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Magic Magnum said
My mug is just the best! :PI use it all the time now when I need a mug for something.

Where'd you get it? D:<

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Hank, you better pick up ALL that trash before I bluntly tip-off the park-warden about your shenanigans.

That was in Budapest at the Sziget Music Festival. We were allowed to litter.

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Hank said
That was in Budapest at the Sziget Music Festival. We were allowed to litter.

I still like the idea of proclaiming that land in the name of Sparta and Doc McCoy as I kick you off a cliff of rock composed of sand.

"He's dead Jim."
-Aside from being THE largest Japanese-American Concentration camp during WW2.... an otherwise pleasant place.

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SilenceOnMars said
Where'd you get it? D:<

Mom and Sister got it for me on Christmas.
They said they got it from HMV though.

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@Magic Magnum: I love the shirt, by the way. <3

@Foster: Ugh, MREs... Ugh, Ft. McCoy.. Awful things and and awful place.

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@Foster: Ugh, MREs... Ugh, Ft. McCoy.. Awful things and and awful place.

Eh, using an emptied soda-can and unused heat-packet to prep a cup of coffee the next morning was still pretty impressive (well, that, and re-lighting a properly 'banked' and concealed fire-pit via thermal sights to find a pair of buried embers).

MREs created quite a mess, it was found to be more reasonable to retain the mobile field-kitchen approach for the one-week mission to traverse 76 miles by canoe unobserved.
-Which included a half-mile stuggle upsteam the Clam-dam river. Although possable, the resault was found impractical enough that current security at the dam is sufficient to prevent any meaningful attack.

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I have consumed more than my fair share of MREs and they're much better than most food that comes off a MKT. I learned that one the hard way during AT at Knox last July. But I do have to admit, that was pretty smart thinking using thermal sights to find an ember.. I'll have to put that in my back pocket for future reference.

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Why is nobody actually posting their pictures?

Anyway, here's me and my girlfriend at my graduation back in August.

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Darkmatter said
Why is nobody actually posting their pictures?

I already did. :p

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I have consumed more than my fair share of MREs and they're much better than most food that comes off a MKT. I learned that one the hard way during AT at Knox last July. But I do have to admit, that was pretty smart thinking using thermal sights to find an ember.. I'll have to put that in my back pocket for future reference.

Our mobile mess-kit was the old 1970's era BSA-issue Aluminum one and a single-burner propane stove. Add to that an old E-tool, a galvanized steel bucket, and a pair of leather gloves
-An MKT-90 isn't really needed for operations of less than a week with a force below the strength of 30 personel

Otherwise, keep the lights out or put the fire in the shade and blow.
-Ten years of experiance banking and re-lighting 'out' fires without matches tends to make it simply a matter of putting a pair of warm logs together next to a pair of charred logs that will readily burn, and then inserting a scrap of tinder (paper/dried MRE-cardboard) to get it to re-light. then it's just a matter of re-stacking the firelay.
-Use of thermals is more important when banking and concealing the fire in such a way that it looks like it wasn't there. (not that we'll be up against such a foe anytime soon, but still...)