Oye, donde esta su tilde?

Posted by Inby from term4-216-231-033-131.speakeasy.net (216.231.33.131) on Sunday, November 11, 2001 at 1:51am :

In Reply to: Diamond of Jeru posted by Anejo Joe from 157.raleigh-05-10rs16rt.nc.dial-access.att.net (12.77.117.157) on Sunday, November 11, 2001 at 1:41am :

Yeah, blued makes a movie gun look like a gun should look. Shiney nickel-plated guns in movies set after cowboy days always seem to be used by flashy hoods or characters retired early in the narrative. Just my generalization, sure there are exceptions.

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A Webley with gilded sights? - Fall Guy 11:27am 11/11/2001

"Taste the wooly warmth of my Glock"? (nm) - Inby 2:35pm 11/11/2001

"Taste the cold blue steel of my Super Soaker !" - Fall Guy 2:54pm 11/11/2001

"Taste the 6mm sting of my Airsoft BB gun...." (nm) - Indiana Banzai 0:20am 11/12/2001

﹐icah no le gusta! (nm) - Anejo Joe 11:04am 11/11/2001

Hey Now! - Michigan Smith 1:19pm 11/11/2001

Re: Did Indy. . . - Anejo Joe 6:18am 11/12/2001

400 series steel? 18/8? - Fall Guy 9:20am 11/12/2001

What a typo-riddled early-morning rant that was. - Fall Guy 6:04pm 11/12/2001

Re: What a typo-riddled early-morning rant that was. - Michaelson 8:03pm 11/12/2001

That's MY excuse. ;) (nm) - Fall Guy 2:41am 11/13/2001

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