| Author | Message | ||
     Thomas Dahbura (U352) Member Username: U352 Post Number: 75 Registered: 10-2002 |
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| Blue (Bluegill) Senior member Username: Bluegill Post Number: 1900 Registered: 02-2002 |
that's a big baby congrats! | ||
| Neal Glessner (Nealg) Senior Member Username: Nealg Post Number: 562 Registered: 02-2002 |
Thomas, Since that isn't really a picture your rig how do we know if that's really your baby? Congrats! Neal | ||
| Thomas Dahbura (U352) Member Username: U352 Post Number: 77 Registered: 10-2002 |
Nice!! thanks to Dean for the cool mock up!!! | ||
| Michael Noe (Noee) Senior Member Username: Noee Post Number: 452 Registered: 03-2002 |
You Maryland cheesers get snowed on or what? | ||
| Thomas Dahbura (U352) Member Username: U352 Post Number: 78 Registered: 10-2002 |
MAryland what? That would be Wisconsin. Cheesers, you know if I dodn't like you like I do I would cheese you at the next MAR when you are snoozing. | ||
| Neal Glessner (Nealg) Senior Member Username: Nealg Post Number: 567 Registered: 02-2002 |
At least us cheesers have working transmissions!  | ||
| Prescottj (Prescottj) Member Username: Prescottj Post Number: 206 Registered: 12-2002 |
Thomas is that baby corn fed? | ||
| Thomas Dahbura (U352) Member Username: U352 Post Number: 80 Registered: 10-2002 |
She is a corn fed baby but is now booby fed. Big boobies if I may add. NOE-whats up with your ••••••? Couldn't handle the snow? | ||
| Neal Glessner (Nealg) Senior Member Username: Nealg Post Number: 570 Registered: 02-2002 |
Thomas, Prepare yourself for big boobie withdrawl once she stops breast feeding. I wasn't prepared and it sent me into a depression. | ||
| Prescottj (Prescottj) Member Username: Prescottj Post Number: 240 Registered: 12-2002 |
who says the breast feeding has to stop http://www.whymilk.com/celebrities/apowers2.htm# | ||
| Sandy Grice (Apg) New Member Username: Apg Post Number: 6 Registered: 02-2003 |
You'll soon find that kids/infants *love* Rovers. When my cousin's son was inconsolable at 5 months, we would take him for a drive in the '72. Come to a stop sign or traffic light and he would howl...get moving again, and he was quiet as can be. Congrats on your new addition.... Cheers | ||
| Dean DeSantis (Dean) New Member Username: Dean Post Number: 7 Registered: 12-2002 |
You guys kill me!!! Neil, give me a pic of you baby...so I can have more fun on snowy days. dean | ||
| Thomas Dahbura (U352) Member Username: U352 Post Number: 81 Registered: 10-2002 |
How did you mount the baby seat in the series truck? | ||
| Max Thomason (Lrmax) Member Username: Lrmax Post Number: 89 Registered: 11-2002 |
LOL, Series trucks are fun for all kids ages 3 months to 120 years old..... Seriously, at school, and just about anywhere, the littluns' just love that thing. At scouts the little kids swarm (they tend to do that) and turn it into a fun-truck... That is, until the Charlotte Mecklenburg Police Department Ex-Marine LAV pulled up. That rig took all of the furry of the little children... Max T. "Theres' too many of em'!" | ||
| Leslie N. Bright (Leslie) Senior Member Username: Leslie Post Number: 1807 Registered: 02-2002 |
Wha...? A police department has an LAV-25?? No fair, I wanted one first..... How can they justify it, though? That's like handing out claymore mines to parking-ticket cops... Dang, that'd NOT be cheap to up-keep.... Tell 'em I'll take it off their hands, come down and drive it away to get it out of there way... -L | ||
| Max Thomason (Lrmax) Member Username: Lrmax Post Number: 94 Registered: 11-2002 |
LOL Les, it got it donated. I talked to the guy who drives it. He said that they got it for free and that they had it transported from Georgia for free. The vehicle had been used as a security vehicle at a Marine base somewhere in Georgia (can't remember). When he got it, it was green and didn't run. He got it running, had it painted blue, and got a new set of Michelin XCL 14.00x20 tires to put on it. Overall, the Department had about 3000 bucks in the truck. I say its not bad for something that costs 1.3 million to begin with.... They wouldn't let me drive it  but I can understand that. The drivetrain was a V-6 Detriot diesel hooked up to a 5 speed auto trans (why did the military go to auto?) and then a pair of rockwell 2 1/2 ton axles (I was able to spot those in the first 25 seconds ). To say the least, the vehicle both cosmetically and functionally. BTW, Les, having the ability to have some sort of vehicle that can resist to any kind of firepower that the modern day thug can provide is an important resource. Other Departments around the country have them as well.... I can't believe a baby thread went to LAVs in urban warfare! I'm sorry, I'll shutup now... Max T. | ||
| Neal Glessner (Nealg) Senior Member Username: Nealg Post Number: 575 Registered: 02-2002 |
What's an LAV? Any pics? | ||
| Thomas Dahbura (U352) Member Username: U352 Post Number: 82 Registered: 10-2002 |
Light Armored Vehicle  | ||
| Max Thomason (Lrmax) Member Username: Lrmax Post Number: 96 Registered: 11-2002 |
I did some looking on the I-net, I think it is a M706 Commando. Here is a link and it is the first armored vehicle on the list: http://www.usarc.army.mil/88thRSC/other_units/history_museum/personnelcarriers.h tm Once again, Congrats Thomas! Max T. | ||
| Neal Glessner (Nealg) Senior Member Username: Nealg Post Number: 579 Registered: 02-2002 |
Holy shit that thing looks mean. If I saw one of those on the trails I would think that I got lost and was too close to Camp David. |
