Texas from April through October!
 
rmabrey said:
slang term for 2 in the chest 1 in the head. Not to get all tinfoil here but thats professional shot placement. Or one lucky guy
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It's not really slang since it is an actual firearms drill. It's like saying "[Rescue]Annie" is now slang for CPR.
 
Anjel1030 said:
Sounds stinky.

I am dying.

96 with a real feel of 106. That should never happen in the mitten.

Mitten is for cold weather. Not melting weather.
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99 feels like 112. Tomorrow is 101 feels like 118. The hubster wants to cut firewood. Yeah, sure. :)
 
Anjel1030 said:
Sounds stinky.

I am dying.

96 with a real feel of 106. That should never happen in the mitten.

Mitten is for cold weather. Not melting weather.
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I can't wait for winter. Snowboarding!!!
 
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rmabrey said:
its not the heat that gets you, its the humidity. 44% right now
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Pfttt...that is nothing! When I lived on Guam, we routinely had 95*F with a RH of 90% giving you a heat index (feels like temp) of......that's right...

150*F!


I must say though that hot as it was, it was perfect water recreation wtx. Start the day out with half the group launching the boat, the other half getting the gear ready, two dives during the morning morning, maybe one surface snorkel, have lunch on some hidden beach accessed only from the water. Fish the afternoon, finish the day lying in the sand with a rather cool onshore breeze blowing, watching the sunset, smelling the fresh mahi mahi grilling.....oh man, that was the life.
 
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