Where is everybody?

Very quiet on here...

Whoopie, off to Bisley Wednesday to shoot my No.4 Mk1/2 on 300yds.

(remove numbers from email address to reply direct)

In article <1125318482.6319.0@echo.uk.clara.net>, phaynes19589
@freeuk.com says...
> Very quiet on here...

I was down at Bisley Saturday and Sunday for the 1500 and NSRA pistol
competitions with some friends. Stayed overnight in an excellent 3*
hotel in Crowthorne for all of 24 quid B+B !

Went to Short Siberia (where *does* it get that name from ?) to watch a
friend competiting in the McQueen's sniper comp, which he came 2nd in.
Good fun and he's now trying to sell me his Remington 700 PSS .223
which he used, as he now wants a 6mm/284....

--
Neil Barker

In a recent message Neil Barker <neil@nemesis.nu> wrote:

> In article <1125318482.6319.0@echo.uk.clara.net>, phaynes19589
> @freeuk.com says...
> > Very quiet on here...
>
> I was down at Bisley Saturday and Sunday for the 1500 and NSRA pistol
> competitions with some friends. Stayed overnight in an excellent 3*
> hotel in Crowthorne for all of 24 quid B+B !
>
> Went to Short Siberia (where *does* it get that name from ?)

I believe it is because of the fact that the ranges (there
was a Long Siberia too) were at the far Eastern end of the camp,
and accessed by a tramway!

> to watch a
> friend competiting in the McQueen's sniper comp, which he came 2nd in.
> Good fun and he's now trying to sell me his Remington 700 PSS .223
> which he used, as he now wants a 6mm/284....
>

--
Tony Clayton tony.clayton.1962@pem.cam.ac.uk
Coins of the UK : http://www.coinsoftheuk.info
Sent using RISCOS on an Acorn Strong Arm RiscPC
.... Mental Floss prevents Moral Decay.

In article <4034a24d%tony@tclayton.demon.co.uk>,
tony@tclayton.demon.co.uk says...
> In a recent message Neil Barker <neil@nemesis.nu> wrote:

> > Went to Short Siberia (where *does* it get that name from ?)
>
> I believe it is because of the fact that the ranges (there
> was a Long Siberia too) were at the far Eastern end of the camp,
> and accessed by a tramway!

Aha. That makes sense.

--
Neil Barker

Well, that went ok, thank goodness.

Two V-bulls (out of 12 shots) on 300 yds.

Using my shooting bag as a front rest though, got to work on using tw-point
sling.

I was beginning to wonder if I had a problem with the rifle, but I guess the
problem is I need to teach myself all over again, after 5 years of f-class
shooting.

19589 <phaynes19589@freeuk.com> wrote in message
news:1125318482.6319.0@echo.uk.clara.net...
> Very quiet on here...
>
> Whoopie, off to Bisley Wednesday to shoot my No.4 Mk1/2 on 300yds.
>
> (remove numbers from email address to reply direct)
>
>
>

Neil Barker <neil@nemesis.nu> verbally sodomised in
news:MPG.1d7d1693bd0a3389989859@127.0.0.1:

> In article <1125318482.6319.0@echo.uk.clara.net>, phaynes19589
> @freeuk.com says...
>> Very quiet on here...
>
> I was down at Bisley Saturday and Sunday for the 1500 and NSRA pistol
> competitions with some friends. Stayed overnight in an excellent 3*
> hotel in Crowthorne for all of 24 quid B+B !
>
> Went to Short Siberia (where *does* it get that name from ?) to watch a
> friend competiting in the McQueen's sniper comp, which he came 2nd in.
> Good fun and he's now trying to sell me his Remington 700 PSS .223
> which he used, as he now wants a 6mm/284....
>

Friends?!!!!! I'll make the jokes.

--
Phil Kyle™
Uno
Dos
Tres
Cuatro
CINCO!!!!!!

