Weather[*M]an wrote: Finally felt like the old Weatherman and a Misfit in this one. Slowly it is coming back.

Welcome back rusty!!

[*M] CC RIDER wrote:

[M]oon wrote: Ok Comet, I love ya and you know that and I would never degrade your beautiful new girl. I mean gorgeous new girl! Your a lucky man!

BUT!

Australian cattle dogs are the best!!!! CC can attest for this. But really my Sydney is the perfect pup and a genius! Seriously the smartest dog I've ever owned!

Gotta totally agree with brother Moon on this one . I have had many dogs in my life time but none as smart and loyal as the Aussie cattle dogs also known as red and blue healers . Every other dog I ask to jump asks me how high . The Aussie cattle dog asks why ?

I would take a Blue or Red Heeler without hesitation. Very intelligent dog. Sydney looks good!

Here's a picture of our border collie who died a couple of years ago, she was 16. Our biggest mistake in wife was when we had her fixed because she was so smart, so special that we should bread her. She was a once in a lifetime dog. I still think about her.

Ahh, the Pluribus factor... Undeniably a Misfit. I also have had one memorable game with the Plur... Dude can play when he wants.

I'm gonna tell you guys a little secret: (actually, I bet I'm not the only one who finds this true)

When I'm in a game where my teammates all have the [M] on them, I find myself playing so much more aggressive and bold. I'm trying to prove my worth maybe... But I also know if I take a risk and fail, I have teammates that will cover it. I just step it up a notch without even thinking about it. And the fun and laughs I've had with you guys is incredible. Makes any game when you're the only Misfit just a boring one in my opinion...

Hulk once said (and I'm paraphrasing), gimme a [M]isfit on my side, we have a great chance of winning. Gimme 2, the win is automatic. Gimme 3, it's over...with carnage and bloodshed... And the reds are filling out hurt feelings reports(ok I added that one)... You get the picture...

A red [M] is a different story. You know it's not going to be easy, you're going to get it as much as you give it, the game could last forever... But when it's done, you are better because you played the best. Next game against anyone else is a breeze... Reds die so much easier...

Plur, I know you always say that you're not good enough... We've all said that, trust me. But we all make each other better, without even knowing it. I really haven't had any "training" here. I've just followed the examples set by the rest of the squad... All ya gots to do is show up and put the effort in... Who gives a shit if the effort results in a loss? You did what you could, on to the next one...by the way, losses are few around here for some unknown reason...

Nobody here cares if you're good or not. We want you aboard... Just don't bother if you're gonna lie on your back. We want you to get back and take off again, that's all. You can be the difference in a game if you just give it half a chance.

You wanna be part of something really cool? Don't delay, join today! Lol had to chuck that in there...

Give it a shot Plur! The Kool-Aid tastes great and we Dominate!

[*M]Comet wrote: Ahh, the Pluribus factor... Undeniably a Misfit. I also have had one memorable game with the Plur... Dude can play when he wants.

I'm gonna tell you guys a little secret: (actually, I bet I'm not the only one who finds this true)

When I'm in a game where my teammates all have the [M] on them, I find myself playing so much more aggressive and bold. I'm trying to prove my worth maybe... But I also know if I take a risk and fail, I have teammates that will cover it. I just step it up a notch without even thinking about it. And the fun and laughs I've had with you guys is incredible. Makes any game when you're the only Misfit just a boring one in my opinion...

Hulk once said (and I'm paraphrasing), gimme a [M]isfit on my side, we have a great chance of winning. Gimme 2, the win is automatic. Gimme 3, it's over...with carnage and bloodshed... And the reds are filling out hurt feelings reports(ok I added that one)... You get the picture...

A red [M] is a different story. You know it's not going to be easy, you're going to get it as much as you give it, the game could last forever... But when it's done, you are better because you played the best. Next game against anyone else is a breeze... Reds die so much easier...

Plur, I know you always say that you're not good enough... We've all said that, trust me. But we all make each other better, without even knowing it. I really haven't had any "training" here. I've just followed the examples set by the rest of the squad... All ya gots to do is show up and put the effort in... Who gives a shit if the effort results in a loss? You did what you could, on to the next one...by the way, losses are few for some unknown reason...

Nobody here cares if you're good or not. We want you aboard... Just don't bother if you're gonna lie on your back. We want you to get back and take off again, that's all. You can be the difference in a game if you just give it half a chance.

You wanna be part of something really cool? Don't delay, join today! Lol had to chuck that in there...

Give it a shot Plur! The Kool-Aid tastes great and we Dominate!

Very well said El Cometo!!

[M]oon wrote:

[b]pluribus wrote:

[*M]TBUILT wrote: No thanks, according to him I'm a scumbag.

I must have been speaking generically (i.e., you were red). I know you'd never do anything personally to elicit such an expletive from me.

