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You're a sick man Bill ;-) -nt-

In Reply to: Re: can you use a cocker in the snow? posted by PigTech on February 18, 2003 at 10:52:40:

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Posted by:
Micah Michalski
on February 19, 2003 at 02:09:44

: : can you use a cocker in the snow?
: Yes, yes you can. No paintgun that I've tried in the snow had a problem with it.
: Playing in snow (if it's cold enough that it isn't wet) is fun because you can dive, and slide into soft snow.
: Plus, when someone is using the natural well in the snow around the base of a tree as a bunker you can shoot the snow up in the branches of the tree (with pine trees) and it will dump on them - if it goes down the back of thier neck, they will jump out in the open dancing around from the cold and you can nail them :-)
: See you on the field,
: -Bill Mills

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: : : can you use a cocker in the snow? : : Yes, yes you can. No paintgun that I've tried in the snow had a problem with it. : : Playing in snow (if it's cold enough that it isn't wet) is fun because you can dive, and slide into soft snow. : : Plus, when someone is using the natural well in the snow around the base of a tree as a bunker you can shoot the snow up in the branches of the tree (with pine trees) and it will dump on them - if it goes down the back of thier neck, they will jump out in the open dancing around from the cold and you can nail them :-) : : See you on the field, : : -Bill Mills

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