Excitement next door!

[Mr Pig]

I'd like night vision goggles.

And a gun!

 

[jimboalee]

300m Prone rifle.

Managed to get a few in the black.

( The 'black' is about the width of a man's torso ).

 

[yorkshiregoth]

My neighbours once received an unannounced visit from a dozen or so police at about 02:00am on a suspected drugs bust. Police got the wrong address , they were supposed to go about 3 blocks down the road.

 

[johnnyh]

My neighbours once received an unannounced visit from a dozen or so police at about 02:00am on a suspected drugs bust. Police got the wrong address , they were supposed to go about 3 blocks down the road.

lucky they didn't find your stash then B)B)

 

[rich p]

300m Prone rifle.

Managed to get a few in the black.

( The 'black' is about the width of a man's torso ).

Didn't they execute you in Washington yesterday?

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/americas/8352735.stm

 

[Cathryn]

It appears there was actually no gun.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/hereford/worcs/8353994.stm

Well that's most disappointing!

 

[colly]

TUT ! Seiges ain't wot they used to be.

 

[Rhythm Thief]

It appears there was actually no gun.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/hereford/worcs/8353994.stm

Oh well. Back to my sleepy rural existence. Not that I knew anything about it at the time.

 

[colly]

Odd isn't it how stuff can happen right on your doorstep and if it gets on the news the event often seems much bigger than it really is.
I know years ago there were riots in Chapletown, Leeds, and it all kicked off at the bottom of our street.
I had a mass of phone calls the following morning asking if we were ok and so on.
I didn't have a clue what they were on about at first and when I caught up the the tv news that evening I was surprised to see what appeared to Leeds in total chaos.

 

[Fnaar]

Move along now please, there's nothing to see

 

[Noodley]

Oh well. Back to my sleepy rural existence. Not that I knew anything about it at the time.

At least we all know where you live now if we ever fancy a party

 

[dmoan]

Odd isn't it how stuff can happen right on your doorstep and if it gets on the news the event often seems much bigger than it really is.

I manged to sleep through a gas explosion which blew the roof of the house across the street from me - never heard the explosion, the Fire Brigade sirens or the people in the street!

Also, I slept through and entirely missed the Army carrying out a controlled explosion on a suspect device under a part-time solder's car at the end of the street (maybe 100m away?). Not only did I miss all the action (ARmy, Police, Fire Brigade, Ambulance etc ), I got up and left for work not noticing that the entire bottom of the street was cordoned off while more searches were carried out. It was only when I saw the news later that night that I realised anything untoward had happened!

 

[Chrisz]

300m Prone rifle.

Managed to get a few in the black.

( The 'black' is about the width of a man's torso ).

SLR or SA80?

By the sounds of things you'd have been better off creeping up and clubbing the target and saving your ammo for something else


L42A1 'user'

 

[snorri]

never heard the explosion, the Fire Brigade sirens or the people in the street!

I think you might have had a little more practise than the rest of us when it comes to that sort of thing.

 

[atbman]

Ross on Wye - is that some kind of pwesenter sandwich?