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Originally posted by duffistuta
Yes, hence the smiley face - oh, and the fact that the article opens with a Minor Threat song that isn't exactly the sort of thing you'd sing to Grandma.

You straight edge kids are so uptight...you want to get out more.:p ;)
Damn, I still havent had a chance to pick up the mag. I'm not uptight, it just bothers me when people think I'm something that I'm not. Hence my eagerness to correct any misconceptions about Straight Edge. Sorry if I came off as a dick or anything.... I swear I'm a cool guy.
 

Baca Loco

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Duffy was kidding. He does that.

If we's talking issue 203 it isn't out over here--I haven't even received my copy of 202 yet (probably because of the holidays.) Either way you haven't missed out and I have seen PGI in most of the big book chains (not sure about Waldens) and even spotted some copies at my local Walmart Superstore or you could subscribe and guarantee yourself all the bestest in pball coverage for a whole year. :)
 

Baca Loco

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Apparently we was talkin' issue 202 and I didn't get the memo. Oops!
Anyway, mighty good issue all the way around. Cover feature by Brandon Showers was another face of Pball but perhaps less Edge focused than I was expecting. But that only leaves room for a follow up sometime as it remains, I think, a worthwhile topic to explore and, dare I say, cutting edge.:) :rolleyes:

And just in case anyone thinks from my earlier comment in this thread that Doc isn't serious, he is, but he's also realistic. He does drug test and will continue to do so, sometimes with notice sometimes without. He knows he can't control the lives of his players 24/7 but what he wants is for paintball and the team and its success to be a clear alternative. The point isn't to hold a gun (or marker:) ) to the players' heads in order to threaten their opportunity to play and compete--it's to make sure they can see for themselves that their successes and the team's success comes from their dedication, hard work, commitment and responsibility.