Maybe we can make the October run a Charlie Brown Halloween.Blackhorse":owm08xgf said:Hey! Ya hear that? We ROCK.
Hmmmm. Interesting idea for ammo.
"I got a tin of St James Flake!"
"I got two ounces of Stonehaven!"
"...I got a rock?"
Maybe we can make the October run a Charlie Brown Halloween.Blackhorse":owm08xgf said:Hey! Ya hear that? We ROCK.
Hmmmm. Interesting idea for ammo.
Blackhorse":n0bau26o said:Current photo of target's primary bunker.
If the plug is dense enough, perhaps not even Lakeland scent could escape?puros_bran":zi7az1hk said:You probably just named the next 5 GH&co blends. Of course all but one will taste exactly alike. The one odd one will lead to speculation regarding the 'original recipe' being changed due to political troubles in Neutronia. And.. People will always swear Neutron Plun Unscented has a stronger smell and flavor than Neutron Plug scented. They will all be wildly exaggerated in regard to strength.
Neutron Plug
Neutron Plug Cut
Neutron Plug Scented
Neutron Plug unscented
Neutron Plug ready rub.
I'd say this post sums up a whole lot; you've never needed to prove yourself. People notice acts of genuine friendship and kindness; they don't go unnoticed, especially on this forum. Enjoy the packages!puros_bran":lyb6snww said:I'd imagine the old nail was a joke about shrapnel and she already knows who sent it....
Anyway, I don't participate in the bombing runs often, once a year or so, I am glad I did this one. When I found out who the target was I smiled. The irony being the first mission you flew was when I got bombed.
And enough of this nonsense about proving yourself and all that.. There's a couple thousand guys on here that's never been generous enough to participate in this deal, Secret Santa, the old box pass, etc and you've actually been sharing physical and mental wealth since day one. Good on you and yours.
Um, yah, what you said..........Blackhorse":on5xjbxp said:Wiz...I know you didn't mean your comment this way...but just in case someone reads it the wrong way...true gifts are different things to different people. Some folks have a genius for making and others don't. Some folks have a greater ability to purchase things. As brothers we should honor and respect both sides of that coin without trivializing someone's heartfelt and thoughtfully selected item. I won't get all biblical here but there's a great parable about a poor widdow giving a few small coins and it being a great thing since it was all she had.
The above ethic forms a core value of this whole Bombing thing...and stands as one of the reasons that it is not allowed for specific items to be publicly linked to their giver. A student wants to join and is involved with a glad heart...but is cash poor and gives a single tin and some pipe cleaners. Another has loads stashed away and digs in really deep. Yet another walks the woods, finds just the right shed antler or piece of wood to make a wonderful pipe rack...or whatever. No one should be minimized as all these approaches are worthy.
But like you say, if it's just a line on a ledger...then that giver is the one missing the point and missing the fun as well.
Edit: Reading this thing over (as I tend to do once posted) it strikes me that my point is kind of leading to gift bombs here having to be "significant" in some way...the "all that one has" idea. Not so at all. The point, for me at least, is just to send out something nice, something that you would appreciate, something that is hopefully in tune with the target's style and circumstances...yadda, yadda, yadda. Not the biggest, not the greatest, not the most...just a nice token of friendship. Like the Wiz indicated, something from the heart.
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