and I wait and I wait. I wait and I wait and I wait and I wait. I wait and I wait and I wait and I wait.

This hobby is super fun when actually doing it, but I have to say, the waiting is killing me (not literally)! waited for pistol class. waited for appointment with the po-po. waited for range test. waited for ltc. now...

waiting for my refurbished glock 19 to come! yay!!!!


Then, I get to wait to shoot the damned thing somewhere

Fukshot wrote:[youtube]Snip[/youtube]

I love you but you seem to have some musically challenged friends.

JinxRemoving wrote:and I wait and I wait. I wait and I wait and I wait and I wait. I wait and I wait and I wait and I wait.

This hobby is super fun when actually doing it, but I have to say, the waiting is killing me (not literally)! waited for pistol class. waited for appointment with the po-po. waited for range test. waited for ltc. now...

waiting for my refurbished glock 19 to come! yay!!!!


Then, I get to wait to shoot the damned thing somewhere

It could be worse, your waiting period might not be state mandated. Someday...

GuitarsandGuns wrote:

Fukshot wrote:[youtube]Snip[/youtube]

I love you but you seem to have some musically challenged friends.

Those are not my friends, you are.

...but these are my house guests this week

Fukshot wrote:

Man, I still love that song, even that crappy live recording.

I think the most exhausting show I ever went to was Fugazi. I was beat to fuck and like jelly. To put it in perspective, I was a 21 year old light infantryman at the time. Oh to be young and mosh.

Hijack off.

GuitarsandGuns wrote:I love you but you seem to have some musically challenged friends.

Remind me not to take any music recommendations from you. ;)

Mason wrote:

Fukshot wrote:

Man, I still love that song, even that crappy live recording.

I think the most exhausting show I ever went to was Fugazi. I was beat to fuck and like jelly. To put it in perspective, I was a 21 year old light infantryman at the time. Oh to be young and mosh.

Hijack off.

About a little less than a year ago, I jumped into a mosh pit. With a history of coronary heart disease...I almost didn't make it alive.

Hell fu*&^%$cking yeah!!!

Xela

I grew up in the time of "crews" and whatnot in the greater Boston area... I'm just glad I never ended up in FSU (or getting beaten up by them)!

My wait isn't exactly state mandated, as much as the state enjoys throwing marbles on the floor in front of you as you try to walk across the floor to get your firearm, and laughs at you when you slip and fall.

Fukshot wrote:...but these are my house guests this week

Lucky you. So what's for dinner?

wfaulk wrote:

GuitarsandGuns wrote:I love you but you seem to have some musically challenged friends.

Remind me not to take any music recommendations from you.

I don't blame you. Some people can get hurt listening to what I like.

Too many chords for some minds to grasp.

Key changes too.

It can be like meeting an alien race. One cannot understand them because they have too intricate a language for the poor natives.

http://www.myspace.com/sharylsmithguita ... u-18655978

That's the zen of punk rock: no need for key changes, because we have no standard key to start with

I haven't thought about Fugazi in...decades! Awesome. Vegan, pacifist punks..I think.

JinxRemoving wrote:That's the zen of punk rock: no need for key changes, because we have no standard key to start with

I do still have the .45 of "Holiday in Cambodia" (.45 rpm - not .45 caliber.)

GuitarsandGuns wrote:

JinxRemoving wrote:That's the zen of punk rock: no need for key changes, because we have no standard key to start with

I do still have the .45 of "Holiday in Cambodia" (.45 rpm - not .45 caliber.)

THAT is a jazz record disguised as punk rock

Hey Jinks! you get your Glock yet?