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Embers_of_WR@TH_(Team_Tox)
on October 04, 2003 at 09:31:11

Hey guy,
I am in machine shop and I am currently building a paintball mortar for extra credit, but it looks like my next extra credit assignment might be to build a law or rpg. Do you know where I could get some info on how to build one and what the rounds look like?
By the way thank you all who helped me with my paintball speech at school, it was great!!!!! I aced it.
Shoot to Thrill / Play to Kill
Embers of WR@TH (Team TOX)

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: Hey guy, : I am in machine shop and I am currently building a paintball mortar for extra credit, but it looks like my next extra credit assignment might be to build a law or rpg. Do you know where I could get some info on how to build one and what the rounds look like? : By the way thank you all who helped me with my paintball speech at school, it was great!!!!! I aced it. : Shoot to Thrill / Play to Kill : Embers of WR@TH (Team TOX)

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