your mom found out and wants a divorce?-Sh1fty- wrote:
Two days ago there was an incident.
She picked the "Divorce" route. Fuck me, I never thought this kind of shit could happen to this family.
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Man, I'm sorry to hear this. My advice is to take care of yourself and your Mom. You need to stay focused on your life goals. Go where they will be most easily met. I know you 'love' a girl now, but you still need to continue on with your career track. Stay tough. Life may suck for a while, but this too will pass. Hang in there.-Sh1fty- wrote:
ok
I'm cooled off now...
I think the hardest thing now, is choosing where to stay...
I've got 73 days to think about it...that's when the plane leaves....Eifa wrote:
how about sleeping over it and thinking about it again tomorrow ?
From what I know about Stens... he got lucky that it didn't open full fire whenever the trigger came within 10 meters of his hand.Doctor Strangelove wrote:
When my grandfather was in the RAF they gave him a Sten. He said he never shot it once but it still managed to clip his thumbnail off.
Only in the beginning, after a few "incidents" they drilled a little hole in the bolt so it could be locked in place. Without the safety the problem was that soldiers tended to stamp it on the ground on "present firearm" and it would empty an entire clip roughly in the direction of the soldiers face.pace51 wrote:
From what I know about Stens... he got lucky that it didn't open full fire whenever the trigger came within 10 meters of his hand.Doctor Strangelove wrote:
When my grandfather was in the RAF they gave him a Sten. He said he never shot it once but it still managed to clip his thumbnail off.
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My Dad has a Sten. They're freaking awesome.Lai wrote:
Tough about your education Sh1fty-, but you don't want to make your decision just on that. Of course it is important but not as important as your family. You don't want to make a practical decision then have moral regretts ever after. People always say "kids" should be kept out as much as possible and not pick sides. I think that's bollocks. Everyone who has a brain has an opinion and I think in some cases you both have the right and the duty to state it.Only in the beginning, after a few "incidents" they drilled a little hole in the bolt so it could be locked in place. Without the safety the problem was that soldiers tended to stamp it on the ground on "present firearm" and it would empty an entire clip roughly in the direction of the soldiers face.pace51 wrote:
From what I know about Stens... he got lucky that it didn't open full fire whenever the trigger came within 10 meters of his hand.Doctor Strangelove wrote:
When my grandfather was in the RAF they gave him a Sten. He said he never shot it once but it still managed to clip his thumbnail off.
Don't bash the Sten though, it was an amazing weapon for something that could be produced for ONE pound.
Yes, it was, but... well, its faults were pretty bad. It did its job as a mass produced SMG, but by the time most issues were fixed, it was obsolete. However, although it technically sucked, you're right. It did account for a great many victories. And, it performed admirably. And, mass production! yay!Lai wrote:
Tough about your education Sh1fty-, but you don't want to make your decision just on that. Of course it is important but not as important as your family. You don't want to make a practical decision then have moral regretts ever after. People always say "kids" should be kept out as much as possible and not pick sides. I think that's bollocks. Everyone who has a brain has an opinion and I think in some cases you both have the right and the duty to state it.Only in the beginning, after a few "incidents" they drilled a little hole in the bolt so it could be locked in place. Without the safety the problem was that soldiers tended to stamp it on the ground on "present firearm" and it would empty an entire clip roughly in the direction of the soldiers face.pace51 wrote:
From what I know about Stens... he got lucky that it didn't open full fire whenever the trigger came within 10 meters of his hand.Doctor Strangelove wrote:
When my grandfather was in the RAF they gave him a Sten. He said he never shot it once but it still managed to clip his thumbnail off.
Don't bash the Sten though, it was an amazing weapon for something that could be produced for ONE pound.
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