what?
Super Cereal Admin
Joined: Feb 2007
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From: Lexington, KY
Well they'd both been banned once before for being stupid on the forums, and they were turning every thread they posted in into pissing contests, and were warned to stop. I really don't blame jp at all.
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From: Dryden, New York
go jp \o/
Super Cereal Admin
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From: Lexington, KY
lol now that's paranoia 
And josh, I'm on all the time... I'm just never on AIM because every time I go to sign off, someone starts talking to me and I feel obligated to continue the conversation for at least a little bit, then I never get to go to bed =/... also, it's not as much fun now that the L4te Night Kr3w kind of died out. Speaking of which, where the f*ck is Kevin? I never see him post and he's barely ever on AIM when I sign on; but he posts on FB all the time... he's almost as bad as me
And josh, I'm on all the time... I'm just never on AIM because every time I go to sign off, someone starts talking to me and I feel obligated to continue the conversation for at least a little bit, then I never get to go to bed =/... also, it's not as much fun now that the L4te Night Kr3w kind of died out. Speaking of which, where the f*ck is Kevin? I never see him post and he's barely ever on AIM when I sign on; but he posts on FB all the time... he's almost as bad as me
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Super Cereal Admin
Joined: Feb 2007
Posts: 7,081
From: Lexington, KY
My next new toy:
Saw it in an issue of Special Weapons, figured they'd be retarded expensive coming from Smith & Wesson (the M&P .45 I have my eye on is $7xx, I figured an AR would be at least $1500), so I blew it off as a possible choice. Then, my friend picked up the issue and started looking through it and looked the gun up on the internet... it retails for around $500. It's only a .22, so it doesn't have the penetration the .223/5.56 versions of the AR-15 have, but I figure ammo will be cheaper, and it'll be just as useful in the event of home defense. And zombie invasions. Zombie + .22 = round ricocheting around the inside of a zombie's head.
Cliffs:
Reaper = buying a mini (caliber-wise) AR-15
Reaper's roommate = also buying a mini AR-15
???
Profit! Or just kill a whole bunch of paper at shooting ranges without worrying about the cost of ammunition, because I mean, really? It shoots .22 rounds. Rocks are more expensive than .22 rounds.
Saw it in an issue of Special Weapons, figured they'd be retarded expensive coming from Smith & Wesson (the M&P .45 I have my eye on is $7xx, I figured an AR would be at least $1500), so I blew it off as a possible choice. Then, my friend picked up the issue and started looking through it and looked the gun up on the internet... it retails for around $500. It's only a .22, so it doesn't have the penetration the .223/5.56 versions of the AR-15 have, but I figure ammo will be cheaper, and it'll be just as useful in the event of home defense. And zombie invasions. Zombie + .22 = round ricocheting around the inside of a zombie's head.
Cliffs:
Reaper = buying a mini (caliber-wise) AR-15
Reaper's roommate = also buying a mini AR-15
???
Profit! Or just kill a whole bunch of paper at shooting ranges without worrying about the cost of ammunition, because I mean, really? It shoots .22 rounds. Rocks are more expensive than .22 rounds.