ZenHuntMaster

ha ha... I wish I could get some period! Phrogg (even if you have his tags) is still the Armory God of Tags, I think...

Thanks, Joe. We have 4 dogs and 2 cats! Luckily, our brands are not on the list, but nice to know...

ha ha... I love a good verbal fight! (as long as I am not losing it... lol)

My understanding was that flying the pod is just a normal tactic. YOu can aim at men and at FAVs and kill them with a pod hit. Not cheating far as I know! The cheat was when you flew all over the place (a hack) and wasn't forced to land... What the heck is the difference between a hack, a cheat and an exploit? (hmmmm)

knees on battle walkers, side vents on APC's (little vents on side near ends) (both of these only "soft" with pilums, rockets, etc., I do believe...), tanks, back of course (I love one-shot pilum kills on tanks!) hmmm, there must be some on aircraft...

Way to go, Niner... did you know you were the first clan member I talked with? (on vent?). Hopefully I will finally get some time myself to start playing again!

Ha ha.. here is one (RECONstitute some dry bread, Add A-SALT, (and a-pepper), SUPPORT it with a plate, ENGINEER it with toppings of your choice, and if you get heartburn, call a Medic!) :-)

I love all the sandwich recommendations! This a cool post. Nothing whatsoever to do with BF or gaming (unless you can use pickles or cans of tuna or something in lieu of grenades!), but I am enjoying!

Hope you are feeling better soon, Wolfey...

Just thought it up! Trying for some originality... Did I do good? :-)

Fresh roasted Green Chile (peeled!), Mayo, Cheese, Garlic... Incredible! /Trust Me! (lives in Chile Country!) :-)

The problem is, no game will ever be perfect. Remember, it is just a game! I for one am not a super-skill player, but I find things in the game I like to do, and have fun! I play fair, and don't do annoying things (on purpose!) because I want others to have fun, too! my 2 cents...

nice, very nice! I love animals, so this works for me!

Nice Impact, Impact!

A very sad event. My heart goes out to the families and friends of all casualties....

I have been so darn busy I have no time! I am one of the not-so-skilled, but I love to play. My time schedule (when I play) is usually like 4:00 am, no one is up yet! (well, maybe in Ireland...) lol but I play when I can... I have been thinking of spending what playing time I have on BF2, although I love some of the NS maps! Either way, I don't think we are going anywhere, we are all just "in-between-games" (sort of like "in-between-jobs?" lol) See you on-server.... Oh, and for those who have seen me on-line, my mic is dead, but I will fixee fixee soon, so I have not been on Ven! I do not mean to offend with no voice (of course, some people I know think my silence is golden! :-) ) Ciao...

never tried mods.. something to do in the future (when time permits...)

Love kissing, love gaming... love food, love beer... love.. Well you get the idea! Oh, and I prefer to call kissable females "ladies" (not counting of course, babies!)

An hour a day helps keep the timex at bay....

Nice story... I am with GA, in close quarters ( A Titan Console hallway, for example) it might buy you a second or two... like anything else, I think it is just a tactic that is useful sometimes, and sometimes not. I love your teamwork tactic, though... wish I could have a spotter when sniping!

The origin of the title "Sniper" greenspun.com : LUSENET : MILDOT : One Thread Moderator: longrange@swipnet.se This isn't a question, it's a brief explanation of the history of the word "sniper." Many of you may already know it, and if so, just skip it and don't *****. SNIPE: Any of various long-billed shore birds of the genus Gallinago or Capella. A sniper was original someone who hunted snipe. A snipe isn't a particularly meaty bird, or a good-tasting one at that. It's uniqueness is in that of it's ability to escape hunters. It's ocnsidered one of the hardest small-prey to hit. So called "snipers" originally hunted the bird for practice, for bigger game. Eventually, many a hunter targetted the bird for honor and bragging rights, and this lead to sniping tournaments. The definition of "Sniper" has changed a lot since then, but still based on the same idea of stalking and scouting, while the acheiving your ultimate goal of taking out your target (mostly from a concealed location, long range). -- Steve Leo (steve@steveleo.com), October 12, 2003 Answers Sniper - It's a British term (for those of you whom have never shot snipe in the UK, they are uncanny little buggers who fly an undulating, weaving pattern at remarkable speed)These shore birds are often found inland and prefer a mix of woodland, pastures and water. Therefore, in the days of old, anyone who managed to bring one down was considered somewhat of a marksman - sniper if you will. I say, jefferies is a bit of a sniper old chap. Watch him. -- James Blobson (uncleblob@yahoo.com), November 17, 2003

hmmmm, thanks for the info.

hmmmm, thanks for the info.

I will look for it. Thanks for the tip, and a personal thank you from me for all soldiers who have served and are serving.... Zen..

I will look for it. Thanks for the tip, and a personal thank you from me for all soldiers who have served and are serving.... Zen..