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10-11-2012, 05:05 PM | #21 (permalink) |
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I recall an incident awhile back in which I was the guilty party. My local woods field does banded and non-banded teams. I was on banded, pushing through some bushes and saw a guy shooting an old VM68 with no band on his hopper, so I fired a few off through the thick brush and ended up getting him with 2 on the back of his head. He turned and then I saw the band hanging from his feedneck down the opposite side of the gun. He was pretty pissed and I felt bad but I explained to him that if his band's not visible on the hopper then that's his fault. Turns out it was his first time playing. Bet he won't do that again.
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10-11-2012, 05:13 PM | #22 (permalink) |
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Try taking the castle at emr.. This past fall was fun. I stopped going up top because I got shot out by friendlies so often. So next go into the walls, get shot out by friendlies in the other walls. Ok so lets go into the courtyard.. Open game for both teams it seems.. this past fall I was a few feet behind tugboater in the courtyard. He was by far three most aggressive attacker there, but I watched him get shot at by so many people on our team.. One time a guy runs into my bunker pops up and goes there is a defender right in front of you and aims at tug. I was like wtf he is friendly. If I remember correctly he was taken out by friendly fire that time anyway..
10-11-2012, 09:09 PM | #25 (permalink) | |
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I played in a big 20 vs 20 rec ball game a little while back in a symmetrical fortress; without flags or tape mind you.. Half of our team managed to rush their spawn while the other half stayed back. Needless to say it was the most confusing game I have ever played. Their team was wiped out within minutes and we spent the rest of the game shooting at each other because we had no clue who was on what team. In the end I was shot in the junk at point blank while trying to mercy my own teammate haha. For the times that I am eliminated by friendly fire; I shake it off, inform my teammate that it was friendly fire, let them know it's no big deal and head to the safe area. I might put together a collab of friendly fire situations one of these days... Could be interesting I suppose.
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I've beenn FF'd many times over the years I've FF'd a few players myself. It makes me glad the bullets aren't real. This year I've played but 10 days, 3 of those I wasn't FF'd even once. The three days I wasn't eliminated by FF were at a field that isn't the cheapest in town by a longshot. The average player there is older and (based on conversation and observation) possessed of greater experience. I fear there is a strong correlation between these factors and restraint/judgement. I expect I'll be playing more at the expensive field next year. I think most PUGs lack planning and communication. I expect this is the appeal of having a team. To reduce the instance of being teamshot forgo cammo for a distinctive color combo. Everyone will know it's you whether friend or foe. |
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Friendly fire ain't friendly.
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10-11-2012, 09:46 PM | #28 (permalink) |
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I have been shot at by my own team while wearing matching jerseys during a tournament on a small (roughly 100 X 80) speedball field. In fact my teammate almost bunkered me. Other times my teammates and I used to play "everyman for themselves" during some tournaments. After eliminating the other team one of our back players would call out five seconds we would all take cover and when he yelled go we would shoot at each other.
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My worst was when me and my bud Chef were tracking down and cornering the last player on the other team. We ran up and over a ridge into some trenches, with me coming up about 15 feet behind him. I got up over the ridge and instinctively put one into his back at point blank when he came into view. Oops. | |
10-11-2012, 10:24 PM | #30 (permalink) |
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Playing rec ball a month or two ago, I committed the act. I was providing cover from a corner bunker as two teammates worked their way outside the main perimeter of bunkers. My hand somehow slipped, and wouldn't you know that the single errant ball smacks my buddy in the back of the dome with a nice 'thwack!' He reached back to check, and his head was amazingly clean. I felt like an idiot, but at least it somehow bounced and nobody had to go out. Except... when he took off his mask in the dead zone after the game, we found that the cracked but mostly intact paintball shell had tucked itself neatly behind his ear, lodged up under the mask band with a blob of paint, so clean that with the mask on none of us could tell it had actually broken. Last edited by Axel; 10-11-2012 at 10:29 PM. |
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Early descriptions had declared it a fusion of Yuji Naka's other blue blur, Sonic The Hedgehog, and Appaloosa's Ecco The Dolphin, but Nights is primarily a game about the joy of freeform flight. Yet the beauty of the game is that, after you've seen all of the worlds and banished the Nightmaren into the swirling vortex of your paraloop, it stands as one of the finest score-attack games ever crafted.
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Former Manitoba Liberal leader Jon Gerrard received a lavish sendoff Thursday night, with a standing ovation from hundreds of people and praise from former prime minister Jean Chrétien.
It was the kind of attention Gerrard rarely saw during his 15 years at the helm of the troubled provincial party -- a tough haul acknowledged by Chrétien, his one-time boss.
"He stayed in politics in a very difficult position," Chrétien told some 380 Liberal faithful who paid $150 for Gerrard's tribute dinner at the Fort Garry Hotel.