Please join Plur

Pluribus, haven't got to fly with you for awhile, but I really enjoy the times I have.
You belong here. You're only excuse is that you're not good enough. Go look at my numbers!
Excuse gone! Hit the join button Brother!

A little over a year ago, I was watching my Squad the 151st slowly dissolve. The only friend I had left, my Brother Fox#1 announced he was leaving to join the [M]isfits. I decided to just go back out on my own since I was the only active member of the 151st left it seemed.

For a couple days I ran into [M]'s every game I played. Seemed to cross paths with Boaz a lot.

So, I thought "I know I'm not the same caliber and the worst they could do was say no."

One year ago today, I stumbled in here and asked to join.



You all took me in and instantly the Skystripper and strap on jokes started flying!
I knew I had found a home!

Looking back over the year, so much has changed, got pretty sick, said goodbye to my Dad, and have been fighting issues with my tendon and nerves in my neck.

All of that has been offset by the Incredible Friendships I have made here. Feel as though I have been here all of my life. My biggest goal now is to find that day when I get to shake hands and have some drinks with all of you!!

Thanks for taking me in Brothers! Looking forward to adding many more memories!!
~Ripper

Spent the day yesterday traveling to and setting up our Display at the annual Farm Science Review.
Absolute madhouse! Companies and Vendors come from all over the country for this Show.

Was about a 4 hour set up once all the trucks we were showing arrived. Next Friday I get to go pack it all back up! Driving the Forklift on and off the trailer gets a little unnerving, there is a certain point where you can't see where you are, having only a couple inches of room you have to rely soley on the Driver to keep you on the Trailer.

[M]Skyripper wrote: A little over a year ago, I was watching my Squad the 151st slowly dissolve. The only friend I had left, my Brother Fox#1 announced he was leaving to join the [M]isfits. I decided to just go back out on my own since I was the only active member of the 151st left it seemed.

For a couple days I ran into [M]'s every game I played. Seemed to cross paths with Boaz a lot.

So, I thought "I know I'm not the same caliber and the worst they could do was say no."

One year ago today, I stumbled in here and asked to join.

You all took me in and instantly the Skystripper and strap on jokes started flying!
I knew I had found a home!

Looking back over the year, so much has changed, got pretty sick, said goodbye to my Dad, and have been fighting issues with my tendon and nerves in my neck.

All of that has been offset by the Incredible Friendships I have made here. Feel as though I have been here all of my life. My biggest goal now is to find that day when I get to shake hands and have some drinks with all of you!!

Thanks for taking me in Brothers! Looking forward to adding many more memories!!
~Ripper

I could just "FEEL" you would fit in. I'm either a good judge of character, or I'm just lucky.

[M]Skyripper wrote: Spent the day yesterday traveling to and setting up our Display at the annual Farm Science Review.
Absolute madhouse! Companies and Vendors come from all over the country for this Show.

Was about a 4 hour set up once all the trucks we were showing arrived. Next Friday I get to go pack it all back up! Driving the Forklift on and off the trailer gets a little unnerving, there is a certain point where you can't see where you are, having only a couple inches of room you have to rely soley on the Driver to keep you on the Trailer.

Reminds me of back home in Kansas, honestly I do not miss the farm work! That's a job that you never get a day off.

Farming isn't to bad depending on the type.
Want a non stop job, become a Dairy Farmer, almost 24/7 there.
Those poor girls don't milk themselves.
Wish all my squad mates a Great Weekend !!
Hey Johnny, hope you enjoyed yourself today, can't wait for your post.

[*M]bhfoust wrote:

[M]Skyripper wrote: Spent the day yesterday traveling to and setting up our Display at the annual Farm Science Review.
Absolute madhouse! Companies and Vendors come from all over the country for this Show.

Was about a 4 hour set up once all the trucks we were showing arrived. Next Friday I get to go pack it all back up! Driving the Forklift on and off the trailer gets a little unnerving, there is a certain point where you can't see where you are, having only a couple inches of room you have to rely soley on the Driver to keep you on the Trailer.

Reminds me of back home in Kansas, honestly I do not miss the farm work! That's a job that you never get a day off.

I totally agree with you on that, I work on a dairy farm for a couple months helping a friend out....never again lol, hardest job I ever had!

Artho[M]an wrote: Farming isn't to bad depending on the type.
Want a non stop job, become a Dairy Farmer, almost 24/7 there.
Those poor girls don't milk themselves.
Wish all my squad mates a Great Weekend !!
Hey Johnny, hope you enjoyed yourself today, can't wait for your post.

[*M]bhfoust wrote:

[M]Skyripper wrote: Spent the day yesterday traveling to and setting up our Display at the annual Farm Science Review.
Absolute madhouse! Companies and Vendors come from all over the country for this Show.

