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Bosun

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  1. Hi AussieGirl and welcome! I was talking to Bones last night in-game, it looks like nearly all our Aussie FTAG players are in Queensland. Except for Prinny in SA.
  2. Recently Mrs Bosun and I were half way through a 5400 km trip and hit a kangaroo which rearranged the front of my Ford, and damaged the mounts for the anti-sway bar. We rumbled noisily into the nearest town of any size and went to the only Ford dealer within 100s of km. A captive customer, obviously not a local. I braced myself for a real reaming. Of course, they didn't have the spare parts we needed. However they sent the apprentice down to the local wreckers to get a couple of brackets from one of the wrecks down there. Within an hour the problem had been fixed. I braced myself for the bill...it was $66. ($16 for parts and $50 for labor). So from time to time there are some good experiences.
  3. Hey Mouselad, I was looking at sending some alcohol to an acquaintance in CA a while ago. You can't legally post alcohol to the US, but you are allowed to ship it by courier.... However, you will need to source a courier, arrange for a customs broker/agent at the port of entry, pay all import taxes etc (there is no duty free concession if you are not importing it as a passenger) and there are also state laws about the amount you can import (refer to your state Alcohol Control Board)... Might be less hassle to just have visiting UK members bring some over...
  4. Haha Sonovabich is going to be jealous !!
  5. Oh yeah this will save me saying it in game all the time FUCK YOU BOOM BOOM
  6. Yeah I know a lot of people think that in Australia we have kangaroos hopping down the main street of every town... http://media.canberratimes.com.au/news/nsw-news/kangaroos-go-paw-to-paw-in-street-fight-5852779.html
  7. Okay well it resulted in me having to fetch my own beer for the rest of the evening but that was about it!
  8. I have just printed out this flyer and handed it to Mrs Bosun as she is cooking dinner. I will keep you all informed as to the results...
  9. Fuck it, let's all play a few rounds with our names as iboomboom
  10. Well it shits me with people whining about people with a high ping being hard to kill - has anyone checked how many fucking times I get killed? My high ping does nothing for me....
  11. Aha I wondered who that was sitting outside my bedroom window!
  12. Bienvenue Pumba! Mais vous aimez Frenchi? Je pense Sonovabich sera bouleverse!
  13. I know many people in the US support Australian style gun control so here is my two cents on the issue. When the Port Arthur shooting happened I was a Police Officer (not in that State though). After the shooting, there was a huge outcry about firearm possession in Australia, and the rules for possessing weapons were tightened quite a lot. Sounds like a fair reaction? Well here are a couple of things that happened: POLICE OFFICERS in my state were restricted in the circumstances they were allowed to carry weapons. Prior to that, every time you left the station on duty, you were armed. The change was that you were now only allowed to be armed if you were performing duties where you were likely to come into contact with offenders/suspects. So if you for example had to take some evidence or paperwork to a neighboring station, driving a marked car, you couldn't carry a firearm. And so if you were passing a bank or a gas station and a hold up alarm was activated .... lol nope just keep driving. Or you saw a drug deal going down....yep keep driving. We even had an acronym for it - FIDO (Fuck It, Drive On) Thankfully that douche baggery only lasted about a year before things were relaxed again. As part of the new regulations we had a huge gun buy back scheme - lots of weapon types were banned and you had to surrender them for a government mandated value. These weapons were sent to the State Forensic Science Laboratory for storage and ultimate disposal. One day I had to drop in to the SFSL to pick up a statement from a gunshot residue expert who had attended one of my crime scenes. Anyway, while I was walking through the firearms section, I saw an Inspector I knew who was checking serial numbers on brand new stainless steel revolvers, and then throwing them into a rubbish skip. This seemed a bit strange so I asked him what was going on. He told me that as part of the State Government drive to remove firearms from the community, these weapons had been taken from FISHERIES and WILDLIFE OFFICERS who would now be performing duty unarmed. The plan was that if they had a high risk job they would get a Police Officer to attend with them. What was interesting was that I transferred to a country town shortly after that (5 Officers, generally only one of us on duty at any time). I happened to have a suspect under arrest and had to transport him to a neighboring town when I got a call from the local Fisheries Officer requesting assistance to detain 3 suspects he had observed poaching and believed were armed. Well, I couldn't help, the Divisional Duty Officer wouldn't authorise any of the off-duty officers to be called in, so the suspects weren't detained... This is just a couple of (perhaps extreme) examples of what happened to me personally when the anti-gun brigade gets too much of a say. Don't even start me on my semi auto .308 rifles I had to surrender. Slightly off-topic, but I am going to join my local pistol shooting Club as I want to keep my skills up. I'm hoping to purchase a .38 Smith and Wesson K Frame 6" barrel (my service sidearm from back in the day) and a Glock 17 (my current service sidearm). To be able to possess these firearms I will need to be a Club member for at least 12 months, pass safety tests and examinations, and compete in at least 8 competition shoots a year with these firearms as my reason for possession will be sport/target shooting. Thanks for the rant! Bosun EDIT: Spelling
  14. Chile is volunteering to take everyone's prostate exam for them
  15. There have been some negative comments about the weapon sights being permanently visible. On a personal note, my ping has gone up from 295 to 365 which is irritating some players - not least myself!
  16. Rip, even though I am half the world away it is still in my mind too, as it is in the minds of many of my friends and colleagues. In Australia, we have something called "The Ode" (To the fallen) which is recited at certain times in relation to our fallen service men and women: "They shall grow not old, as we that are left grow old; Age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn. At the going down of the sun and in the morning We will remember them." Personally, I think this applies to every person who lost their life on 9/11.... Bosun
  17. I sent a text to Wild and he just rang me back - he must be feeling lonely if he wants to pay cellphone prices from the US to Australia lolol Keep the texts going for him.
  18. Isn't that the number that if you text they ring you back with some pre-recorded advice about impotence?
  19. The actual bottle - 500ml and 6% alcohol ...
  20. This is a real label from a beer brewed and sold in New Zealand. The Behemoth Brewing Company was founded by a lawyer who found his ultimate calling in life. Go 'MURICA!
  21. FFS any day I'm under a 300 ping I'm happy!
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