Life Thread v2.0

The story is a wild one. I'd love to share it when it's all over. Marriage is admittedly a huge risk at this point in our relationship, but I don't want to lose her, and a very expensive lawyer has informed is that this is the only option. That aside, there is love there, and we're actually excited. But it is indeed a wild and crazy ride

Edited by DeTrevni - 13 December 2019 at 10:37pm

Evil Elvis: "Detrevni is definally like a hillbilly hippy from hell"

Did you trade an AK-47 for a mail-order bride?

Here i got some footage of my 2nd Gameday:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9X87g778Xyw

I like Tippmann !!!

impulse418 wrote:

1. Start the hobby of paragliding.

Two questions:

1) How does one start paragliding?

2) Is paragliding different from hang gliding?

I lost both dogs in two and a half months. They were both over 10 years old. It's odd not getting greeted at the front door after work.

Face it guys, common sense is a form of wealth and we're surrounded by poverty.-Strato

impulse418 wrote:

agentwhale007 wrote:

impulse418 wrote:

Faster just to drive to towards San Diego

Thought about it, but the S/O really likes Vegas.

If you wanna meet up for lunch while passing through Phoenix let me know!

Sorry I didn't take you up on this.

While we were in Tucson, my S/O fell down a concrete step and hit her elbow pretty good while trying to take a picture of a sunset. After that we were pretty much just aiming to get to Vegas, legally purchase our herbal commodities and get the trip over with.

When we got home we got it X-rayed and the radiologist said there's a hairline fracture in her elbow joint, so she'll need to get it splinted, but the bone doctor can't see her until next Tuesday to do the splinting. So it's a few more days of ace wrap and ice packs and a sling.

To be fair though it was a good-ass sunset.

Edited by agentwhale007 - 10 January 2020 at 8:50am

impulse418 wrote:

Our sunsets are pretty stunning, makes up for the atrocious air quality I guess....

Funny enough, some pollution in the air actually contributes to the red hues of a sunset. If no aerosols were present (whether natural or man-made) you'd not see any reds in one, just yellow and orange. That said, there is a tipping point where man-made aerosols will dull a sunset and make it less spectacular.

I'm so happy I clicked the "Tippmann Forum" bookmark in my browser. I got married in September and we are going on our honeymoon next month to Disney World. The inner kid in me is pumped to visit Galaxy's Edge - she gets to visit Universal and both Harry Potter parks. I'm working as a Physician Assistant in Psychiatry and I love it. I still have my AKA pump that DeTrevni so kindly sent my way many years ago. Got to play this past summer and the love was still there. I hope you all are well! I look forward to keeping tabs!

Pumpker'd; (V.) When a pump player runs up and shoots you at point blank range because you thought 20bps made you good.

I'll grab some pics the next time at my parents'!

Pumpker'd; (V.) When a pump player runs up and shoots you at point blank range because you thought 20bps made you good.

spydercam wrote:

Last Saturday i had my first skeet Shooting !!!

It´s fun and a good training for a quick aim and Shoot skills, i think.

Here some moving pics:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y1B_6CoPhzc

Little question after: Are Tippmann Flex Fit Hats, in size L-XL, in black(green isn´t bad too) still to buy(where ?), which shop i should contact ??? (I ask because my mom doesn´t like my old one cause the sun(UV-Light) killed the black surface)

Nice! Trap and skeet are two of my favorite shooting sports. I haven't played paintball in years, but the snap-shooting and point-and-shoot vs "aiming" concepts of trap, skeet, and sporting clays keep me fresh for when I do back out.