diamondjim
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Re: Someone else's bad day!
I had in view of as you живеш WITHOUT the passport? To rent the machine it is not necessary the machine there is at me, a cost of good hotel in moscow region 50 dollars day and even more cheaply, the ticket up to Moscow learn at Dekalb he now prosecutes this subjects. August at us hot but very high grass approximately 1.5-2 meters in height. At such grass extrim to dig! And that from for your severe laws you very much many relics cannot transport the most unpleasant through the airport and border. write me you questions on email
diamondjim said:
I had in view of as you живеш WITHOUT the passport? To rent the machine it is not necessary the machine there is at me, a cost of good hotel in moscow region 50 dollars day and even more cheaply, the ticket up to Moscow learn at Dekalb he now prosecutes this subjects. August at us hot but very high grass approximately 1.5-2 meters in height. At such grass extrim to dig! And that from for your severe laws you very much many relics cannot transport the most unpleasant through the airport and border. write me you questions on email
Re: Someone else's bad day!
The main thing that about it was was found out by your wife))))) 
Lady and vodka - at us it is very easy and simple - to especially such guys as you! To you the blonde or brunet?tinpan said:
The main thing that about it was was found out by your wife
))))) Re: Someone else's bad day!
I shall try to explain in detail German patrons were made of a brass and consequently there are in a fine condition later 60 years, the bullet in German patrons was made of lead in a steel environment and frequently decays. During a finding in the ground in a patron water and the become wet gunpowder any more sometimes gets does not represent threat and cannot light up or blow up. However from for very high quality manufacturing птронов in the German industry water almost never gets inside and patrons in general that can blow up if to throw them in a fire. Without fire they are completely safe. Russian patrons were made of steel and almost completely decay in the ground only a bullet was made of copper - and here a bullet only and kept. Russian patrons in general cannot be taken in calculation. As to mines trotyl which they are supplied till now is explosive - therefore at a find of a mine or pomegranates it is IMPOSSIBLE to touch and move her from a place, all over again it is necessary to be convinced of absence of a detonator and then only it is possible to take her in hands and to disassemble on a souvenir
diamondjim said:
I shall try to explain in detail German patrons were made of a brass and consequently there are in a fine condition later 60 years, the bullet in German patrons was made of lead in a steel environment and frequently decays. During a finding in the ground in a patron water and the become wet gunpowder any more sometimes gets does not represent threat and cannot light up or blow up. However from for very high quality manufacturing птронов in the German industry water almost never gets inside and patrons in general that can blow up if to throw them in a fire. Without fire they are completely safe. Russian patrons were made of steel and almost completely decay in the ground only a bullet was made of copper - and here a bullet only and kept. Russian patrons in general cannot be taken in calculation. As to mines trotyl which they are supplied till now is explosive - therefore at a find of a mine or pomegranates it is IMPOSSIBLE to touch and move her from a place, all over again it is necessary to be convinced of absence of a detonator and then only it is possible to take her in hands and to disassemble on a souvenir
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