And all this time I thought "self-preservation" was something that involved pectin and canning jars and a big pot of boiling water.tonytohono wrote:it's called self-preservation.
Yeah, that is a puzzle--cutting yourself into pieces in order to save yourself.tonytohono wrote:lol~1
Main Entry:self*preservation
Pronunciation:-*pre-z*r-*v*-sh*n
Function:noun
Date:circa 1614
1 : preservation of oneself from destruction or harm
2 : a natural or instinctive tendency to act so as to preserve one's own existence
theCryptofishist wrote:Yeah, that is a puzzle--cutting yourself into pieces in order to save yourself.tonytohono wrote:lol~1
Main Entry:self*preservation
Pronunciation:-*pre-z*r-*v*-sh*n
Function:noun
Date:circa 1614
1 : preservation of oneself from destruction or harm
2 : a natural or instinctive tendency to act so as to preserve one's own existence
Auto Mai Lai, I suppose.

Rob the Wop wrote:So how many ex-military folks out there believe a populous armed with shotguns, pistols, and hunting rifles would be totally defenseless against our military? It would be interesting to see. Anyone?
cowboyangel wrote:can't figure out this weird thread drift in our sacred camp.....is this what you guys have in mind?
http://www.barrettrifles.com/
Some of us are meeting tonight--in a different context, to be sure--but this will be a topic of discussion. Perhaps that will put a different energy behind the camp. Who can say about the thread.III wrote:i was wondering about that drift. is the eplaya camp thing going through a hibernation, or is it falling apart under realistic scrutiny? i can't tell.
(i'm not going to be a part of it, but i've kinda made a hobby out of watching how these things develop (or not).)
sparkletarte wrote:I think what this is leading up to is to have a shooting gallery. Maybe the kind they have at fairs with water pistols and make the little burning men go up the thing. They could be rigged. The winner has to do...something.
The winner has to make a convincing sock.
stuart wrote:drama section
inevitable wouldn't you think?
although this can be greatly mitigated by managing expectations and requirements.
stuart wrote:drama section
inevitable wouldn't you think?
although this can be greatly mitigated by managing expectations and requirements.
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