"Be very aware that my willingness
to continue to criticise your sig
is infinite." -- Neil Barker

Neil Barker <neil@nemesis.nu> verbally sodomised in
news:MPG.1d7d9549a92939de98985c@127.0.0.1:

> In article <4034a24d%tony@tclayton.demon.co.uk>,
> tony@tclayton.demon.co.uk says...
>> In a recent message Neil Barker <neil@nemesis.nu> wrote:
>
>> > Went to Short Siberia (where *does* it get that name from ?)
>>
>> I believe it is because of the fact that the ranges (there
>> was a Long Siberia too) were at the far Eastern end of the camp,
>> and accessed by a tramway!
>
> Aha. That makes sense.
>

Unlike your existence.

--
Phil Kyle™
Uno
Dos
Tres
Cuatro
CINCO!!!!!!

"Be very aware that my willingness
to continue to criticise your sig
is infinite." -- Neil Barker

Phillip Kyle <philkylenospam2003@hotmail.com> wrote:

> Neil Barker <neil@nemesis.nu> verbally sodomised in
> news:MPG.1d7d1693bd0a3389989859@127.0.0.1:
>
> > In article <1125318482.6319.0@echo.uk.clara.net>, phaynes19589
> > @freeuk.com says...
> >> Very quiet on here...
> > Went to Short Siberia (where *does* it get that name from ?) to watch a
> > friend competiting in the McQueen's sniper comp, which he came 2nd in.
> > Good fun and he's now trying to sell me his Remington 700 PSS .223
> > which he used, as he now wants a 6mm/284....
> >
>
> Friends?!!!!! I'll make the jokes.

Christ Neil, you really attract the weirdos.
Anyway,If you did buy that .223, where would you use it?
I'd like to try long range shooting, but i dont think there is anywhere
local that allows it.
Kibworth shooting ground used to do 100metres, but they only do 25
metres now, which is not really a challenge as I do air rifle shooting
to 45 mtres/yards every week.
Alan.
--
To reply by e-mail, change the ' + ' to 'plus'.
http://www.dvatc.co.uk - Off-road cycling in the North Midlands.

In article <1h266gj.1unc7uo1gng740N%alan@darkroom.+.com>,
alan@darkroom.+.com says...

> Christ Neil, you really attract the weirdos.

Oh he's been part of my travelling fan club for ages now - he just
can't stay away. He's been killfiled for aeons now and is totally
ignored. He follows me around like a good little lapdog and is so
obedient that I can make him post - he'll follow up to this, just
watch.

> Anyway,If you did buy that .223, where would you use it?

Well, my present club which is very close to me has 25,50 and 100m
ranges but is .22LR / pistol calibres only and therefore it wouldn't be
of use there. We are looking to build a 2 position full-bore range but
that's possibly a year off.

Mark, who owns the .223, is a member of Peak club - they shoot at
Thorpe near Ashbourne and I could join there. That and visits to Bisley
- it's just a damn long way away and expensive.

--
Neil Barker

alan@darkroom.+.com (A.Lee) verbally sodomised in
news:1h266gj.1unc7uo1gng740N%alan@darkroom.+.com:

> Phillip Kyle <philkylenospam2003@hotmail.com> wrote:
>
>> Neil Barker <neil@nemesis.nu> verbally sodomised in
>> news:MPG.1d7d1693bd0a3389989859@127.0.0.1:
>>
>> > In article <1125318482.6319.0@echo.uk.clara.net>, phaynes19589
>> > @freeuk.com says...
>> >> Very quiet on here...
>> > Went to Short Siberia (where *does* it get that name from ?) to watch
>> > a friend competiting in the McQueen's sniper comp, which he came 2nd
>> > in. Good fun and he's now trying to sell me his Remington 700 PSS
>> > .223 which he used, as he now wants a 6mm/284....
>> >
>>
>> Friends?!!!!! I'll make the jokes.
>
> Christ Neil, you really attract the weirdos.

Like Chris Hill for example.

