scrap wood arsenal

the 'grease gun, or m6, a close range submachine gun

the baret mod.90, a sniper rifle
the browing m19, a field gun
the m16,
left, the mauser, right the webley
and the AK47

We got this idea from a friend that putting together cut peices of scrap wood that you can make most any gun. we tried it and we came up with the mauser, webley, brownig, baret mod. 90, 'grease gun', AK47, and the m16. Here are some pictures of our guns.

Honda 80

you mightve read Annies post about our trip to Uncle Johns place, if not, he had 2 dirt bikes, a honda 50 and a honda 80. the honda 50 was smaller and only had 3 gears, and was automatic (no clutch). The honda 80 was a the bigger bike and had 6 gears but was manual ( had a clutch). Being old enough to ride the honda 80, I didnt ride the honda 50 mutch. The cool part of being old enough, was that I was really the only one that wanted to ride it, therefore, I rode it for a few hours, it was FUN!!! When I was learning the controls, ( having no previous experience w/ dirt bikes) I kept forgeting the clutch and was always killing it, so I got the nickname 'clutch'. Boy once you got that thing in 6th gear, whoosh!!! I had a awsome time and hope to do it again.

Helgeth

meet helgeth, my new female praying mantis [i think]. She's a whoper! 4 inches from head to wingtip! The longest praying mantis that i've ever seen or had. I plan to get some pictures of her eating, which is very interesting. well gtg.

long time no see!

Hey im back! [pause for cheering] thanks to all those fathfull bloggers that kept checking my blog even though it seemed deserted! i now hope to update every weekend! i hope that dosnt sound dumb!? well i hope to include a weekly summary of all that i did in my week. and maybe some pictures but that will vary. i think i win the award of not posting for the longest while! i think its been... 33 whole days of no posting! if you can break the record i will.... i dont know, but say if you did!

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history book study

this post is about a advanced study of history books and their readers. NOTE: no persons were harmed in this advanced study! now this person, we will call him bill, [an average Joe off of the street] was picked with great care. now observe, in fig. 1 we have bill struggling through this dry boring Landmark. now we move on to fig. 2 and we see a much happier, satisfied reader enjoying a G.A.Henty book. now i personally [and so does bill] think that G.A.Hentys are far above Landmarks, although i still would prefer to read no history books, but you know what a great anonymous guy said, 'history sharpens the great sword of knowledge'. i hope that wasnt a bunch of dumbnes, but i needed a posting subject.

credits

Bill...........................Andrew peterson

observer...................Evan peterson