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Gerrard served under Chrétien as secretary of state for science, research and development during his one term in Parliament in the 1990s. He was not re-elected in 1997 and took over the leadership of the third-place Manitoba Liberals the following year.
Throughout his time as leader, the party had only one or two seats in the 57-seat legislature. Without official party status and the funding that comes with it, Gerrard operated on a shoestring budget and struggled for exposure. He travelled on the cheap as he criss-crossed the province trying to rebuild the party.
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"The kids and the people of Manitoba are worth it. Even when I was alone (in the legislature), there were a lot of people who provided support," he said. "There have been challenges along the way, yes, but for me, it has just been a phenomenal 15 years."
Gerrard announced his plan to resign after a disastrous 2011 election that saw the Liberal popular vote plummet from 12 per cent to 7.5 per cent. The resignation took effect last month when the party elected his successor, 36-year-old lawyer Rana Bokhari. Gerrard retains his party's only legislative seat -- in River Heights -- and said he has made no decisions about his future. He won't rule out running again provincially in 2016 and would not comment on rumours he might run federally.
"People are talking about all sorts of things but right now, the only plan I've got is to work for the people in River Heights and support Rana Bokhari as our new leader."
Chrétien spent much of his 35-minute speech lauding his government's record, including his refusal to loosen banking regulations governing mortgages and other items. That, he said, prevented the banking implosions seen in the United States and Europe.
"The other day, I had six of the presidents of the bank in front of me, so I could not help but jump on the occasion," Chrétien said.
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Chrétien also defended current Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau from accusations he is too young and inexperienced.
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The tribute dinner was aimed at raising much-needed money for the provincial party.
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Though the hip-hop industry focuses its scouting on major metropolises, R&B tends to be more accepting of those from smaller cities – how many of you had even heard of Petersburg or Tappahannock, Va. before Trey Songz and Chris Brown hit the scene? Today, another unsigned talent from the DMV area makes his Booth debut. On his latest single, the Aberdeen, Md. singer apologizes to his girl for running around with other women, hoping they can "...take another shot at This Love." Along for the apology is Maino, who brings a little big-name buzz to the record, delivering a guest verse on the back end. Whether or not Gibbs manages to get his relationship back on track, this single's hit potential is sure to attract industry attention – it may even spark a bidding war!
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My point is that it took me a while to realize everything was effed. You are right about the fed being simple (I actually thought about that as I typed), but still the same it took me a bit to cut through all the window dressing and realize that. I lost faith in the system slowly.
With 9/11 it can be a shock, you can watch building 7 fall and in about 8 seconds realize everything is effed. by the time I saw building 7 I was already realized that the system effed.
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PORTSMOUTH — Fashion's Night Out Portsmouth 2014, slated for Thursday, September 4, is the event to "see and be seen on the Portsmouth fashion scene" according to retailer Assiah Russell, proprietor of Puttin' on the Glitz and a chair of the retail committee of Shop Portsmouth, an initiative of the Greater Portsmouth Chamber of Commerce.
Finally, the night will end at the Hilton Garden Inn, 8-10 pm with a Nightcap Party replete with cocktails, Kilwins chocolates, a Fashion Runway Show at 9:15 pm, D.J. Rhyz, and fabulous raffle prizes (must be present to win at the 9:45 p.m. drawing) including tickets for two to New York City. Dress up, show us your style, pose on the red carpet, catch the eye of the roaming paparazzi.
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We had a fantastic trip to Bimini! Dan's condo was practically brand new and had everything we needed. The bathrooms and kitchen are gorgeous. There is also a great terrace with striking ocean views. We enjoyed breakfast out there more than once. Dan was an excellent host and gave us an extensive list of activities and must see's. Thank you Dan! The resort itself is absolutely gorgeous. The pools, the casino, the beach. The property is perfectly landscaped. There is still a portion of the hotel under construction, however, it caused us no inconvenience and there was absolutely no noise. I believe it will be completed this spring and it will only add to the appeal of the resort bringing more restaurants and another gorgeous pool. Overall, it was exactly the vacation I needed and I couldn't be more thankful that I found Dan's condo.
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Frog Education, one of the UK's leading education technology companies with over 12 million users worldwide, has been awarded ICT Company of the Year with betwe
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Frances Lindsay moves to the cloud with Advanced Legal
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CloudMask, an innovator in masking data from hackers, today launches a free tool to enable consumers and SMEs to have better control of their data security.
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V1 survey shows only 15% of organisations use document management in the cloud
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DataCore's President & CEO, George Teixeira delivers 4 data storage predictions for the year to come - Based on the buying behaviours experienced in 2014
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"Music Man" is playing on a local stage here in San Diego, and there's a line in the Meredith Willson musical that comes to my mind this week:
"Ya got trouble, my friend, right here, I say, trouble right here in River City."
