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    Boasting about ownership of WWII military weapons is not being rude, just being smart! They were made to take anything thrown at them and keep on working. "All" parts are interchangeable no matter who made them. What is wrong with that??????????
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    Quote Originally Posted by shadycon View Post
    Boasting about ownership of WWII military weapons is not being rude, just being smart! They were made to take anything thrown at them and keep on working. "All" parts are interchangeable no matter who made them. What is wrong with that??????????
    Pride in ownership isn't rude, throwing it in someone's face is. Humility isn't your long suit is it?

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