Was about a 4 hour set up once all the trucks we were showing arrived. Next Friday I get to go pack it all back up! Driving the Forklift on and off the trailer gets a little unnerving, there is a certain point where you can't see where you are, having only a couple inches of room you have to rely soley on the Driver to keep you on the Trailer.

Reminds me of back home in Kansas, honestly I do not miss the farm work! That's a job that you never get a day off.

[*M]bhfoust wrote: Reminds me of back home in Kansas, honestly I do not miss the farm work! That's a job that you never get a day off.

Grew up on a Farm. Gotta admit, it was tough work! That was when you still plowed the fields and having a radio on the tractors was a luxury. Deep down, I really miss it sometimes. Often wished I would have stayed in that lifestyle. Think if half the kids today experienced that life and all that it taught you, they would be much more responsible, respectful, and truly know what good work ethics are all about.

Also to find out that Food just doesn't magically show up on the Grocery Store shelves.
That some of it once could have looked back at you.
Have to agree with you, it's the best atmosphere to raise a Family.

[M]Skyripper wrote:

[*M]bhfoust wrote: Reminds me of back home in Kansas, honestly I do not miss the farm work! That's a job that you never get a day off.

Grew up on a Farm. Gotta admit, it was tough work! That was when you still plowed the fields and having a radio on the tractors was a luxury. Deep down, I really miss it sometimes. Often wished I would have stayed in that lifestyle. Think if half the kids today experienced that life and all that it taught you, they would be much more responsible, respectful, and truly know what good work ethics are all about.

My grandfather farmed when I was a kid. Spent lots of time on the farm, I loved it. I can remember the discussion my dad had with my mom about taking over the farm. It never happened because Dad and Grandpa couldn't get along... Grandpa had to have it go a certain way and Dad just realized that he and his father were never going to see eye to eye lol.

So the chance to be a farm kid never materialized... Either way, I would've been a farmer too had he taken over or the plumber that he trained me to be lol.

Love the farm life!

Lol, believe it or not I owned a sheep farm outside of Modesto California in the early 80s. Ah yes t remember those days.

I didn't really like sheep but enjoyed the farmers daughters.

Well hello there Misfits been a while thought I woulr check in and say Hi to yall.
Lifes moving fast here hope all is well in the Misfit Nation.

Yep I.sure do miss the dairy farm chasing cows through the corn .moving a few tons of cow poo .and most of all the owners uber hot niece in them daisy dukes .

[*M]coop wrote: Well hello there Misfits been a while thought I woulr check in and say Hi to yall.
Lifes moving fast here hope all is well in the Misfit Nation.

Brother Coop! Hope all is well.

[*M]coop wrote: Well hello there Misfits been a while thought I woulr check in and say Hi to yall.
Lifes moving fast here hope all is well in the Misfit Nation.

All is well, However this fox misses the Coop.

Hi coop

[*M] MISFIT CROCKETT wrote: Hi coop

I had a good game with the trump lover!
He took me to dogfight school
Artho whats up buddy? Not sure what to do next... How does kugelmugel sound?

Ok another successful eval done on brother M Agni Veer last night .. He got the drop on old CC for a while before I managed to turn the tables . Well done Agni . 1 more to go . Maybe the big Green Machine Might want a go

[*M] MISFIT CROCKETT wrote: Lol, believe it or not I owned a sheep farm outside of Modesto California in the early 80s. Ah yes t remember those days.

I didn't really like sheep but enjoyed the farmers daughters.

Holy sheep dip Crockett Man! Never saw anything like that on the farm! Probably a good thing because I would have been in deep sh......
Well deeper than normal. Ahhh crap! The code 7 just leaned over to look, looks like I'm there anyway!

Should I book two first class tickets to the Republic of Bump. Austria? Let me know.

WB|War hawk1-5 wrote:

[*M] MISFIT CROCKETT wrote: Hi coop

I had a good game with the trump lover!
He took me to dogfight school
Artho whats up buddy? Not sure what to do next... How does kugelmugel sound?

[*M] MISFIT CROCKETT wrote: Lol, believe it or not I owned a sheep farm outside of Modesto California in the early 80s. Ah yes t remember those days.

I didn't really like sheep but enjoyed the farmers daughters.

Wait a minute, hold the ponies! You owned a Farm yet enjoyed the Farmer's Daughters??????
SIR CROCKETT!!!

Good game with T and B. T and I fought a dropper and a sneak. It was fine and we accommodated...but all we were doing was worsening kdrs. I told charli in his language that dropping just shows he's weak. He called me an idiot...his kdr got worse and he left after B came in. The Misfits took their rightful place and the top of the board and went on to victory

Sorry comet lost connections couldn't get back in. GG though

Congratulations KIDD! WAY TO GO BROTHER!

Sorry BZ lost con bro and couldnt get back .