Duncan games paintball

He had all the newest guns and protective gear. He was a paintball connoisseur at the age of 25, and Popovich knew it. Popovich forbid the team from going paintballing, so of course, they went anyway. But, alas, young men are going to do what young men do. The objective was to capture the flag. Duncan told him to push up for the flag, so he went all out.

Psiworx Paintball. Line of Fire Paintfields Paintball. Wolverine Paintball Paintball. Operation Badlands Paintball Sporting Goods. Paintball Cove Paintball. The game has mechanisms that are installed to facilitate the flow of the game, the mechanisms take away some of the realism but are generally approved. For example, players even snipers must have a brightly colored hopper cover designating their side.

GPS and 2-way Radios are permitted despite their non-existence in the real invasion. This unit represents the oppressed French under German occupation, who banded together to help the allies any way they could.

The German side is represented in the spirit of the German soldier who fought for the love of his country like the allies. Players are sorted into various units on either side. Each unit has its own objectives to accomplish throughout the day. It was two days before camp, and we went anyway. It was all Tim's idea, if you can believe this — Tim's idea to go against Pop. I've been shot at many times in real life, so paintball bullets didn't bother me at all, right?

I was running, and I didn't mind getting hit. It was a game of grab the flag. I have to run up to the flag. I was new to the game, so I didn't know that you could actually have a mask that doesn't fog up.

I didn't know that. I was just an action junkie. I'm running out there to go get the flag, and my mask fogs up. I have to go up the steps, so I slip on the first step, hit my mouth, blood just starts shooting everywhere, so I put my mask down, and I'm trying to run off the field and I'm just holding my mouth.

I'm just getting shot, and I'm trying to tell people, 'Stop, stop,' but I'm getting shot the whole way. I'm talking about huge, and Tim's like, 'How am I going to tell Pop?

How am I going to tell Pop? I was at the club or something. We made up some excuse where nobody was around but me, and I took one for the team.

There are so many fantastic tidbits to this story it's hard to single out any one in particular, but all I can picture is Duncan's 6-foot, pound frame clearly sticking out every which way behind a thin post and Jackson having an impossible time seeing him — like Lois Lane failing to see behind Clark Kent's glasses. The "Leave it to Beaver" subplot — with Duncan metaphorically trying to fix the broken window before Pop gets home — is also fantastic.

It's all fun and games until Cap'n Jack bleeds everywhere. And how about Jackson dropping a reference to the real-life gunfire in his past like it ain't no thing?