NZ 'crips'

**fire eyes** · 13th August 2009, 15:28

Originally Posted by Brett

I don't buy that arguement, there is always a choice. It may go against the norm and the grain, but there is always a choice.

Agreed. Choices, ohh sweet choices. A little tougher in an unsupported home enviornment but still achievable..

**SARGE** · 13th August 2009, 15:30

Originally Posted by Big Dave

Point was I used to go to Ologapo City which is a slease pit that 'services' the American Naval Base at Subic Bay.

3 tattoos.. a 4 day hangover and a dose of the crabs 16 hours after hitting the base...

i remember Kong's, Playboy, Florida Club and Hot Lips, still have a lifetime barfine at the Rock Lobster .

Originally Posted by Big Dave

Lebanon at its worst I can only imagine.

at one point.. the central square in the center of the city was the most bullet ridden square mile on the planet..constant sniper fire.. car bombs and incoming artillery..we were stationed on low ground, holding the airport...the Israelis wanted it .. so did Hezbollah/ Syria and the Leb Government..

terrorist bombing attacks against U.S. and French armed forces in Beirut on Oct. 23, 1983 that claimed 299 lives. The attacks, which took place amid the sectarian conflict of the extremely damaging Lebanese civil war (1975–90), hastened the removal of the international peacekeeping force from Lebanon in February 1984.

The multinational peacekeeping force, composed of troops from the United States, France, and Italy, arrived in Lebanon in August 1982 as part of a cease-fire agreement signed by Israel and the Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO). The troops were to oversee the safe and peaceful withdrawal of Yāsir ʿArafāt and the PLO from positions within Beirut and ensure the safety of the Palestinian civilians that remained behind. The withdrawal of the PLO was accomplished by early September, and the bulk of the multinational force soon withdrew to ships in the eastern Mediterranean Sea. However, the assassination on Sept. 14, 1982, of Lebanese president-elect Bashir Gemayel—the Phalangist leader of the Lebanese Forces, a unified Christian militia—sparked a wave of violence. Christian militiamen retaliated for Gemayel’s death by killing hundreds of Palestinians (estimates range from several hundred to several thousand) at the Ṣabrā and Shātīlā refugee camps. In the wake of the killings, troops were swiftly returned to Lebanon.

The situation seemed to have stabilized by early 1983, and a small group of British peacekeepers joined the existing force in February of that year. On April 18, 1983, the illusion of calm was broken when a car bomb destroyed the U.S. embassy in West Beirut, killing dozens of American foreign service workers and Lebanese civilians. Although the notion of using a car or truck to deliver explosives to a target was not a new one—the Irish Republican Army made extensive use of the technique throughout the “Long War”—the suicide bombing of the U.S. embassy represented a sea change in tactics for militia groups and terrorist organizations in the Middle East.

Israel and Lebanon signed a formal peace agreement the following month that called for the withdrawal of Israeli troops, contingent upon Syria’s withdrawal. Syria opposed the agreement, however, and refused to retreat. In July Israeli troops began a unilateral withdrawal from positions within Lebanon that they had held since June 1982. Fighting between competing militias escalated in the wake of the Israeli withdrawal, and violence against the multinational force increased, with U.S. Marine positions routinely coming under small arms and mortar fire. Circumstances took a crucial turn, however, when U.S. gunships in the Mediterranean shelled Syrian-backed Druze militias in support of the Christian government; the perceived role of the multinational force thus shifted from that of unaligned peacekeepers to active support of a particular faction in the Lebanese civil war.

This was the backdrop when on the morning of Oct. 23, 1983, a dump truck packed with an estimated 12,000 pounds (5,400 kg) of explosives crashed through the front gates of the U.S. Marine barracks in Beirut. The detonation ripped the four-story building from its foundation, and the barracks imploded in a matter of seconds. The 241 Marines and sailors killed in the explosion represented the largest loss of life in a single day for the Marine Corps since the Battle of Iwo Jima in 1945. Within moments of the attack, a second suicide bomber drove into the barracks of a French paratrooper detachment in West Beirut. The explosion toppled the building, and 58 soldiers inside were killed. Within four months, elements of the multinational force began to withdraw to ships offshore, and on Feb. 26, 1984, the last U.S. Marines left Beirut

so .. yea .. pack of hoodie wearing machete wielding thugs wouldnt even register as a threat ...

