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To: JACK R. SMITH JR. who wrote (56)	3/18/2000 9:53:00 PM
From: d:oug	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 87

Soapbox Jack! May all your bullets hit the 10 or center of gravity. Keep the top standing surface of your SoapBox free of slippery soap shaving that for example a 3 headed sag may throw. We all know Chuca is a big guy with a big head not from banging ones head against the wall in frustration. But Chuca has what you and I seem to view as more is less, in that Chuca has too much common sense and knows which battles should and not be fought. We tho perfer to fight them all, and at times bang our heads against the wall in anger and in a simple attempt to try and loose some of our hidden thoughts that elude us for an understanding. <<Who are the "people" well, that is changeing. I have no fear of that. Honest "people" from any origin will act the same.>> Yes, but there is a simple way for the enemy to stop honest and couragous people in their tracks, and in effect make them appear as cowards when in fact they are not in the least afraid of the enemy and desire to strike forward against the evil ones. Yes, simple and really too simple and too easy to implement. Only the bad & evil people use this method, as it is anti freedom of thought. sad, so sad game over we lost but atleast i know game over and why we lost wash mouth out with soap Doug

To: JACK R. SMITH JR. who wrote (56)	6/2/2000 8:09:00 PM
From: d:oug	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 87

off topic - Discovery tv channel "The Science of Guns" Tonight, 9:30 pm est Boston area tv guide Might only be a re-hash of prior programming and not the latest used technology. Also, I still wonder how those long rifles made hundred(s) of years ago by blacksmiths or others in the farriery trade were constructed as i'm sure they had not the drilling ability to bore out a long hole. Might a metal rod of caliber desired be made and while cold be set into a pool of liquid metal and after cooling if the rod did not bind then it could be pulled out leaving a gun barrel ? Doug