Range is not clear
Posted: Tue Mar 24, 2015 8:24 pm
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Range is not clear
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Re: Range is not clear
Posted: Wed Mar 25, 2015 12:07 am
He almost died at 19 seconds...
Re: Range is not clear
Posted: Wed Mar 25, 2015 11:11 am
WTF!!!!!!!!!! 
All that gunfire and he's still standing up - pasting targets???!!!!!!!!!!!!! Darwin at work here - nearly.
All that gunfire and he's still standing up - pasting targets???!!!!!!!!!!!!! Darwin at work here - nearly.
Re: Range is not clear
Posted: Wed Mar 25, 2015 12:36 pm
That RO wants his arse kicking 
Re: Range is not clear
Posted: Wed Mar 25, 2015 1:00 pm
I wish I could type the sound of Depudee Dawg laughing that would fit.
Re: Range is not clear
Posted: Wed Mar 25, 2015 2:59 pm
BOTH "Woddafug" & at the same time
Hope that the RO was instantly binned from ANY more RO level involvement in that sport
On a side note, back in ye olden days of bent sticks & cloth yard shafts, it was NOT classed as murder if someone was killed in the butts during archery practice...it was seen as one of the advantages/benefits of regular archery practice...
i.e. chap from the next farm stole your pig/been chasing your daughter (not sure if there's a difference between the two in Norfolk) - then mistakenly perforating him with a couple of arrows during the course of the next Sunday practice would be seen as "natural causes"
Hope that the RO was instantly binned from ANY more RO level involvement in that sport
On a side note, back in ye olden days of bent sticks & cloth yard shafts, it was NOT classed as murder if someone was killed in the butts during archery practice...it was seen as one of the advantages/benefits of regular archery practice...
i.e. chap from the next farm stole your pig/been chasing your daughter (not sure if there's a difference between the two in Norfolk) - then mistakenly perforating him with a couple of arrows during the course of the next Sunday practice would be seen as "natural causes"
Re: Range is not clear
Posted: Wed Mar 25, 2015 3:15 pm
has that law ever been recinded ? as the father of a daughter and I'm an avid archer it could come in quite handy once she gets fed up of ponys and starts dating ?saddler wrote:BOTH "Woddafug" & at the same time
Hope that the RO was instantly binned from ANY more RO level involvement in that sport
On a side note, back in ye olden days of bent sticks & cloth yard shafts, it was NOT classed as murder if someone was killed in the butts during archery practice...it was seen as one of the advantages/benefits of regular archery practice...
i.e. chap from the next farm stole your pig/been chasing your daughter (not sure if there's a difference between the two in Norfolk) - then mistakenly perforating him with a couple of arrows during the course of the next Sunday practice would be seen as "natural causes"
Re: Range is not clear
Posted: Wed Mar 25, 2015 3:31 pm
Not sure.
I know it was still legal until quite recently, for a resident of Chester to kill a Welshman with a longbow
I know it was still legal until quite recently, for a resident of Chester to kill a Welshman with a longbow
Re: Range is not clear
Posted: Thu Mar 26, 2015 10:04 am
THEY'VE CHANGED THAT NOW ????!!!!!!?????? craps, if anyone asks , I was with you lot all last saturday !!!saddler wrote:Not sure.
I know it was still legal until quite recently, for a resident of Chester to kill a Welshman with a longbow
Re: Range is not clear
Posted: Thu Mar 26, 2015 10:11 am
so if she dates a Welshman and we move to chester .....................saddler wrote:Not sure.
I know it was still legal until quite recently, for a resident of Chester to kill a Welshman with a longbow