> Anyway,If you did buy that .223, where would you use it?

Hopefully on himself. Though I suspect the real answer is "yes, to shoot
egss".

> I'd like to try long range shooting, but i dont think there is anywhere
> local that allows it.

Good.

> Kibworth shooting ground used to do 100metres, but they only do 25
> metres now, which is not really a challenge as I do air rifle shooting
> to 45 mtres/yards every week.
> Alan.

Do you wear khaki?

--
Phil Kyle™
Uno
Dos
Tres
Cuatro
CINCO!!!!!!

"Be very aware that my willingness
to continue to criticise your sig
is infinite." -- Neil Barker

Neil Barker <neil@nemesis.nu> verbally sodomised in
news:MPG.1d7ffc386bb935b798985d@127.0.0.1:

> In article <1h266gj.1unc7uo1gng740N%alan@darkroom.+.com>,
> alan@darkroom.+.com says...
>
>> Christ Neil, you really attract the weirdos.
>
> Oh he's been part of my travelling fan club for ages now - he just
> can't stay away. He's been killfiled for aeons now and is totally
> ignored. He follows me around like a good little lapdog and is so
> obedient that I can make him post - he'll follow up to this, just
> watch.
>

Well done for totally ignoring me. Again.

>
>> Anyway,If you did buy that .223, where would you use it?
>
> Well, my present club which is very close to me has 25,50 and 100m
> ranges but is .22LR / pistol calibres only and therefore it wouldn't be
> of use there. We are looking to build a 2 position full-bore range but
> that's possibly a year off.
>
> Mark, who owns the .223, is a member of Peak club - they shoot at
> Thorpe near Ashbourne and I could join there. That and visits to Bisley
> - it's just a damn long way away and expensive.
>

Get a decent job then.

--
Phil Kyle™
Uno
Dos
Tres
Cuatro
CINCO!!!!!!

"Be very aware that my willingness
to continue to criticise your sig
is infinite." -- Neil Barker

On 31-Aug-2005, Phillip Kyle <philkylenospam2003@hotmail.com> wrote:

> alan@darkroom.+.com (A.Lee) verbally sodomised in
> news:1h266gj.1unc7uo1gng740N%alan@darkroom.+.com:
>
> > Phillip Kyle <philkylenospam2003@hotmail.com> wrote:
> >
> >> Neil Barker <neil@nemesis.nu> verbally sodomised in
> >> news:MPG.1d7d1693bd0a3389989859@127.0.0.1:
> >>
> >> > In article <1125318482.6319.0@echo.uk.clara.net>, phaynes19589
> >> > @freeuk.com says...
> >> >> Very quiet on here...
> >> > Went to Short Siberia (where *does* it get that name from ?) to watch
> >> > a friend competiting in the McQueen's sniper comp, which he came 2nd
> >> > in. Good fun and he's now trying to sell me his Remington 700 PSS
> >> > .223 which he used, as he now wants a 6mm/284....
> >> >
> >>
> >> Friends?!!!!! I'll make the jokes.
> >
> > Christ Neil, you really attract the weirdos.
>
> Like Chris Hill for example.
>
> > Anyway,If you did buy that .223, where would you use it?
>
> Hopefully on himself. Though I suspect the real answer is "yes, to shoot
> egss".
>
> > I'd like to try long range shooting, but i dont think there is anywhere
> > local that allows it.
>
> Good.
>
> > Kibworth shooting ground used to do 100metres, but they only do 25
> > metres now, which is not really a challenge as I do air rifle shooting
> > to 45 mtres/yards every week.
> > Alan.
>
> Do you wear khaki?

Bwahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha!!!!!

--
Wim

Blood.
Frogs.
Lice.
Wild Beasts.
Pestilence.
Boils.
Hail.
Locust.
Darkness.
Slaying of the First-born.

(The local demons said we were only allowed four, but the good L-rd gave 'em
the full monty!)

