a Christmas tool box for those shooting German guns
Posted: Wed Dec 15, 2004 9:48 am
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a Christmas tool box for those shooting German guns
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(Brat)Würst
Posted: Wed Dec 15, 2004 11:23 am
Pilk-guns:
I liked that one.
Germans are germans. They make some good and expensive guns, but...
Regards,
Guest (from Norway).
I liked that one.
Germans are germans. They make some good and expensive guns, but...
Regards,
Guest (from Norway).
Posted: Wed Dec 15, 2004 11:29 am
Ich leibe das.
How much to ship overnight? All I'll need is some decent beer and it WILL be a Merry Christmas.
Scott
(Please feel free to correct my grammer. High school German was a long time ago)
How much to ship overnight? All I'll need is some decent beer and it WILL be a Merry Christmas.
Scott
(Please feel free to correct my grammer. High school German was a long time ago)
Posted: Wed Dec 15, 2004 11:32 am
Even more fun when you can read the german descriptions!
Posted: Thu Dec 16, 2004 3:23 pm
Sssshhhhh - I think I can hear my mouth watering and my arteries hardening
Before I knew
Posted: Fri Dec 17, 2004 9:24 am
Before I knew that a defibrilator was not a machine to detect fibs, and that nitro was not just used as an explosive, I would have lusted for such an offering.
Reckon these ought to be marketed to aspiring cardiologist. Guys just starting their practice could give these away, and ultimately have more customers. Increace that client data base.
From the land of fried chicken, catfish, fried okra, and corn fritters, smoked ham and bacon, and yes, at county fairs, fried Twinkies, and fried dill pickles, I wish you the best of the Season, and envy those that can eat such foods.
Respectfully,
Dan Hankins
AKA Bubba
Reckon these ought to be marketed to aspiring cardiologist. Guys just starting their practice could give these away, and ultimately have more customers. Increace that client data base.
From the land of fried chicken, catfish, fried okra, and corn fritters, smoked ham and bacon, and yes, at county fairs, fried Twinkies, and fried dill pickles, I wish you the best of the Season, and envy those that can eat such foods.
Respectfully,
Dan Hankins
AKA Bubba
Posted: Fri Dec 17, 2004 1:01 pm
Dan
Now you've got me drooling all over the keyboard!!!!
Just tried fried dills for the first time last week. Not bad at all.
All the best
R.M.
Now you've got me drooling all over the keyboard!!!!
Just tried fried dills for the first time last week. Not bad at all.
All the best
R.M.