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Black.Widow
Posted Oct 13, 2002 8:11 PM
If one cannot take the pain as one of the consequences of the game, then he/she better try out another game where pain is not experienced.
Airsoft is irresistibly cool and exciting even though I've tried being shot at close range by guns including our friend's 500+ fps gun which left bruises and also tried stepping on cow dung, playing under the rain, getting scratches from crawling on rocky ground, etc.
Just like in my mountainbiking where I shed blood and a lot of skin, experienced cramps during up to 120 kms mountain rides, while some of my bike buddies dislocated and broke their bones, slammed heads into huge rocks while others even died mountainbiking. We all know the consequences of our sports, yet we still love doing it.
I just upgraded my gun (a bit only kay no money) for more muzzle velocity so my opponent will feel "hit". But I think that's as far as I'll go since I'd really love to learn skills and rely on them more than my gun. Sir Edwin M., I'm very glad to be in your squad. I'm so excited to learn from you as I've heard only praises about your skills 
Airsoft and mountainbiking are my two most-loved sports and no amount of pain will stop me from doing them. I'm sure you all feel the same way with your sport |
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