On 31-Aug-2005, Phillip Kyle <philkylenospam2003@hotmail.com> wrote:

> Neil Barker <neil@nemesis.nu> verbally sodomised in
> news:MPG.1d7ffc386bb935b798985d@127.0.0.1:
>
> > In article <1h266gj.1unc7uo1gng740N%alan@darkroom.+.com>,
> > alan@darkroom.+.com says...
> >
> >> Christ Neil, you really attract the weirdos.
> >
> > Oh he's been part of my travelling fan club for ages now - he just
> > can't stay away. He's been killfiled for aeons now and is totally
> > ignored. He follows me around like a good little lapdog and is so
> > obedient that I can make him post - he'll follow up to this, just
> > watch.
> >
>
> Well done for totally ignoring me. Again.
>
> >
> >> Anyway,If you did buy that .223, where would you use it?
> >
> > Well, my present club which is very close to me has 25,50 and 100m
> > ranges but is .22LR / pistol calibres only and therefore it wouldn't be
> > of use there. We are looking to build a 2 position full-bore range but
> > that's possibly a year off.
> >
> > Mark, who owns the .223, is a member of Peak club - they shoot at
> > Thorpe near Ashbourne and I could join there. That and visits to Bisley
> > - it's just a damn long way away and expensive.
> >
>
> Get a decent job then.

But... but... Isn't Neil called the Chief Snapper for some regional freebie
rag? That is about as decent a job as (s)he will ever get with her
reputation, oh yes!

(Did you know he was on Jim'll Fix It?)

(Did you also know that due to his gross obesity he managed to get stuck in
a cable car in the U.S.?)

(Did you also also know this was before he met his latest "girlfriend"
called "Emma"? I wonder wot "Emma's" *real* name is? Ernie?)

--
Wim

Blood.
Frogs.
Lice.
Wild Beasts.
Pestilence.
Boils.
Hail.
Locust.
Darkness.
Slaying of the First-born.

(The local demons said we were only allowed four, but the good L-rd gave 'em
the full monty!)

"Wim Jay" <not_tellin@barker_will_hackit.com> wrote in
news:xgkQh.184688$dB6.62636@fe08.news.easynews.com :

>
> On 31-Aug-2005, Phillip Kyle <philkylenospam2003@hotmail.com> wrote:
>
>> Neil Barker <neil@nemesis.nu> verbally sodomised in
>> news:MPG.1d7ffc386bb935b798985d@127.0.0.1:
>>
>> > In article <1h266gj.1unc7uo1gng740N%alan@darkroom.+.com>,
>> > alan@darkroom.+.com says...
>> >
>> >> Christ Neil, you really attract the weirdos.
>> >
>> > Oh he's been part of my travelling fan club for ages now - he just
>> > can't stay away. He's been killfiled for aeons now and is totally
>> > ignored. He follows me around like a good little lapdog and is so
>> > obedient that I can make him post - he'll follow up to this, just
>> > watch.
>> >
>>
>> Well done for totally ignoring me. Again.
>>
>> >
>> >> Anyway,If you did buy that .223, where would you use it?
>> >
>> > Well, my present club which is very close to me has 25,50 and 100m
>> > ranges but is .22LR / pistol calibres only and therefore it
>> > wouldn't be of use there. We are looking to build a 2 position
>> > full-bore range but that's possibly a year off.
>> >
>> > Mark, who owns the .223, is a member of Peak club - they shoot at
>> > Thorpe near Ashbourne and I could join there. That and visits to
>> > Bisley - it's just a damn long way away and expensive.
>> >
>>
>> Get a decent job then.
>
> But... but... Isn't Neil called the Chief Snapper for some regional
> freebie rag? That is about as decent a job as (s)he will ever get with
> her reputation, oh yes!
>

He's the Chief Lardy Lady of the Bumchum mail.

> (Did you know he was on Jim'll Fix It?)

Jim didn't fix him. Otherwise he'd have fitted staples to the fat
bastards stomach.

