Do you remember the name of the program,Sully?
The mercs were part of Executive Outcome,based out of South Africa.
This is a brief history of EO... http://www.reference.com/brows...i/Executive_Outcomes

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Sorry can't realy tell you I think it was found by browsing I have Dish Sat.TV all I know it was about Sierra Leone hirering a Private Army of Mercs.to rid the City of Free Town later was condemend by the UN and after UN Forces left caused great genisoide in the Country it was in early Clinton Adminstration.

No worry,Sully.
EO was an interesting company,while they lasted.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/E...ive_Outcomes#History This is the history of the Merc. it is a great story.

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You have my vote as DJ for all videos.Much better with Amon Amarth.
Had me sharpening my battle axe,braiding my beard,and head banging all at once.
TWILIGHT OF THE THUNDER GOD!

Why thank you for the vote! You know I think I am going to see just how many metal songs I think would make for a great backround song for this video. I am thinking that I got a really great one RIGHT HERE!

Well, Nvr remember that "the brightest light casts the deepest shadows".

And, should I take that news bulliten down that I posted to my 1,420something friends on myspace, and the article that I posted on my site about you buying the mighty Amon down then? *Laughs*

Check the chat thread, Nvr. We are sort of hijacking this thread. *Laughs*

Done & done!!

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Gunny,that is some funny shite there.
You still in Yuma?

Actually no. Still have my home there, but I am working at Naval Air Weapons Station China Lake.

If my fiancé gave me a pink frikin gun I'd pistol whip him swiftly, and firmly right upside his head! *Laughs* Then again, I am thinking he knows that already. He knows how I feel about weapons.

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Actually no. Still have my home there, but I am working at Naval Air Weapons Station China Lake.

China Lake,huh?Any "special" things you can talk about?
Hope you & yours are well.

Well NAWS China Lake has the best real grass for a hundred miles around, we bring the two dawgs to the base every weekend to pee on the Admiral's front yard.

We have more folks with PHD's per square mile here than any other place in California. Getting so ya can't swing a dead cat around without smacking one or two in the process.

As for the pink guns? Those are pretty good presents for the little ladies now adays! They sell quite a few! Word of advice though....if yer gonna buy the wife a gun for her birthday or anniversary, make damn sure you know her well enough that she ain't gonna use it on you for any reason.

Elizabeth....just how do you feel about guns? Bigger the better, or just grind em all up, melt them all down...turn em all into boat anchors?

*Laughs* The Gunny is funny! I must say that if a woman pulled out a pink gun I would laugh in her face of it was a pink Smith and Weston made after the Clinton administration. Now if a woman pulled out a pink Glock I might think her fluffy, but at least knew what gun works right.

How do I feel about guns? Well I have a simple question I ask people about guns, and that is “do people kill people, or do guns kill people?” Should they intelligently answer with “people kill people” then I believe they have a good brain upon their shoulders. I have no issue with guns, only those who use them for stupid things like drug deals, and such. As for them ever being ground up and made into anchors for boats I only think that should be done because it is a Smith and Weston (or as I call them Sh*t and Worthless) prior to the Clinton era as when they like Lemmings falling off a cliff screwed their guns up by improperly incorporating their safety locks to their guns. I am a big fan of Glock’s, Kimber’s, and Khar’s. Guns don’t always have to be used for killing either. One can use them to target practice, or simply to blow something up for fun.

Elizabeth...I consider a Glock and most of the weapons you mentioned out of my price Range and too pretty for me the only Auto I would consider would be a un-circulated 1911 Military.I own a 3000 series Colt Python 6" 357 I use as a back up when I go Buckskin hunting and I carry it under my truck seat all the time.I have shot a Glock but I could never consider one because of the short Pistol grip.

Sully, I will admit that along with many other reasons I am a funny woman in that instead of having expensive taste in clothing, or shoes I have spendy taste in weapons, and armor. You do have a good little friend in that Colt and he is not too bad on the wallet. I had a Khar, but due to the fact that my ex is an Indian giver I no longer have it. The Glock is built like a block, indeed in that one has to have very strong, yet small hands due to the pistol grip to use one comfortably. The plastic body does make it very jumpy on the recoil. Still they are good guns that as the saying goes with Glocks "they are built like blocks" making them sturdy and reliable, and that is very important when it comes to your weapons as one has to be able to trust it to save your life.

Elizabeth... I had a big Brother to the Pythoon it was a 44 Mag Colt Anaconda but it was to big for me so I gave it to my Grandson.

sigh...gave it some thought and realised that I have slept with more different guns than I have different women. (and I'm a Magasaysi street crawler on multiple tours) Them that have been to Subic know what I'm referring to.

go figure.

Sully, that was nice of you! I bet he appreciated that!

*Laughs* Awww, Gunny! Silly man, you should have know from your D.I that your days of banging Sue through her pink panties where over! :P