Your post could be construed as equating the life of a "minimum wage cashier" with a "couple bucks."
But I don't think that's what ya meant.
Your post could be construed as equating the life of a "minimum wage cashier" with a "couple bucks."
Speed is fine, accuracy is final.
Your post could be construed as equating the life of a "minimum wage cashier" with a "couple bucks."
But I don't think that's what ya meant.
Of course. Make maximum use of my advantages.I don't think any sane person would hope it happens.
I brought that particular point up because defensive tactics can sometimes include offensive maneuvering to gain a tactical advantage. Seeing as that would be difficult for you at best, I'd focus on marksmanship and supported shooting positions that take advantage of your stability aids. Speed is fine, accuracy is final.
I'd say that puts it rather well.
Cyber Gold Star if anyone can say what character (or actor) said that and in what movie.
Not even close. Do you remember the English guy who played Marcus Brody in the Indiana Jones films? He was in another film on Operation Market Garden in WWII. He is a British RAF meteorological officer who has to face an angry Polish General Sosabowski played by Gene Hackman whos says that due to the weather, his troops have sit and do nothing. Visibly squirming, the RAF guy blurts out "I'd say that puts it rather well."Bruce Willis - "Die Hard"
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