>
> (Did you also know that due to his gross obesity he managed to get
> stuck in a cable car in the U.S.?)
>

Yes, but hilariously the US wouldn't give him a visa cos they have met
their quota of obese gun toting weirdos, apparently.

> (Did you also also know this was before he met his latest "girlfriend"
> called "Emma"? I wonder wot "Emma's" *real* name is? Ernie?)
>

LAFF! Yes, better mention her name otherwise we might think she doesn't
exist, much like Tash. They were probably both bought from the same
rubber girlfriend emporium.

--

Phil Kyle

Sig on holiday

01:44 AM

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	#1
19589	Where is everybody? Very quiet on here... Whoopie, off to Bisley Wednesday to shoot my No.4 Mk1/2 on 300yds. (remove numbers from email address to reply direct)

	#2
Neil Barker	Re: Where is everybody? In article <1125318482.6319.0@echo.uk.clara.net>, phaynes19589 @freeuk.com says... > Very quiet on here... I was down at Bisley Saturday and Sunday for the 1500 and NSRA pistol competitions with some friends. Stayed overnight in an excellent 3* hotel in Crowthorne for all of 24 quid B+B ! Went to Short Siberia (where does it get that name from ?) to watch a friend competiting in the McQueen's sniper comp, which he came 2nd in. Good fun and he's now trying to sell me his Remington 700 PSS .223 which he used, as he now wants a 6mm/284.... -- Neil Barker

	#3
Tony Clayton	Re: Where is everybody? In a recent message Neil Barker <neil@nemesis.nu> wrote: > In article <1125318482.6319.0@echo.uk.clara.net>, phaynes19589 > @freeuk.com says... > > Very quiet on here... > > I was down at Bisley Saturday and Sunday for the 1500 and NSRA pistol > competitions with some friends. Stayed overnight in an excellent 3* > hotel in Crowthorne for all of 24 quid B+B ! > > Went to Short Siberia (where does it get that name from ?) I believe it is because of the fact that the ranges (there was a Long Siberia too) were at the far Eastern end of the camp, and accessed by a tramway! > to watch a > friend competiting in the McQueen's sniper comp, which he came 2nd in. > Good fun and he's now trying to sell me his Remington 700 PSS .223 > which he used, as he now wants a 6mm/284.... > -- Tony Clayton tony.clayton.1962@pem.cam.ac.uk Coins of the UK : http://www.coinsoftheuk.info Sent using RISCOS on an Acorn Strong Arm RiscPC .... Mental Floss prevents Moral Decay.

	#5
19589	Re: Where is everybody? Well, that went ok, thank goodness. Two V-bulls (out of 12 shots) on 300 yds. Using my shooting bag as a front rest though, got to work on using tw-point sling. I was beginning to wonder if I had a problem with the rifle, but I guess the problem is I need to teach myself all over again, after 5 years of f-class shooting. 19589 <phaynes19589@freeuk.com> wrote in message news:1125318482.6319.0@echo.uk.clara.net... > Very quiet on here... > > Whoopie, off to Bisley Wednesday to shoot my No.4 Mk1/2 on 300yds. > > (remove numbers from email address to reply direct) > > >

	#6
Phillip Kyle	Re: Where is everybody? Neil Barker <neil@nemesis.nu> verbally sodomised in news:MPG.1d7d1693bd0a3389989859@127.0.0.1: > In article <1125318482.6319.0@echo.uk.clara.net>, phaynes19589 > @freeuk.com says... >> Very quiet on here... > > I was down at Bisley Saturday and Sunday for the 1500 and NSRA pistol > competitions with some friends. Stayed overnight in an excellent 3* > hotel in Crowthorne for all of 24 quid B+B ! > > Went to Short Siberia (where does it get that name from ?) to watch a > friend competiting in the McQueen's sniper comp, which he came 2nd in. > Good fun and he's now trying to sell me his Remington 700 PSS .223 > which he used, as he now wants a 6mm/284.... > Friends?!!!!! I'll make the jokes. -- Phil Kyle™ Uno Dos Tres Cuatro CINCO!!!!!! "Be very aware that my willingness to continue to criticise your sig is infinite." -- Neil Barker

