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Last game i was at there was a guy with a prosthetic leg. Didn't seem to slow him down at all.
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Last game i was at there was a guy with a prosthetic leg. Didn't seem to slow him down at all.
Well duh, it's not like it can get tired. Unfair advantage, really...![]()
I do have a serious question though...
If a person is in a wheelchair, is it worse to shoot them or not shoot them?![]()
As someone that once considered "would i need some sort of wheeled/tracked chair to keep playing", I'd say fuck yeah, to me airsoft is a competitive combat sport, you're either winning or not winning, losing is too negative a term, especially if you're also battling a disability, & knowing you've beaten your opponents fairly & squarely just makes the victory sweeter.I do have a serious question though...
If a person is in a wheelchair, is it worse to shoot them or not shoot them?![]()
Sorry for laughing, no one ever fell in to a pubThanks! I've joined broken parts!
I get that re a broken ankle. Of all the serious disabilities I have, the most disabled I've ever felt was when I broke my bad arm/wrist falling out of a pub door in Gravesend! I was sober too! It's never healed properly and stopped me being even a useful wheelchair rugby league player.
It was in gravesend, more than likely being lobbed or trying to avoid a fight... LOL.
My Dad having just about recovered from a replacement hip op. went to a pub to celebrate, tripped on the doorstep going in, fell and broke the other hip! His comment later was 'I didn't even get my pint!'
It was in the Grapes when it was a proper pub not a poncey wine bar wannabe! Wouldn't of minded but I've slaughtered in there and been fine!!It was in gravesend, more than likely being lobbed or trying to avoid a fight... LOL.
(grew up in g'send)