[ARCHIVED THREAD] - COLA WARRIOR TEXAS V (Page 6 of 17)
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Quoted: Run list full until Obstacle Zero kicks in. Accepting names to put on stadby to keep bajagringo company. Obstacle Zero is a bitch. I have a dozen cars and most of them are sidelined right now; it's like I've been cursed by the car gods. The fleet should be back up and running by the time this rolls around, though. 
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Quoted: Or tell them youre gonna throw up. That wont be a lie. Quoted: Quoted: Tell your employer that you are having eye trouble. (You can't see coming in to work. Lol) Given your AO you should be a Cheesecake alumni. Or tell them youre gonna throw up. That wont be a lie. 
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Quoted: Just shove that shit in your pockets and go, no need to over think it.........also, it's more fun to show up completely unprepared. Quoted: Quoted: For noob non-combat- plan to have a belt set up? Or am I good to run a carrier without plates? Sorry for all the questions. I just want to be prepared. Just shove that shit in your pockets and go, no need to over think it.........also, it's more fun to show up completely unprepared. Even after all the cola wars I been to, I still feel unprepared every time. 
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Quoted: With you that makes four Marines that have signed up. Will the 800 count be enough? https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/140663/1000007248-3600511.jpg Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Shit, I'm going to have to get the big box of crayons for you two to share... THERE'S GOING TO BE CRAYONS!!!!!!!!!!!  With you that makes four Marines that have signed up. Will the 800 count be enough? https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/140663/1000007248-3600511.jpg 
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Quoted: Numquam Parataus, Semper Promptus https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/152077/1000008746-3600626.jpg Quoted: Quoted: Even after all the cola wars I been to, I still feel unprepared every time. Numquam Parataus, Semper Promptus https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/152077/1000008746-3600626.jpg 
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No clue if my schedule will permit-so at best pencil me in as a spectator. Someone needs to be yelling "Stop being Fat". If I make it, guess I could always do a run with a truck gun and pistol if there are enough obstacle -0- failures. Just curious - what are the ranges looking like for rifle targets. Do we need a long range rifle, or are ranges going to be more reasonable. |
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Quoted: No clue if my schedule will permit-so at best pencil me in as a spectator. Someone needs to be yelling "Stop being Fat". If I make it, guess I could always do a run with a truck gun and pistol if there are enough obstacle -0- failures. Just curious - what are the ranges looking like for rifle targets. Do we need a long range rifle, or are ranges going to be more reasonable. Quoted: No clue if my schedule will permit-so at best pencil me in as a spectator. Someone needs to be yelling "Stop being Fat". If I make it, guess I could always do a run with a truck gun and pistol if there are enough obstacle -0- failures. Just curious - what are the ranges looking like for rifle targets. Do we need a long range rifle, or are ranges going to be more reasonable. Quoted: This is not a spectator sport, so there will be no "I'm coming to watch", get fucked. |
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Quoted: No clue if my schedule will permit-so at best pencil me in as a spectator. Someone needs to be yelling "Stop being Fat". If I make it, guess I could always do a run with a truck gun and pistol if there are enough obstacle -0- failures. Just curious - what are the ranges looking like for rifle targets. Do we need a long range rifle, or are ranges going to be more reasonable. As others have said throughout this thread, this is not a spectator sport. Figure out your schedule and if you can make it we will get you on the standby list. Your idea of reasonable ranges and mine may not be the same.  All rifle targets will be between 75-500 meters, pistol targets will be between 5-75 meters. Targets will be large enough to hit with out being an F-class shooter. |
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Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: No clue if my schedule will permit-so at best pencil me in as a spectator. Someone needs to be yelling "Stop being Fat". If I make it, guess I could always do a run with a truck gun and pistol if there are enough obstacle -0- failures. Just curious - what are the ranges looking like for rifle targets. Do we need a long range rifle, or are ranges going to be more reasonable. Quoted: This is not a spectator sport, so there will be no "I'm coming to watch", get fucked. Wait but what if you are a resident of Benewah County?? |
