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| Member Join Date: Nov 2007 Location: GREECE
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No problem rfc357. As you see I attempted a joke too. It's not so easy through the net though cause you can't see my "tonge in cheek expression"... So don't worry. I was a little worried, at first, it's true, but no hard feelings remain and also thanks for the advice. The problem is that over here it is impossible to obtain .455 cartridges or brass. That's why I'm willing to try all this. That's all. Anyway I will procceed as said and we'll see. I don't want to mess my gun also. It's a pity. I know that. But I want the gun to stay alive, not just hanging dead above the fireplace. And as about rednecks, when I was in Texas for a couple o' years (working there on a tanker vessel) my American friends called me "our f@#&%k Greek redneck" cause we used to hang out together and have a hell of a time. You see, our minds, Greeks and Americans are very much alike, either we like it or not. We have always been allies and fought together everywhere, we both like democracy (well we first used it as a political system and your Forefathers adopted it as the best they could give to their children) not to mention that we both shoot our wives if they cheet on us...! So don't worry either a redneck or not. (Do something about those pants though...) He! He!... We tok... |
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