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Germany welcomes paintballers, maybe not

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stelfe

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Whatever the details, saying it wasn't a British team doesn't make it OK (although if they were "throwing" paint and not shooting it then at least it's not a firearms offence.) Regardless of who did it, incidents like this affect us all in the end.

But hopefully the Stealers guys' gesture will somewhat alleviate the car owner's first impression about paintballers.
im not saying it wasnt British team, as it could have been a British team in a rental car, im just saying from the incident our team see, we think that it was the car ahead of us that done it, and that were sure that wasnt a UK plated car
 

Rabies

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Deano, my post was in reply to Russells "even better news about the Number Plate" comment. Doesn't matter what nationality the perpitrators were, it's still bad news for all of us.

If the paint was thrown, not shot, it may even be non-paintballers who had picked up some stray balls from the site... but that doesn't explain two dead ducks.
 

Nick Brockdorff

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Some of the mystery is cleared up - and it is clear there are two different incidents at our house.

John Payne called me up tonight, and told me that when they had cleaned up their house (next one over from us) Sunday morning, they had a load of food left, and assuming we were hung over (they probably heard us the night before), they had brought the food over rather than chucking it out, so that we could have a hardy breakfast.

The bags and paint boxes and other rubbish was not there at that time - and someone else has dumped that later in the day Sunday.

Unfortunately, we had left earlier in the morning to help out the Charms girls on site, so when we returned, the food and the rubbish on the lawn seemed like the same incident - which obviously it wasn't.

So, Thanks to the Ducks for thinking of us, and sorry that you guys were wrongly implicated, when really you tried to do something nice :)

It still remains however, that someone has removed rubbish from the collection point, and purposely thrown it on our lawn.... and only our lawn.... which seems to indicate it is not a random thing, but done with a purpose.

Nick
 

Spike

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But worse is to come, a freaking drive by shooting on a new BMW car, and that was reported to the police and they have been told it was a vehicle with a BRITISH registration that did it, they have been told who the suspects are and are investigating.
I tell you one thing (because I know who the suspects are) if it is proved they will be banned from paintball for life, stupid ****s:mad:


Russ
That must be the reason we got pulled driving home on Monday. About 30 mins from Calais French Customs pulled us over and when I asked why they said they were looking for another vehicle.

They gave Bernie some crap for not seeing them or hearing them - then I explained that he is actually deaf in one ear - they then saw the funny side of it. And I was having a nice sleep at the time too.

I heard the story about the ducks and I saw one house had been peppered with a yellow fill.

If I find out on the grapevine it's one of my teams - consider yourself dropped.
 

Beaker

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Didn't see any houses with paint, but Twizz said he noticed more than one car with paint on it on one journey. Stupid f*cks. The duck incident is truly a new low too...

We stayed at a hotel off-site, very glad we did by the sounds of it...
 
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