What, combat body armour? What's that going to help with?
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I've got through the last couple of friday afternoon's by following the threads about the pics of Carling Wotsit, despite not being able to see them. I've had one go at starting it up again but no joy so far.Originally posted by chasingtheaurora View PostWhat, combat body armour? What's that going to help with?
ps. just incase - Can't Be ArsedLast edited by rootsnall; 26 October 2007, 13:15.Comment
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I've just got myself some nice new body armour, as I'm planning on doing this MTB / downhilling in the snow and ice type stuff this winter.Originally posted by chasingtheaurora View PostWhat, combat body armour? What's that going to help with?
Then next year when I worked out all the things that are wrong with it, I shall design something better. Another Plan B in the works.
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Body armour, WTF! From the photos I've seen of you threaded you've got plenty of cushioning. Not very co with the action man image the old body armour, is it.Originally posted by threaded View PostI've just got myself some nice new body armour, as I'm planning on doing this MTB / downhilling in the snow and ice type stuff this winter.
Then next year when I worked out all the things that are wrong with it, I shall design something better. Another Plan B in the works.
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Is "Professional Qualification" top of the list because its seen as the best?
I'd disagree massively with this.
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