	#8
A.Lee	Re: Where is everybody? Phillip Kyle <philkylenospam2003@hotmail.com> wrote: > Neil Barker <neil@nemesis.nu> verbally sodomised in > news:MPG.1d7d1693bd0a3389989859@127.0.0.1: > > > In article <1125318482.6319.0@echo.uk.clara.net>, phaynes19589 > > @freeuk.com says... > >> Very quiet on here... > > Went to Short Siberia (where does it get that name from ?) to watch a > > friend competiting in the McQueen's sniper comp, which he came 2nd in. > > Good fun and he's now trying to sell me his Remington 700 PSS .223 > > which he used, as he now wants a 6mm/284.... > > > > Friends?!!!!! I'll make the jokes. Christ Neil, you really attract the weirdos. Anyway,If you did buy that .223, where would you use it? I'd like to try long range shooting, but i dont think there is anywhere local that allows it. Kibworth shooting ground used to do 100metres, but they only do 25 metres now, which is not really a challenge as I do air rifle shooting to 45 mtres/yards every week. Alan. -- To reply by e-mail, change the ' + ' to 'plus'. http://www.dvatc.co.uk - Off-road cycling in the North Midlands.

	#10
Phillip Kyle	Re: Where is everybody? alan@darkroom.+.com (A.Lee) verbally sodomised in news:1h266gj.1unc7uo1gng740N%alan@darkroom.+.com: > Phillip Kyle <philkylenospam2003@hotmail.com> wrote: > >> Neil Barker <neil@nemesis.nu> verbally sodomised in >> news:MPG.1d7d1693bd0a3389989859@127.0.0.1: >> >> > In article <1125318482.6319.0@echo.uk.clara.net>, phaynes19589 >> > @freeuk.com says... >> >> Very quiet on here... >> > Went to Short Siberia (where does it get that name from ?) to watch >> > a friend competiting in the McQueen's sniper comp, which he came 2nd >> > in. Good fun and he's now trying to sell me his Remington 700 PSS >> > .223 which he used, as he now wants a 6mm/284.... >> > >> >> Friends?!!!!! I'll make the jokes. > > Christ Neil, you really attract the weirdos. Like Chris Hill for example. > Anyway,If you did buy that .223, where would you use it? Hopefully on himself. Though I suspect the real answer is "yes, to shoot egss". > I'd like to try long range shooting, but i dont think there is anywhere > local that allows it. Good. > Kibworth shooting ground used to do 100metres, but they only do 25 > metres now, which is not really a challenge as I do air rifle shooting > to 45 mtres/yards every week. > Alan. Do you wear khaki? -- Phil Kyle™ Uno Dos Tres Cuatro CINCO!!!!!! "Be very aware that my willingness to continue to criticise your sig is infinite." -- Neil Barker

