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Originally Posted by
BruceHMX
While I can usually find beauty in women from any country for some reason the women from Israel have some sort of earthy beauty that cannot be equaled anywhere else.
I wouldn’t throw away the Lebanese, my friend...
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jonnyc, That was the member...
Yup, that was me. I reread my previous posts on the subject and wouldn't add or delete anything.
And Bruce.....it's all about the guns.
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The Neighborhood watch is "Mash Az." They are a volunteer arm of the police, and are essentially a neighborhood watch with guns. I have many photos of Carbines in Israel, but they are stuck in photobucket. I'll pull them when I have time, and move them to IMGUR so I can post here. If you think about it, the M1
Carbine is a natural for the job, since it was designed as a PDW for US troops who were not assaulting enemy positions. A testimony to its effectiveness is that it went from being a PDW to an offensive arm by the end of the war, and through into Vietnam.
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Soooo many beautiful women....ah I mean weapons, weapons in Israel. Just look at those women caring A1, M4, 30 cal. carbines. A man can't go wrong there now can he.
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Originally Posted by
Bruce McAskill
Soooo many beautiful women....ah I mean weapons, weapons in Israel. Just look at those women caring A1, M4, 30 cal. carbines. A man can't go wrong there now can he.
Unless he crosses one of those gun toting women!!!
""Mash Az."" It's actually Mish"Az, actually spelled like that in the original Hebrew, and it stands for Mishmar"Ezrachit, or Civilian Guard. The "ch" in Ezrachit has that throat-clearing guttural sound.
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