In this case, there's trouble in the gay and lesbian version of River City.
Look at the headlines lately:
Gay group chief under pressure over AT&T issues
What a juxtaposition! As Fathers' Day approached last week, the Pew Research Center released a report on fatherhood that indicated mixed grades for the U.S. rendition — or, more aptly, renditions — of the oft neglected, negated, nullified institution of fatherhood.
For a while there, it seemed like the religious right group Family Research Council (FRC) was making some attempt to clean its website of bogus "research" that defamed gays. Material that peddled a series of falsehoods — in particular, the articles "Homosexuality and Child Sexual Abuse," "The Negative Health Effects of Homosexuality," and "Homosexual Parenting: Placing Children at Risk" — went missing from the website.
NEW YORK -- More than 3,000 people and 30 heads of state came together recently at the United Nations in New York for the UN General Assembly High Level Meeting on AIDS.
"Hey, dude, that's wack!"
I learned that handy little colloquialism during my first semester at Cal State San Marcos. "Wack," according to the fellow who uttered it (a comely young man who was conscripted into a women's studies class), is an adjective indicating that something is not right. After doing a little etymological digging, I found that "wack" is a variant of "whack," which means "crazy" and is commonly used in conjunction with "job," as in:
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The equal rights movement must be on a bullet train these days because the blowback from the opposition is stinking up the joint this week.
The Christian Right has been vigorously spreading a propaganda campaign globally to demonize LGBT people, finding great success in Africa, and now they are ramping up the lies and the distortions across the United States.
This week, three people who have zero connections to one another, have made headlines for their anti-gay comments. All three believe that being gay is a "choice." To that I say, ignorance is not a choice.
As we all know, June is Pride Month for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer (LGBTQ) communities across the country -- and parades abound.
Unlike the revolutionary decade of the 1960s during which the air bred dissent, we LGBTQ people appear to be residing in a sanguine time -- rebels without a cause, a context, or an agenda. Many of us would argue that we have moved from our once urgent state of, "Why we can't wait?" to our present lull state of, "Where do we go from here?"
I am writing with an urgent request that will take less than a minute of your time to do. Time however, is of the essence so I ask that you do this at your very first opportunity.
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The Maxwell Award is presented annually to the College Football Player of the Year as voted by a panel of coaches, sportswriters, sportscasters and members of the Maxwell Football Club.
Monday, the Maxwell Award Watch List for 2014 was released and there are three Arizona State Sun Devils listed among the 76 names.
Senior quarterback Taylor Kelly, junior running back D.J. Foster and junior wide receiver Jaelen Strong all received mention from the Maxwell Club.
Kelly is going into his third year as the starting quarterback for the Sun Devils. In the last two years, the Eagle, Idaho native has completed 64.4 percent (543-of-843) of his passes for 6,674 yards and 57 touchdowns. With Kelly at the controls, ASU has piled up an 18-9 record.
The multi-faceted Foster amassed 1,154 yards from scrimmage in 2013 and found the end zone 10 times. He looks to have an even bigger role in Arizona State's offense in 2014 with the departure of running back Marion Grice.
Strong made a huge impression in his first year in Tempe. The transfer from Pierce College caught 75 passes for 1,122 yards and seven touchdowns while earning Second Team All-Pac-12 honors.
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Alabama quarterback A.J. McCarron won the award in 2013.
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Allison Shearmur is producing the company's adaptation of Jeanne Ryan's young adult novel.
Lionsgate has tapped Henry Joost and Ariel Schulman, the directing team that broke through with the Sundance hit Catfish, to helm Nerve.
Nerve is the company's adaptation of the Jeanne Ryan YA novel being produced by Allison Shearmur.
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The novel tells of a high school senior wallflower who, in an attempt to broaden her horizons, joins a global online game of provocative truth or dare while an audience of "watchers" vote and comment. But as she becomes a sensation and advances higher and higher, the game evolves and soon she finds herself in a dangerous and life-ending situation.
Jessica Sharzer, a writer and exec producer on American Horror Story, wrote the adaptation.
Nerve, published in 2012 by Penguin Groups division Dial Books, was in the Los Angeles Times Fall 2012 roundup of young adult fiction and has been translated into six different languages.
Catfish garnered Joost and Schulman Hollywood attention, and the two have since gone on to direct Paranormal Activity 3 and 4. Catfish has also gone on to become a hit MTV show.
The duo are in pre-production on an untitled thriller for Blumhouse, IM Global and The Weinstein Co. and are attached to direct The Monkey Wrench Gang, an adaptation of a 1975 Edward Abbey novel being produced by Ed Pressman and Gary Burden.
Liongate's Erik Feig and Jeyun Choi Munford are overseeing for the studio. Joost, Schulman and Sharzer are repped by CAA.
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