	#12
Wim Jay	Re: Where is everybody? On 31-Aug-2005, Phillip Kyle <philkylenospam2003@hotmail.com> wrote: > alan@darkroom.+.com (A.Lee) verbally sodomised in > news:1h266gj.1unc7uo1gng740N%alan@darkroom.+.com: > > > Phillip Kyle <philkylenospam2003@hotmail.com> wrote: > > > >> Neil Barker <neil@nemesis.nu> verbally sodomised in > >> news:MPG.1d7d1693bd0a3389989859@127.0.0.1: > >> > >> > In article <1125318482.6319.0@echo.uk.clara.net>, phaynes19589 > >> > @freeuk.com says... > >> >> Very quiet on here... > >> > Went to Short Siberia (where does it get that name from ?) to watch > >> > a friend competiting in the McQueen's sniper comp, which he came 2nd > >> > in. Good fun and he's now trying to sell me his Remington 700 PSS > >> > .223 which he used, as he now wants a 6mm/284.... > >> > > >> > >> Friends?!!!!! I'll make the jokes. > > > > Christ Neil, you really attract the weirdos. > > Like Chris Hill for example. > > > Anyway,If you did buy that .223, where would you use it? > > Hopefully on himself. Though I suspect the real answer is "yes, to shoot > egss". > > > I'd like to try long range shooting, but i dont think there is anywhere > > local that allows it. > > Good. > > > Kibworth shooting ground used to do 100metres, but they only do 25 > > metres now, which is not really a challenge as I do air rifle shooting > > to 45 mtres/yards every week. > > Alan. > > Do you wear khaki? Bwahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha!!!!! -- Wim Blood. Frogs. Lice. Wild Beasts. Pestilence. Boils. Hail. Locust. Darkness. Slaying of the First-born. (The local demons said we were only allowed four, but the good L-rd gave 'em the full monty!)

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Phil Kyle	Re: Where is everybody? "Wim Jay" <not_tellin@barker_will_hackit.com> wrote in news:xgkQh.184688$dB6.62636@fe08.news.easynews.com : > > On 31-Aug-2005, Phillip Kyle <philkylenospam2003@hotmail.com> wrote: > >> Neil Barker <neil@nemesis.nu> verbally sodomised in >> news:MPG.1d7ffc386bb935b798985d@127.0.0.1: >> >> > In article <1h266gj.1unc7uo1gng740N%alan@darkroom.+.com>, >> > alan@darkroom.+.com says... >> > >> >> Christ Neil, you really attract the weirdos. >> > >> > Oh he's been part of my travelling fan club for ages now - he just >> > can't stay away. He's been killfiled for aeons now and is totally >> > ignored. He follows me around like a good little lapdog and is so >> > obedient that I can make him post - he'll follow up to this, just >> > watch. >> > >> >> Well done for totally ignoring me. Again. >> >> > >> >> Anyway,If you did buy that .223, where would you use it? >> > >> > Well, my present club which is very close to me has 25,50 and 100m >> > ranges but is .22LR / pistol calibres only and therefore it >> > wouldn't be of use there. We are looking to build a 2 position >> > full-bore range but that's possibly a year off. >> > >> > Mark, who owns the .223, is a member of Peak club - they shoot at >> > Thorpe near Ashbourne and I could join there. That and visits to >> > Bisley - it's just a damn long way away and expensive. >> > >> >> Get a decent job then. > > But... but... Isn't Neil called the Chief Snapper for some regional > freebie rag? That is about as decent a job as (s)he will ever get with > her reputation, oh yes! > He's the Chief Lardy Lady of the Bumchum mail. > (Did you know he was on Jim'll Fix It?) Jim didn't fix him. Otherwise he'd have fitted staples to the fat bastards stomach. > > (Did you also know that due to his gross obesity he managed to get > stuck in a cable car in the U.S.?) > Yes, but hilariously the US wouldn't give him a visa cos they have met their quota of obese gun toting weirdos, apparently. > (Did you also also know this was before he met his latest "girlfriend" > called "Emma"? I wonder wot "Emma's" real name is? Ernie?) > LAFF! Yes, better mention her name otherwise we might think she doesn't exist, much like Tash. They were probably both bought from the same rubber girlfriend emporium. -- Phil Kyle Sig on holiday

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steven	The art of a successful photograph lies in the power it has to evoke a mood, connection or reaction. Many of the photographic greats attribute this to the ordinary. David Bailey says "it takes a lot of imagination to be a good photographer, because it takes a lot of looking before you learn to see the ordinary."Any professional cites composition, light, creativity and knowing your subject as the fundamental photographic principles. But do they translate when you're using a compact camera that also happens to be a phone? Have a great day Inline skates Last edited by steven : 02-03-2010 at 01:44 AM.