Yup, I've been in the game for 3 years as of March 27, 2013. It's been on and off due to conflicts with money and schedule, but whenever I can I'm on AO or checking out the next hottest piece of gear. For the most part, the purpose of this blog will be to explain stuff from the perspective of a teenage airsofter. Many players starting off nowadays are teenagers, due to the lowering cost of the sport and its availability. To the older and more experienced guys, it seems as though they don't know...

Since you jackwagons decided it would be fun to rage and moan over your opinions in the Act of Valor thread, I'll make a blog post about it.

Going in: I was expecting plenty of action, sorta meh acting, and my money's worth from this movie. Since these guys aren't professional actors, I was expecting them to sorta be dull, drab, or the like. I was expecting good combat scenes, and from the hype, a tear jerking ending.

During: This is a movie that keeps your attention....

Alright, so my cousin keeps touching my airsoft stuff whenever he comes to my house. Granted none of it works () but he makes a mess of my stuff. I'm tired of it, so I asked his parents if they would be willing to get him an airsoft gun. Their response went along the lines of "He'll lose/break/not like whatever we get him, and we won't spend as much as you do just for an airsoft gun." So I'm all like:

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IF YOU GET BUTTHURT BECAUSE YOU THINK MEDICS SHOULD STAY IN A BUILDING IN THE BACK, DON'T READ AND DON'T COMMENT IF IT IS NEGATIVE.

Anywho, onto the info!!

Experience: 9 events (4 milsims, 5 open plays) as a frontline medic.

Why: Some people want to be a medic, but not want to be confined to being what I call a "field hospital medic." If you wish to be a "frontline medic", that is, one who is up on the front lines healing casualties...

DISCLAIMER: Certain songs are explicit.

Alright, so I have determined that the radio is an insufficient way to properly prepare myself, or "pump up", for certain occasions, such as airsoft games, cross country races, yada yada. So, in order to remedy the situation, I decided to make a list of pump up music that gets juices flowing and me ready for anything. Mostly hard rock and heavy metal, so Beiber freaks leave now.

Welcome to the Family - Avenged Sevenfold...