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one...two...tree Grand Master

one...two...tree   2,762

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nah ... you beat yourself enough ... i won't use the words you used against my mother this past weekend ....

knowing that you insult people that don't even know vj exists tells me everything i need to know about you ....

Is that what this is all about? Grow some testicles! LOL...don't be throwin insults out as playful banter unless you can handle being on the receiving end of a 'your momma' joke. Holy #######, you've got a fragile ego. No wonder you hide behind a fictional hero. Wow...just wow.

one...two...tree Grand Master

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your brother the cop ... he knows more about guns than me ... you even stated this ...

vj google is my friend ... wanna go there?

i lowered my standards ... cause your brother the cop will beat me up ....

:lol: Wow...you really hold on to things instead of letting them go.

But hey, if you want to bring up those posts, by all means, lets rehash what was said. As I recall, you openly criticized my brother as not knowing how to handle firearms. I defended my brother's expertise, but apparently your fragile ego couldn't handle the notion that he could possibly be a very skilled and capable firearms expert. It's not a contest of who is better than who. If you believe you are a highly skilled firearms expert, who am I to disagree? Same goes for my brother. That you take issue with this and hold on to it over all these years is just bizarre. Let it go.

scandal Grand Master

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1980 Subaru 600cc "Rex" (Israel)

1990 Mitsubishi Lancer (Israel)

1986 Chevrolet Chevette hatchback (Toronto)

1985 Honda Civic (Toronto)

1991 Eagle Summit (Toronto)

1997 Fiat Brava (Israel - company car)

1995 Mitsubishi Lancer station wagon (Israel)

1999 Ford Windstar (California)

1993 Mazda Miata (California)

2004 Toyota Corolla (Israel - company car)

2007 Toyota Corolla (Israel - company car)

1995 Ford Escort station wagon (Chicago)

2009 Chevrolet Cobalt (Chicago - current vehicle)

one...two...tree Grand Master

one...two...tree   2,762

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1980 Subaru 600cc "Rex" (Israel)

1990 Mitsubishi Lancer (Israel)

1986 Chevrolet Chevette hatchback (Toronto)

1985 Honda Civic (Toronto)

1991 Eagle Summit (Toronto)

1997 Fiat Brava (Israel - company car)

1995 Mitsubishi Lancer station wagon (Israel)

1999 Ford Windstar (California)

1993 Mazda Miata (California)

2004 Toyota Corolla (Israel - company car)

2007 Toyota Corolla (Israel - company car)

1995 Ford Escort station wagon (Chicago)

2009 Chevrolet Cobalt (Chicago - current vehicle)

How do you like your Cobalt?

TBoneTX Grand Master

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All sedans:

PAST:

1967 Dodge Coronet (great)

1982 Chevrolet Cavalier (biggest piece of junk in automotive history)

1989 Ford Taurus (second-biggest piece of junk in automotive history)

1993 Chrysler LeBaron (pretty good)

2000 Pontiac Grand Prix (wonderful)

CURRENT:

2007 Pontiac Grand Prix (fine, but not an improvement over the 2000)

1997 Chevrolet Lumina (wonderful, & better in many ways than the '07 Grand Prix)

Interestingly, the two current jalopies both take the self-same size of oil filter, si man.

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Usui Takumi   1,562

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1980 Subaru 600cc "Rex" (Israel)

1990 Mitsubishi Lancer (Israel)

1986 Chevrolet Chevette hatchback (Toronto)

1985 Honda Civic (Toronto)

1991 Eagle Summit (Toronto)

1997 Fiat Brava (Israel - company car)

1995 Mitsubishi Lancer station wagon (Israel)

1999 Ford Windstar (California)

1993 Mazda Miata (California)

2004 Toyota Corolla (Israel - company car)

2007 Toyota Corolla (Israel - company car)

1995 Ford Escort station wagon (Chicago)

2009 Chevrolet Cobalt (Chicago - current vehicle)

You have a fine taste in cars my friend.....well minus the windstar.

natty bumppo Grand Master

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:lol: Wow...you really hold on to things instead of letting them go.

But hey, if you want to bring up those posts, by all means, lets rehash what was said. As I recall, you openly criticized my brother as not knowing how to handle firearms. I defended my brother's expertise, but apparently your fragile ego couldn't handle the notion that he could possibly be a very skilled and capable firearms expert. It's not a contest of who is better than who. If you believe you are a highly skilled firearms expert, who am I to disagree? Same goes for my brother. That you take issue with this and hold on to it over all these years is just bizarre. Let it go.

you still defend him and his expertise and have zero means to prove. your adoration and hero worship of your brother was/is very apparent ... to the point that your self esteem was/is exposed for the vj world to view.

be proud of your brother ... he is worthy of this praise. i too am supportive of his service

one...two...tree Grand Master

one...two...tree   2,762

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you still defend him and his expertise and have zero means to prove.

LOL...maybe you have your own unique way of defining expertise, but I'll follow what are traditional methods. So when I go to my doctor's, I accept that his license means he's a bonafide expert in medicine. Twenty five years on the force, including time on a SWAT team, as well as an weapons instructor at the academy, 4 years as an MP, and a tour in Iraq...not to mention an avid hunter is more than reasonable for one to accept that he's more than qualified as an expert. I'm sorry that doesn't jive with whatever criteria you use to determine what makes one an expert in firearms, but that's your problem, not mine.

 

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