Hey i just wanted to let everyone know that somehow the WA contact list for here is pretty easy to get on google. Someone I worked with searched my name and it came up on google with the complete ar15.com WA state contact list.  It is on an angelfire site.  Here is the link it brings up. Just thought i would mention this .

http://www.angelfire.com/wa3/my_hobbies/Washington%20Contact%20List.htm

I dont know who posted it on there, but I got my name removed within the first week or two. And its on that list.....

Houston, I think we found the problem.

Quoted: Houston, I think we found the problem. www.angelfire.com/wa3/jamiewa/Bryans%20Site/Bryans%20Pics/Feb%202003/Jamie%20&%20Bryan.jpg

Quoted: Quoted: Houston, I think we found the problem. www.angelfire.com/wa3/jamiewa/Bryans%20Site/Bryans%20Pics/Feb%202003/Jamie%20&%20Bryan.jpg repo.jackmoves.com/albums/album65/cant_see_shit_001.jpg

I can see it just fine!

Did ya IM him?

If I knew he he was, I would have.  I'd guess that it's fifi-the-sailer-boy but that's a WAG as I never met him before he left WA

Quoted: Quoted: I dont know who posted it on there, but I got my name removed within the first week or two. And its on that list..... You should announce that in this thread, which contains links to it, so everyone can go check out your info.

I was making point of how long that has been out there.

It contains nothing persnoal about me, my Screen name here and an OLD email address.

Now what fun is that?

We can always try to fill his IM box up!

It looks like it's an old page that he's forgotten about.  A quick look around didn't show any content that's less than a year old.

Vader17 brings up something everyone shoudl do though and that's run your name through the search engines.

I've done mine and I get between 95 and 170 hits depending on whether I use Phil or Phillip.  

Apparantly I really get around and have been doing so since the time when I was present at the formation of the Culpeper Minutemen and recorded it in my journal so that we might have a glimpse of what it was like, I soon returned home and later joined Morgan's elite rifle corps, and rose to command a detachment of it in 1777.