The kind of car you should get while on vacation

Darkness

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Hehe this was the car that we used on our trip to South Africa :D

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Ohh BTW thats not my g/f that's her sister. Hear me Jerry, the sis! ;)
 
Darkness said:
Hehe this was the car that we used on our trip to South Africa :D

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Ohh BTW thats not my g/f that's her sister. Hear me Jerry, the sis! ;)
Must have been a horrible trip (insert sarcasm).....so which one went with ya?;)
 
wicked93 said:
Nice :nice: so are you back now :shrug: looks like trip was a sweet one later
Yeah man, we went game hunting into her dad's game farm and stuff. Spent a week there in the safari, pretty damn nice. Lots of rino's, giraffe's, zebra's, impalas, cheetas, etc, etc... I have over 1000 pics but its a bitch to reduce them and upload them to post it all here. I'll post later some pics of the animals and some other fun stuff. :nice:
 
DD, the replica is not a superperformance, its a company from South Africa called Backdraft Racing that makes them and ships them to the states as well. It had a BMW suspenssion all around with IRS in the rear. The motor was a sorry ass 350 chevy with no more than 250hp cause it wouldnt even spin the 315's in the back! :(
Yes Ed, I did in fact put that car on a dirt road, there was a very nice one behind the house there and it was the only place where I could get it sideways.
Jordan, what're you doing 5 paragraph orders for? But in any case, they're easy:
1. Situation
2. Mission
3. Execussion
4. Service Support
5. Command and Signal
 
Darkness said:
Jordan, what're you doing 5 paragraph orders for? But in any case, they're easy:
1. Situation
2. Mission
3. Execussion
4. Service Support
5. Command and Signal

Easy? Conceptually, yes. Though, they can take forever and a day to properly write out. It takes most Lieutenants in Army Infantry Officer's Basic Course several hours to complete the Situation and Mission paragraphs. At least Jordan, being an NCO, has a more broken down order to work with. Because of rules of engagement and all the civilian and urban BS involved, OPORD's are not what they used to be. Each one turns into a novel.:bang:
 
loud 95 said:
Easy? Conceptually, yes. Though, they can take forever and a day to properly write out. It takes most Lieutenants in Army Infantry Officer's Basic Course several hours to complete the Situation and Mission paragraphs. At least Jordan, being an NCO, has a more broken down order to work with. Because of rules of engagement and all the civilian and urban BS involved, OPORD's are not what they used to be. Each one turns into a novel.:bang:
LOL obviously, they all take a long time but its not something out of this world, once you're used to doing them they all pretty much come out easy. Remember that most of the info on it is provided to you so you just need to make it look good and idiot proof for when you send it out. But we used to called them 5 book orders!