james terrio
Sharpest Knife in the Light Socket
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Not like this guy... that's a bit much.



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Back when I was playing paintball and airsoft, I put together a ghillie. Mine was rigged out with netting glued to the outside flaps of molle pouches, by and large, with a hood attached to the top of the plate carrier, and then dyed jute and burlap in varying thickness and colors attached. I would also tie on leaves and twigs from the field. Made for a nice modular ghillie that allowed considerably better access to equipment than the usual. I should probably figure out how to mass-produce them and patent the idea![]()
Not like this guy... that's a bit much.
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Ah its part of it... the hawk has to eat too. Now I just hope it dosnt set up camp in our yard that wont work lol
Well now I don't have to find a pic for the "face behind the knife " thread![]()
Well there is that.
Somewhat surprisingly, I have found that brown and especially grey blend in much better with the forests where I grew up and live now, than green does. Take a look around your typical woodsy setting... it's not green at all from just above the ground to ten or twenty feet up. It's mostly tree trunks... which are hardly ever green or camo.The leafy greenery that's there will break up your outline whether you spent money on fancy pants or not.
Unless you're standing perfectly still or actually up in a tree or buried in a sniper "hide" or turkey blind (in which case, you're pretty much camouflaged by the trees, branches and leaves anyway), most "camo" patterns either stand out like a sore thumb, and/or blend into a big blob of dark color anyway. Regardless, as soon as you move, you're seen.
Camo is wayyy over-rated, and mostly marketing hype. There, I said it!
I disagree. We did several... more than that we did a lot of test in the Army with different, solid color materials and different camo pattern materials, in different environments, some staged environments as well just to learn how effective different camo patterns are compared to the same solid colors, green, brown, tan etc. etc... We tested the old BDU camo patterns against the new ACU type digital camo patterns and everything.
Tested, tried, and true. Camo patterns works better than any single color in most all environments even snow. Its easier to have multiple shades blend in, than to match a single color to a natural landscape, even if you were an exact match, which is damn near impossible, we found that its easier to see the lines of where the object begins and ends with single colors than it is with camo patterns with multiple color shades in it.
I have no idea how big those images are. Swiped them on my phone and zapped them to Photobucket. If I just jammed your screens, my apologies.
...the last time I went pig hunting (at night), I wore a black UnderArmour shirt and green Dickies pants. The pigs didn't seem to mind.
I'm sayin :thumbup:
Baby blue is always the best bet for that. It brings out the sparkle in even dark brown or hazel eyes, and really makes green eyes "pop". Also, a moderate amount of eyeliner, and just a touch of mascara if you do not have naturally thick, long, luscious lashes like I do. Trust me on this, I used to play guitar in rock bands. :thumbup:
Is this you? Didn't I hear you play with Clapton once?
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Just saw this on a billboard. Interesting.
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Its an axe/hammer/saw by Zippo
Is this you? Didn't I hear you play with Clapton once?
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Next time you go in there, if you've got a half hour to kill, find an employee, have them get one of the department managers, and make an offer. Or ask what would be the least they'd take. You'd be surprised, even at that place. They don't want stuff sitting on shelves, but unless you bring it to their attention, or Corporate finally issues the move order, they'll just sit there. You might even get a better deal than when they red-tag them; have you seen what they're trying to sell 40GB IDE hard drives for?! All they can do is say "No". But if you're lucky, you'll own one or two or all of them for a bargain price. And then you can send me one in thanks for this tip.They got 4 of them, 2 of the bottles and 2 of the bigger kits and they have sat on the shelf since.. the boxes are all beat up now.. I check on them almost every time i go in the place.. some day they will have them on the clearance isle..
....those other 'heads can't deny....It's ok. I like big jpegs and I cannot lie...