**Dean** · 13th August 2009, 16:43

Originally Posted by short-circuit

Ever struggled through reading a very long and ultimately pointless thread and wished you could gain that part of your life back?

So next time someone asks you short-circuit what you do with your life then you can answer with pride and valour that you waste most of your daily life on kiwibiker reading ultimately pointless threads but is in denile, congratulations. I wuv you son

now gimmie a

ahhhh thats better.

**short-circuit** · 13th August 2009, 16:57

Originally Posted by Dean

So next time someone asks you short-circuit what you do with your life then you can answer with pride and valour that you waste most of your daily life on kiwibiker reading ultimately pointless threads but is in denile, congratulations. I wuv you son

now gimmie a

ahhhh thats better.

Yeah - but I get paid while I do it.

Denial - isn't that a river in Egypt?

**Deano** · 13th August 2009, 17:05

Originally Posted by jamestwin

poor buggers dont have a choice, there born into these f*cked up families, and raised in these neigborhoods,

Thats a good point. Anyone can turn their life around, but it must be harder for some than others.

E.g....there was a Mobster down this way named 'Triple M', surname 'Ford'. I believe he is deceased. Not however before naming his son 'Customline'....I mean imagine the cops...

"What's your name son ?"

"Customline Ford".

"hahahah, yeah but seriously, what's your real name ?"

Poor cunt never stood a chance really. He is a lowlife gangsta as well.

**Dean** · 13th August 2009, 17:13

Originally Posted by short-circuit

Yeah - but I get paid while I do it.

Denial - isn't that a river in Egypt?

You get paid while you do it jed? interesting, can you clean my room, mow my lawns (both kind), wipe my but when i finish on the toilet (that requires serious multi tasking). All at a healthy sum of $40 per week, that should be more than you earn at the moment so i suggest you take this generous offer.
Oh and i forgot you will have to tuck me in bed and read me night time stories, but you will have to sleep in my mums bed.

**Big Dave** · 13th August 2009, 17:14

Originally Posted by short-circuit

Denial - isn't that a river in Egypt?

Danube is using my material! Yukon not be serious. It's Volga and Congo, Darling.

**Deano** · 13th August 2009, 17:17

Originally Posted by Big Dave

Danube is using my material! Yukon not be serious. It's Volga and Congo, Darling.

By creeky, you're really on stream.

**short-circuit** · 13th August 2009, 17:55

Originally Posted by Dean

but you will have to sleep in my mums bed.

Fuck off - shant be sharing a bed with you ya deviant

**Dean** · 13th August 2009, 18:15

Originally Posted by short-circuit

Fuck off - shant be sharing a bed with you ya deviant

Don't worry my mums warmed up the bed for you, you can bunk with her, the bed time stories will get you payed on commission. Think of the money you can earn, i will even pay you up to $50 for simply feeding me dinner, an extra $30 for doing the vacuuming.

**short-circuit** · 13th August 2009, 18:19

Originally Posted by Dean

Don't worry my mums warmed up the bed for you, you can bunk with her, the bed time stories will get you payed on commission. Think of the money you can earn, i will even pay you up to $50 for simply feeding me dinner, an extra $30 for doing the vacuuming.

No thanks cuz. You and your "gang" have fun with your mum in her bed tonight. Keep me out of it.

**wbks** · 13th August 2009, 18:21

Originally Posted by short-circuit

Yeah - but I get paid while I do it.

Denial - isn't that a river in Egypt?

Originally Posted by Dean

You get paid while you do it jed? interesting, can you clean my room, mow my lawns (both kind), wipe my but when i finish on the toilet (that requires serious multi tasking). All at a healthy sum of $40 per week, that should be more than you earn at the moment so i suggest you take this generous offer.
Oh and i forgot you will have to tuck me in bed and read me night time stories, but you will have to sleep in my mums bed.

Originally Posted by short-circuit

Fuck off - shant be sharing a bed with you ya deviant

Originally Posted by Dean

Don't worry my mums warmed up the bed for you, you can bunk with her, the bed time stories will get you payed on commission. Think of the money you can earn, i will even pay you up to $50 for simply feeding me dinner, an extra $30 for doing the vacuuming.

Originally Posted by short-circuit

No thanks cuz. You and your "gang" have fun with your mum in her bed tonight. Keep me out of it.

Do you fairies ever stfu?