TheTreeWiseMen

Sorry boys......ain't coming over as planned. So you'll all have do without my company.......which is probably just as well cos I would have only been pissed drunk on Special Brew and rolling around on the floor. Please take lots of pics....

Get a referee's whistle and give 'em a good blast of it down the phone, worked for me...

How's this for long range? [ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=No1jdfkzM0w[/ame]

We used to have the likes of 'Big Daddy' and 'Giant Haystacks'. Anyone else remember them?

Here ya go Ed... The .338 is fairly new to the sniper community, but it does bear the distinction as being the first and only caliber designed specifically for sniping. While this round was actually developed back in 1983, it wasn't until the last few years that it has gained in popularity. The caliber was designed to arrive at 1000 meters with enough energy to penetrate 5 layers of military body armor and still make the kill. The effective range of this caliber is about 1 mile (1600meters) and in the right shooting conditions, it could come very close to the 2000 meter mark, provided you have the right rifle/ammo/optics/shooter/spotter combination. Realistically, 1200 meters is well within the average sniper. This caliber is designed primarily as a military extreme range anti-personnel round, there really is no Law Enforcement applications, unless you need a super penetrating round for either armored vehicles, or for barricaded suspects. There is not a lot of rifles chambered for the .338, but the list is growing with the likes of Sako, AI, and others producing .338 sniping rifles. Ammo is another problem, match ammo is sometimes difficult to find, but it is becomming more available as time passes. We all know the legal liability of using hand loads, so that is out of the question. Another concern is the recoil of this caliber, even with a good muzzle brake, its brisk. So don't try a rifle without one. Be sure to practice the fundamentals of shooting to try and prevent a flinch from developing. Recommendations: For military extreme long-range anti-personnel purposes, the .338 Lapua is king. Even the .50BMG falls short (Do to accuracy problems with current ammo). This caliber is not recommended for Law Enforcement.

Fatboy Slim....... [ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SaZJ7DFVMDQ[/ame]

My website works for me. I have a submission page on there that people can fill in and send off to my e-mail box. Had quite a bit of business from it.

Nice one ladies!

I find I get quite alot of work with my 'door hangers'. Must be a Brit/Yank thing...

First thing to make me laugh all day.....

Ok, ok last one, Lard.....[ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ry0TyIJXgoU[/ame]

And of course, The Damned...[ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iIh1K162z1U[/ame]

Just a smidge of Bauhaus...[ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kq2RXSboWMs[/ame]

More Steve Vai. (Really BAD language)[ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cRnQEfUvbuU[/ame]

Steve Vai anyone? [ame] [/ame]

Just after some f*ckin' crazy nightime snowmobiling through the woods...

Couple more.....on a mountain in BC and fag break in the woods somewhere.

Crazy snow pics from a couple of years ago. First ones are walking across frozen 'Mirror Lake' up state NY and the last two are from NYC.

May have been 'Old Peculiar'....

Go around his house, throw a bucket of petrol over him and stick a sawn off in his mouth....normally gets your point across.

Happy birthday mate! I hit the big 40 next month too...

It's a variation on 'the dog's bollocks' which translates as excellent or top notch.

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Electric Avenue!!!!! BLAST from the past (the street, not the song). Thanks Lee! I used to venture up there often back in the day.

I woulda pepper sprayed him......and then nicked his keys.