As someone from America, I'd say my favorite place to go is down to Orlando to see either Disney or Universal Studios. I'd love to visit Hollywood/Los Angeles and Las Vegas. However, after doing a lot of study in German over the past two years, I'd really love to visit Germany and take a train down to Italy and Greece. Definitely a few other places in Europe I'd like to go also.
Non-lame and CA legal? that's a tough one...
You could get one of these:
It's an SKS, an early relative of the AK-47. I'd never use one over a good AR-15, but if Cali ever gets invaded, you'll be the only one who stands a chance. It's really not a bad little assault rifle, and it's the only one that is legal in california without making a ton of modifications that make it useless.
As for buying one for you, I can't legally do that. Even if I got the gun dealer's license, there's a lot of paperwork that we'd need to meet in person for you to fill out, especially if you're taking it out of Indiana.
I realize you were probably kidding, but what the hell, I'm in an informative mood.
This thread is way off topic, but anyways.. aren't riffles in Cali limited to the amount of ammo they can hold (pretty much making them boring and useless)?
I was kidding, but I was talking about non Cali legal stuff. Actually I have an SKS, smexy little gun imo. Top of my list is a nice M1A, since it doesn't have a scary pistol grip I don't have to get a lame bullet button on it.
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Has to have 10 rounds or less, and if it has a pistol grip it has to have some sort of mechanism to detach it, hence the thumbhole stock on Kal's pic. There's a lot of other restrictions as well, including specific models and overall length and stuff like that too. Kinda silly IMO.
When it comes to LMG's I've always had a soft spot for the MG3, the modern successor to the MG 42 from WWII. It's rpm was so high the U.S. military had to make a training video addressing it cuz it was lowering morale. IMO its pretty too.
Sorry, posted before I saw that.
OT: All your EU stereotypes about gun-crazed Americans aren't true =D
We welcome you in the deep south sir.
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I played American Football for all of high school and 2 years in college, then rugby for the 2nd two years I do much prefer rugby personally but the caliber of athelete in American Football is pretty freaking amazing, and those pads... while I think they started out for protection now seem to be more of weapons, I mean in rugby you never intentionally lead with you face for the tackle, in football we intentionally put our face (protected by steel) right between the other guys numbers. The injury rate for football is pretty ridiculous compared to rugby and I directly attribute this to those guys using hard plastic and metal for 'protection'... I know it would cut donw on the concussions by a large portion... as for the breaks in play... yeah can't help ya there.
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Fuzzzie, you know as well as I do if we put up a thread entitled 'Gun Enthusiats' we would be bombarded with 'you are murderers' 'American gun laws are stupid' 'why do you American's need to kill everything' and the like.
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Its really popular in America because every high-school has a team, as well as most guys play on the football team that watch football professionally. Its not as fun to watch if you haven't experienced it yourself. Its a really physical game and it looks way worse then it is on TV, i was a offensive lineman and every-play i was smashing into somebody, getting my hands tore up in pads, or getting stomped on the bottom of a pile. Alot more to it than meets the eye.
However i am a fan of "soccer" also but it was never around locally
Still I would rather shoot the guy in the ass than between the eyes.
And that's for self defense right? :P Seems more like an assault rifle, you know...for assaulting.
Get a Luger and shoot with style
Totally not true :P
I like to watch it sometimes, imho much less boring than Formula One. If I were to go in the US I would attend a match for sure.
As a Canadian, I only visit the US now if I absolutely have to (work reasons). I would love to visit the US more, but every time I go they make me feel like I'm some sort of criminal just dying to sneak in and illegally partake in their civil liberties and freedom, take away American jobs, and ruin American culture.
The culture of the US border patrol--even on the US-Canadian border--is needlessly rude, arrogant, and confrontational. It feels like they are taking glee on being on some sort of power trip. So now I spend more of my dollars in Canada instead.
There's this competition at the company I work for, in which the prize is a trip to New York, and I just beg that I won't win. I wouldn't go to the US even if I was given a free trip. I love traveling, I've done tons of traveling, but the US is just a no go for me.
Well to be fair, whenever I go to a non-visa waiver country as an American, I get similar treatment.
Hell, even in visa waiver countries. Once in a train station in Berlin, I got detained by German police/military or something for 10 minutes because one of the guys I was traveling with had a beard.
'Twas a cutlass swipe or an ounce of lead
Or a yawing hole in a battered head
And the scuppers clogged with rotting red
And there they lay I damn me eyes
All lookouts clapped on Paradise
All souls bound just contrarywise, yo ho ho and a bottle of rum!
Bit of a nerd, but any plans to visit the US have been post-poned due to the lack of a Blizzcon this year
The US has a TON of nature wonders and tourist attractions. I'm already an American though.
Rule of Thumb: If the healer's HPS is higher than your DPS, you're doing it wrong.