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Hello and welcome!

They might as well renew my clearance with another SSBI with how long I've been waiting... ugh. But yea, $18, and $2 for the permits themselves.

I've been to the Grease Trucks a bunch of times (when all of my buddies still went to RU/lived in NB), though not in the past two years or so. Decent food, and even better if you're hungry enough. For people on the move, its not a bad alternative.

Welcome aboard, Joe.

Who knows, Bethesda might be working on the new Elder Scrolls. They're the producers or whatever for the new FO, but Obsidian (formerly known as Black Isle, who worked on the original FOs) is developing-- leaving the door open for Bethesda to work on whatever. I have to admit I have yet to beat Oblivion. I got the uber edition (with Shivering Isles and Knights of Nine), but it sat in my collection for probably half a year. I finally gave it a crack, and tore through it... but then right before the end (or I think is the end), I put it off to the side (to beat FO 3 actually, haha). Then I got the RROD... so, maybe I'll make it a priority to finish that up as soon as I get my 360 back. As for BC2, omg yea its great. I've been playing the PC demo myself. I actually pre-ordered it right at the beginning of the month when Gamestop had the special deal where you pay the normal amount ($50) for the limited edition or whatever. So, I got a good deal for the extra goodies, as well as beta access (which is free for console anyway). The beta access for PC has been hit or miss as the servers are spread all over the world... and sometimes the experience sucks, and sometimes its amazing. MW2 is good, but I agree that BC2 is a far better overall experience. I'll reserve my final judgment for when it actually releases.

Yea, my understanding is that the compositions were different as well.

Ubisoft has been coy lately. They pushed back all projects indefinitely, but finally had a rock-solid date for SC: Conviction (finally). A lot of the industry experts are saying that I Am Alive might be dead in the water for the time being-- which would suck since I had high hopes for it too.

:clap: , I seriously laughed out loud. The second question would be why you have a couple thousands rounds and canned foods I guess

Yea, I've been following the dev of Metro 2033 for awhile myself. I'm kind of interested, though I have a feeling it might fall flat on its face. The game itself seems like it'll be darn good, but I'm not sure if the mainstream gamer will be too interested-- or stay interested. I still have to try and find the book its based off though. Speaking of games I'm drooling over, Fallout: Las Vegas was finally announced. From my understanding, Bethesda is not working on it, so, I'm kind of iffy. I'll be looking forward to future news about it though. Oh, and Fable III. The official announcement convinced me to finally send me 360 in to get fixed (three red rings).

Your question, from what I can remember, actually has not been asked! It has been asked in ways, but not outright. It is definitely a gray area. However, I think, no matter how serious the situation is, individuals must always obey the laws of the land. I have said before that without rules, society breaks down into a primal cesspool (albeit most likely a slow process). We started as hunter/gatherers, and without laws, we'll revert back. Now, I think if the situation is so dire that literally no form of control or laws exist whatsoever, then individuals who were fortunate (or unfortunate?) to be survivors have to do what they can. I could give reasons (and I actually typed some out), but I think its pointless as its a matter of perspective... aka the gray area you already brought up. Max Brooks even says it in ZSG, follow the lands of the law, always.

Ha, there have been thousands of fan videos in circulation since the days of MOH and COD1-3, as well as the Battlefield series (1942, Vietnam, 1943, etc). Honestly, and this is a bit off topic, I'd have to say my favorite Battlefield game (aside from the upcoming Bad Company 2) is Battlefield Vietnam. It didn't get a lot of press time, but its the only video game based on Vietnam that did a decent job IMO.

If you know anybody with access to a PX or something, get wool liners. Uscav has them too: http://uscav.com/Productinfo.aspx?produ ... &CatID=830

Just drink it with some ice. They have Sweet Tea, Lemonade, and then a half/half one as well. Its my personal favorite drink to order as a lot of people have no idea what it is most of the time

I have plans with an old friend and some Jeremiah Weed (it's a drink!). I might see y'all next week

Carbine length: http://www.bravocompanyusa.com/BCM-M4-1 ... -m4-16.htm ($425) Mid-length: http://www.bravocompanyusa.com/BCM-16-M ... mid-16.htm ($425) I'm in no way affiliated with BCM, I just know that a lot of you are considering builds, and I consider BCM high quality but very affordable. These uppers do not come with handguards, and would need to have work done to make them NJ compliant (have their bayo lugs removed and have an NJ compliant muzzle device perm attached). These sell out fast though, so, jump on it quickly if you're considering one for a build.

I love that Lamberville/New Hope area, and nice shooting. I would say this thread is worthless without pics, but in the name of VD (the good kind), I shall take your word for it

There's a reason why the M16 was changed to a three round burst from FA, haha. The statistics in Vietnam were what, like 100,000 rounds for every confirmed kill on average. I think the number is down to 200:1 in the modern times. I wasn't a shooter or grunt when I was in, fortunately, but I've seen how itchy their trigger fingers could get. I had the luxury of being a secret squirrel, if you want to call that a luxury.

Sig material? Maybe :shifty:

Ha, I keep up with the different media outlets (online, print, mobile, etc), and I remember seeing your full name before on the forums-- and I swore it had seen it before. And yes, some young folk do care with whats going on in the world 8-)

Gosh, I knew your name looked familiar.

Agreed. Why even risk it? Its been said before, but laws only work with personal responsibility. If you can't be accountable for your own actions (as mixed up as the law may be), then the law will account for you.

Its about love, Chad. Without love, she'll let you down when you most need her

I wish the best for your father, CSJ. And how else do you prefer your hotdogs, Pete? Those look perfect.

I find it quite relaxing myself. The hum of the fan, some quiet music, and working with my hands is quite relaxing (even to think about it). I point out that last part because I have no mechanic skills whatsoever, but handling the firearms is different. Then I usually round it off by inspecting every round (though that gets boring quick).

welcome!