I should have this site up and running pretty soon
I recently picked up a Pete Anderson signature Larrivee acoustic guitar. Solid wood model disguised as a plywood, depression era flat-top. Maple back and sides, 12 fret neck, solid sitka spruce top, ivoroid rosette, transparent pickguard, symmetrical bracing, Fishman matrix pick-up, Cleartone saddle, Tobacco sunburst satin finish. List $2300 USD - I got it on Craigslist for $900.
The final installment of the TIPPMANN CHALLENGE 2008, TOD finished with a bang yesterday 10/12/08
Mr. Canada - General CSPO
CSPO, you guys did a phenomenal job. Basically, this game turned out to be all of the teams in BC versus CSPO. On the Allies we had the Voodoo and CSPO, on the Axis they had the Marauders, Island Militia, North Shore Renegades and TCS. With 420 in attendance at the game and only 20 Voodoo, this battle shaped up to be basically CSPO versus everyone else combined.
It was a bit of a stomach turner with the 800 point shortfall after the first game. But you boys and girls really came through in the clutch second game and beat them back hard, and when I say hard I mean absolutely in your face non-stop hard in the second game and we managed to narrow that spread to being down only 300 points by the end of the second game. I even got shot fighting at the front lines and we lost 100 points for that, but we still narrowed the point lead.
Lion666 did a phenomenal job once again as field Tactical command. MEGAS did a great job out there as well holding the objectives with the Wolverines and helping me make sure those troops knew what advancing was, even if it was just one bunker at a time, towards that APC.
Hiding in the embassy last game was psycho. It was down to me, Megas and Octane Hunter then I called in the reinforcements. I had no visual on what happened to them but it released the pressure on us in that building for about a minute. Then the battle for the embassy continued. Once Megas fell it was down to me with my Tippy and Octane with a pump, we didn't know we were holding off like 160 guys. After Octane got hit I took out four more guys and then I was called out for a hit to my barrel. Boy was I surprised to see all those guys lined up outside the embassy.
But haha joke was on the axis when they thought that I was the last man standing... april fools on those fools hahaa. They were cheering that they got the win and I even honestly thought that the game was lost.
Until Lion told me about three players hidden alive on the field. Haha
My voice is absolutely shot from those pre-game rally and pep talks and from shouting from the back lines pushing our forces forward.
Hope I did a good job for you boys. Also I'd like to thank the rest of my command team out there, Lion666 tactical command and General K2 on Special forces.
CSPO versus everyone and we pulled off a win! All CSPO rocks!
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