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Quoted: Wait but what if you are a resident of Benewah County?? Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: No clue if my schedule will permit-so at best pencil me in as a spectator. Someone needs to be yelling "Stop being Fat". If I make it, guess I could always do a run with a truck gun and pistol if there are enough obstacle -0- failures. Just curious - what are the ranges looking like for rifle targets. Do we need a long range rifle, or are ranges going to be more reasonable. Quoted: This is not a spectator sport, so there will be no "I'm coming to watch", get fucked. Wait but what if you are a resident of Benewah County?? You demand that you are allowed to spectate and get a 4X tshirt??? |
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Quoted:With you that makes four Marines that have signed up. Will the 800 count be enough? Quoted:With you that makes four Marines that have signed up. Will the 800 count be enough? You mean for one meal or the whole weekend?  Quoted:Have you tried hitting the center? That technique is highly overrated Quoted:Grape is my favorite color. Nah, green is the best........remember that the green M&M was the female one |
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Quoted: Yes, that includes you. I didn't know they had crayons back when you served. I thought everything was black and white? My dad was a Marine, he never mentioned crayons but did tell me their C rations were left overs from WWII.  Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: With you that makes four Marines that have signed up. Will the 800 count be enough? https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/140663/1000007248-3600511.jpg Is that counting me? Grape is my favorite color. Yes, that includes you. I didn't know they had crayons back when you served. I thought everything was black and white? My dad was a Marine, he never mentioned crayons but did tell me their C rations were left overs from WWII. I got out in 2004, I wasn't aware of the crayon deal until a few years ago. I think it started after I was long gone but my last few years I wasn't in a large unit with many people rotating through.  |
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Quoted: Spectators get the struggle snuggle. Quoted: Quoted: Spectators must use a fire ant mound as a seat while wearing ranger panties? Spectators get the struggle snuggle. I won't fall for that again! Already had Chas08 and Lug1 try to fool me twice! Told'em the wife won't put up with that again. 
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Quoted: Last year was my first Cola. I didn’t know what to expect, so I had a curious, happy-go-lucky attitude and mostly enjoyed the ride. This year I kinda have an idea generally what to expect. Now I’m scared. Totally normal. I ask myself everytime, what the hell was I thinking? right before a run. 
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Quoted: Thats during the chug for me. "Can't chug crew" checking in Quoted: Quoted: Totally normal. I ask myself everytime, what the hell was I thinking? right before a run. Thats during the chug for me. "Can't chug crew" checking in Mine is usually during the run portion with the fresh taste of peeps (Or marshmallows.... thank you Shelby) in my mouth... questioning the life choices that brought me to this moment... |
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Quoted: Last year was my first Cola. I didn’t know what to expect, so I had a curious, happy-go-lucky attitude and mostly enjoyed the ride. This year I kinda have an idea generally what to expect. Now I’m scared. Did you learn anything from last year? Have you implemented anything?? It gets worse before it gets worse. |
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Quoted: Last year was my first Cola. I didn’t know what to expect, so I had a curious, happy-go-lucky attitude and mostly enjoyed the ride. This year I kinda have an idea generally what to expect. Now I’m scared. My first was during a monsoon. 10/10, highly recommend. You can't embrace the suck appropriately in nice weather. |
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Quoted: Totally normal. I ask myself everytime, what the hell was I thinking? right before a run. Quoted: Quoted: Last year was my first Cola. I didn’t know what to expect, so I had a curious, happy-go-lucky attitude and mostly enjoyed the ride. This year I kinda have an idea generally what to expect. Now I’m scared. Totally normal. I ask myself everytime, what the hell was I thinking? right before a run. I ask what bastard signed me up for this....they deserve a beat down.....then I look in the mirror and go damn..."that guy" again....
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Quoted: Mine is usually during the run portion with the fresh taste of peeps (Or GIANT FUCKKNG marshmallows.... thank you Shelby) in my mouth... questioning the life choices that brought me to this moment... Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Totally normal. I ask myself everytime, what the hell was I thinking? right before a run. Thats during the chug for me. "Can't chug crew" checking in Mine is usually during the run portion with the fresh taste of peeps (Or GIANT FUCKKNG marshmallows.... thank you Shelby) in my mouth... questioning the life choices that brought me to this moment... FIFY |