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  1. J Penn
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    The Welcome Back Thread.

    I'll admit I completely forgot about this forum until I just got this email. Time to read what I've missed.
    Post by: J Penn, Apr 1, 2007 in forum: ☆☆ New Recruits ☆☆
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    Saddam's Captured!

    Dang it, you ruined the good mood that the news had put me in. ;)
    Post by: J Penn, Dec 14, 2003 in forum: Free Fire Zone
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    The best weapon of WW2?

    PPSh41? from all I've read it was indeed a very good gun.
    Post by: J Penn, Dec 12, 2003 in forum: Weapons & Technology in WWII
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    [insert Country]'s Best"

    I'm not Croatian, but my favorite Croat is kickboxer Mirko Filipovic. There have been several sucessful Croat NBA basketball players in addition...
    Post by: J Penn, Dec 12, 2003 in forum: Free Fire Zone
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    Ron's rant on CNN

    About $202, which is nearly 4x the per-annum cost of registering my automobile.
    Post by: J Penn, Dec 11, 2003 in forum: Free Fire Zone
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    Ron's rant on CNN

    Gah! That's not an insignificant amount! If they tried that here I'd gather a bunch of my friends, dress as Indians, and dump TVs into the harbor!
    Post by: J Penn, Dec 10, 2003 in forum: Free Fire Zone
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    Another VC for Iraq

    [img] Since my dogs already chew on everything including metal, I should get them a banana clip like Buster there has. That picture also reminds...
    Post by: J Penn, Dec 9, 2003 in forum: Military History
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    Dallas Cowboys

    The Cowboys are 8-5. Your hopes will be fulfilled. Barring a collapse Dallas'll should the playoffs and play at least one extra week (and likely...
    Post by: J Penn, Dec 8, 2003 in forum: Free Fire Zone
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    Dallas Cowboys

    Sory about the rubbing in, I had to gloat a little. That win felt great considering you guys won the other one this year. And I am really hoping...
    Post by: J Penn, Dec 8, 2003 in forum: Free Fire Zone
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    Dallas Cowboys

    How about them Cowboys now? :D
    Post by: J Penn, Dec 7, 2003 in forum: Free Fire Zone
  11. J Penn
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    Favorite Threads

    My first posts are far too recent for me to get nostalgic over. But the threads I've enjoyed most reading so far were the big Kursk discussion...
    Post by: J Penn, Dec 7, 2003 in forum: Free Fire Zone
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    What is your absolute favorite scene in a war movie?

    Definetly a different sort of choice but the "Oh My Lord" camp revival scene in Glory.
    Post by: J Penn, Dec 4, 2003 in forum: WWII Films & TV
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    [insert Country]'s Best"

    American (and Philadelphian [img] ) Charles Goodyear discovered Vulcanization in 1844, when Dunlop was only four years old. Unless you mean a...
    Post by: J Penn, Dec 4, 2003 in forum: Free Fire Zone
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    Mickey and Minney 75 years

    Because the Donald (and Uncle Scrooge) comics were written and drawn by Carl Barks, a great artist still today held in high esteem by many comic...
    Post by: J Penn, Dec 2, 2003 in forum: Free Fire Zone
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    Merry Thanksgiving day!

    Thanks, and a "merry" Thanksgiving to you. Although it's usually "happy" Thanksgiving in the US. Christmas is "merry". ;) I love...
    Post by: J Penn, Nov 27, 2003 in forum: Free Fire Zone
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    First ww2 book read

    I was a very literate youth. I believe the first book on the WW2 topic I ever read was a novelization of the Combat tv series that my mother had,...
    Post by: J Penn, Nov 22, 2003 in forum: WWII Books & Publications
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    Hs-132, He-162 Volksjagger , X4 missile, Ta-183...

    luft46.com , actually. But it's so easy to slip one wrong key over.
    Post by: J Penn, Nov 16, 2003 in forum: Weapons & Technology in WWII
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    Most Pivotal Battle of American History

    Thanks, Boss. [img] ~JP
    Post by: J Penn, Nov 16, 2003 in forum: Military History
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    Most Pivotal Battle of American History

    Why do I not have permission to vote on this poll? I am logged in. At the very least I'd like to see the choices so I can make a comment in this...
    Post by: J Penn, Nov 16, 2003 in forum: Military History
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    Most Inhumane Weapon

    Not all victims of an atomic attack die in a neat and instantaneous fashion. I do remember reading in Hiroshima accounts of people peeling the...
    Post by: J Penn, Nov 16, 2003 in forum: Weapons & Technology in WWII
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