Posted by: Ronald "The Phantom Menace" Danuser on July 31, 2003 at 17:28:48

That's a great way to sum it up. I may even decide not to and start building a group like I had back in MO. Who knows. I'm in the southwest corner, far from Denver or CO Springs. I've yet to find anything solid out here. Maybe down in new Mexico or over in Utah, but they're several hours away. If I were doing a bit better, I might open a field here, but where's the fun in that? : : No, not subcoming to the Darkside. We've just moved to Colorado and I'm not finding any paint-action where we are. There are however ample opportunities to do some of my other hobbies that have suffered, like rock climbing and so on. Also back in school and of course the young apprentice requires a lot of attention. So, I'm considering taking a hiatus from the game for a while. Lets see, been playing since the fall of 1987, so I've been in the game for...well, a lot longer than the average player. Not really looking to sell, but if the right potential owner comes along I'd consider it. : : Didn't you move too? Anywhere near CO? Still love to hook up and get a few games in. Great to hear from you. : Nope, I'm still in beautiful Wisconsin, hotbed of paintball activity. Oh wait, not really. :) I did this myself in about 95-96 or so. Kept my SL, ditched the rest of the gear. I've been really glad I kept the one gun that never let me down. Just food for thought there. : CO has a little bit of paintball activity, last I heard. I believe Avalanche is based in CO, along with Warped Sportz. I might be wrong, or have my teams/companies confused. If that's how it is, it might be fun to challange Ed Poorman to a stock-class duel, wouldn't it? :) : Ben Kohnen, Limited Pump Paintball : www.geocities.com/limitedpump

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