What can i hunt with a .303br

Gatehouse said:
Interesting to see. You call someone else OCD, when you can't stop yourself from replying to this issue, despite saying you were done with it, twice.

Hmmmmm....who really has the problem ;)


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Now Woodsman is obsessivley PM ing me, swearing at me, calling me foul things. Telling me I dont' get laid, claiming that he has wounded my feelings and that I have "Met my match"

This guy is attempting to play Dr Phil, counselling other members on how they shoudl behave and commenting on thier mental state. keeps talking about "moving on" etc but he sure can't drop it the way he says he is going to.

Note to Woodsman: If you don't like my posts, you are under no obligation to read them. You can even put me on your ignore list if it's that painful. ;)
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Gate, making private messages public is in bad taste, I expected better from you.
 
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The .303 British is ballistically similar to the .308 Winchester with the ability to use slightly heavier bullets, and it has a slightly larger diameter bullet.
 
J Stuart said:
Gate, making private messages public is in bad taste, I expected better from you.
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Some people think that it is in bad taste, I don't necessarily believe so.

The reason he is PMing me instead of replying to this thread is because he wants to appear to have "moved on":p

Using the PM system to swear at someone is pretty cowardly, IMHO.;)
 
I don't see where GH made it public, he didn't quote anything that was written to him.

You should have reported the p.m. though Gatehouse. We just had a problem with something like that happening and the guilty party got a major infraction and nearly banned.

Just because it is a private message doesn't mean you guys can break the rules. Swearing or threatening or anything that is a rule on this board goes for private messages as well.
 
Woodsman said:
Try living up to your name and move on bud.;)

The boy's name Calum \c(a)-lum\ is pronounced KAL-um. It is of Scottish and Gaelic origin. Variant of Columba (Latin) "dove". This was popular among early Christians because the dove was a symbol of gentleness, purity, peace, and the Holy Spirit.
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Actually it is the name of one of my dogs, but I'll be sure to pass the message onto him for you. :p

Sorry to the Mods my fawlt... :D

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_-AVDeLNC0M&NR=1
 
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