DocWard

If I recall correctly, one of its nicknames was “Ensign Eliminator”

They shoot people with masks? I’m confused. Is the mask the projectile or the device they use to launch the projectile?

Still one of my favorites.

I’ve said it before and I will say it again: AOC has crazy eyes... The eyes of a woman who would key the heck out of your car and puncture your tires because you broke up with her... After she cheated on you.

That needs to be its own thread...

I had seen him opening for Aerosmith a couple of years earlier, and the earlier performance was the better of the two. That is what I am judging against. He still gave a great performance! Unlike Kiss

I saw them once in concert. No makeup era. No, I wasn't impressed. Ted Nugent opened for them. He wasn't particularly "on" but was better than they were. If I hadn't been with others, I would have left early too.

My question is "Who didn't?"

Understeer, the front of the car hits the wall first. Oversteer, the back of the car hits the wall first.

I think it was at my first State Match, a stage with quite a bit of movement, firearms staged down range. I went through what I was going to do in my head over and over, went over it as I was staging firearms, even talking myself through it. At the sound of the beep, I did NONE of what I had planned. I somehow managed to shoot it without a P, but plenty of misses.

Brave, insane, stupid... Label it what you will, I've been game for thirty years!

Damn Skippy. What's your point?

Yeah... I have to agree with you there.

I agree that punk was absolutely important to the evolution of rock. Some bands, such as The Clash, are considered incredibly influential. They are a mainstay on my music playlists, along with others like Dropkick Murphys and some hardcore punk bands like Agnostic Front and The Cro-Mags. I even enjoy some of the newer pop punk bands like Fall Out Boy. All too often people think “punk” and automatically think “Sex Pistols “ or other lightly talented but notorious bands and dismiss it entirely. From its start, rock music has been, if not political, then at least rebellious. Whether it was, as Carl Perkins put it, “White boys messing around with black boy rhythms,” or the British Invasions, metal, or even new wave or grunge, it has pushed against the status quo. Punk was no different, and pushed back against the complacent and very mainstream rock of the seventies that was money driven and formulaic. We could use more bands like The Clash today.

I got that one immediately. Some of our crowd may be too old to know...

Those are for people with warped senses of humor... Like me! I want one!!!

Sights? We don't need no stinkin' sights! (I'm assuming lasers?)

It just dawned on me. No black Trans Am?

But were they obeying corvid laws?

I was eating a potato chip when I read that. I thought I was going to need the Heimlich maneuver

He who laughs last, thinks slowest...

That's not quite the meme I have. Something about " _____ you and your grid square..."

A crappy job, but someone has to do it.