pleaforwar

I felt it was my duty to make your morning memorable.

By the time I left SGC I was kinda tired of gun talk 24/7. Got into the photography game, primarily film photography. That hobby is just as expensive as the gun hobby, and I ain't rich, so I dipped from the scene for a minute. How have you been? Much of the old crew still around?

Well, I mean, compared to others....

Happy birthday Devil.

Definitely the right man for the job. Congrats!

Never been, just to Oahu and the Big Island. I have heard that island is awesome though.

Probably because there are cops every five feet in Oahu, and even then, I still would rather be in Cancun than Waianae at night.

So I get a little defensive of my LDS brethren from time to time, and the reason? Every one I have met in the military has been dedicated, focused, considerate, team-players, and well-behaved. I have yet to meet a shatbird LDS Soldier or Marine. Also, keep in mind that members of the LDS faith are required to perform missionary work. This isn't weekend volunteering. This means two years of their life dedicated to spreading their faith. That's a rare quality in other Christian denominations, especially in the age it is required (around 20 years old). Meet any Mormon missionary and they will ask you, unsolicited, if there is anything they can help you with in your home. Moving? Check, they have you covered. Need some help cleaning up? Check, they have you covered. All free of charge. That, my friends, is genuine kindness.

Last time I went was to Playa del Carmen in the summer of 2009. Had a blast. The newspapers were full of cartel casualties, but I never felt threatened for a minute. A ton of Arizona people still go to Rocky Point on the regular. We have a local dive group that probably goes 10 times a year.

Well, to be fair Zephyr, the Bible has some pretty bizarre stories itself. For example, do you believe in talking donkeys?

Good morning gents!

Wrangler is the last direction I'd take w/that criteria. The Cherokee is great for truly gnarly trails, IE rock crawling (with the right lift, tread, and lockers), but for the long run it's hard to beat a Yota. Mine has the tow package, but I don't even know the rating given that I don't tow.

It's a 2003 w/4.0 V6. What are you looking for? Something to hit the trails with or a SUV for the roads?

Chinese delivery. Beef and broccoli.