Scott Bushey: A Schismatic?

[kevin.carroll]

I have, of late, been deeply concerned by our Super Moderator. Not only does he show flagrant disregard for the signature guidelines, but the signature itself bears close inspection.

If you do you will notice that it bears a picture a picture of the M18 Anti-personnel landmine. Upon examining the article further, one notes that it is rather ominously pointed at the reader, the inscription "Front Towards Enemy" attesting.

I am concerned over the tacit message this sends. Does Scott see himself as our enemy? Is he, in fact, schismatic???

 

[Scott Bushey]

I have been in a weird mood of sorts; as you can see. Don't take it personally. I would tip toe around however.

For the record, I like the bouncing Betty's better; more effective; Espercially while playing classical music!

~My signature is below 10 lines!!!

[Edited on 1-5-2006 by Scott Bushey]

 

[crhoades]

Originally posted by Scott Bushey
I have been in a weird mood of sorts; as you can see. Don't take it personally. I would tip toe around however.

For the record, I like the bouncing Betty's better; more effective; Espercially while playing classical music!

~My signature is below 10 lines!!!

[Edited on 1-5-2006 by Scott Bushey]

Are we reverting to our moshing days?

 

[Scott Bushey]

Originally posted by crhoades

Originally posted by Scott Bushey
I have been in a weird mood of sorts; as you can see. Don't take it personally. I would tip toe around however.

For the record, I like the bouncing Betty's better; more effective; Espercially while playing classical music!

~My signature is below 10 lines!!!

[Edited on 1-5-2006 by Scott Bushey]

Are we reverting to our moshing days?

You recognize those boots huh Chris? :bigsmile:

 

[kevin.carroll]

How do you define the word "line?"

 

[Me Died Blue]

Originally posted by kevin.carroll
How do you define the word "line?"

How does the Confession define it?

 

[Scott Bushey]

Originally posted by kevin.carroll
How do you define the word "line?"

You mean, like in trip-wire?

 

[ChristopherPaul]

Studying the great Dr. Martin I see...

 

[LadyFlynt]

Okay, I understood the boot...but that thing in your sig was really throwing me (thought it might hold a gun...who knew).

 

[Scott Bushey]

Colleen,
For your edification:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Claymore_mine

 

[kevin.carroll]

Originally posted by Me Died Blue

Originally posted by kevin.carroll
How do you define the word "line?"

How does the Confession define it?

 

[crhoades]

Originally posted by Scott Bushey
You recognize those boots huh Chris? :bigsmile:

My pit days are over...along with the other rowdy things I was known for...Now back to my Luther CDs...(although I could see Luther knockin around some!)

 

[LawrenceU]

Oh, Scott, the M18 (Claymore) is much better than a Betty. One cannot set up a box with Betties. And, the name Claymore has such a sweet Scottish ring. (Pun intended.)

BTW, just so we are all updated. The current model is an M18A1

[Edited on 1-6-2006 by LawrenceU]

 

[Presbyrino]

Originally posted by Me Died Blue

Originally posted by kevin.carroll
How do you define the word "line?"

How does the Confession define it?

Not sure, but there are New Perspectives on Lines

 

[Romans922]

When I read this title, I thought it was about how you have told people (FV/Paedocommunists) that they were not allowed to be members here. Notice what occurs under number 1 at this sight (http://www.monopedilos.com/)

 

[Pergamum]

I once wasted 15 Russians with one of these....

Okay, so they were plastic stand up soldiers painted with hammer and sickles...but it was still cool to watch!!!! Totally disapeared in a puff!!


M18A1 CLAYMORE:

History of the Claymore

Named after the type of Scottish Sword used by William Wallace who was portrayed in the movie Braveheart by Mel Gibson



History of the Claymore

The Mine was Conceived during WW2 by Germans

Developed into anti-personnel mine by US during Korean War

Standardized in 1960

First used as anti-personnel mine during the Vietnam War

Components of the M18A1 Claymore

M7 Bandoleer

Claymore Mine Body

M40 Circuit Tester

M57 Firing Device

Connecting Wire

Instruction Sheet