RevRick
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Joined: 9/16/2000 From: Thomasville, GA Status: offline
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ORIGINAL: V22 Osprey Ok, lets make this right. In all seriousness I'm sorry. You can call me immature, whatever, but lets just put this behind us.... All I want is the game.... Hey.. you're not immature, you are young. If you were immature you wouldn't even be looking at this game. But being young has some advantages and disadvantages. Youth has a whole lot of stuff that comes with it, most of it very good. For one, you have all of the joy of discovering the exuberance of living. For another, you aren't jaundiced by a lot of years of putting up with just this kind of stuff we have discussed on this forum. Some of us have put up with it for 40-50 years. And speaking of years, you've more than those ahead of you to enjoy and learn. I for one, don't have that many years left to explore some things I am just beginning to find, and some things I have had questions about for decades. But also with youth can come impatience. In that way, I still think I am young as well. But, I have learned that fussing and fuming only raises my blood pressure and doesn't do one thing about it. When I can complain, I will. When it doesn't do a bit of good - well, find something else to do - there's ALWAYS something else that will fill time, or allow you to use time, either profitably or frivilously. Fretting is a frivilous waste of time. I think America was right - it is good for us Antique Flatulent Ones to see a young'un take an interest in our passion. Just don't let it become an obsession. Now, back to obsessing about the missing infantry in a calvary regiment I found in the locations data base. Now, where did they go. Ummm, Erik... why doesn't item #2390 USA Mechanized Cav Rgt have any infantry in it? I am waiting, patiently. Hurry up. Get with it, now.....
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