October 19, 2008

Knob Creek Videos, Part III

I stumbled upon another mystery of the digital age.  The mystery prompted the following note to YouTube:

Dear YouTube,

You rock. But, oh my goodness, you move at a snail's pace!  How is it possible that I can download a song from Itunes in 3 seconds, but it takes five minutes to upload an 11 second video to YouTube?  Please advise. 

I finally uploaded all of the Knob Creek video to the Pretty Pistolera YouTube Channel.  There is lots of gunny goodness for your viewing pleasure.  There are even videos of my mother-in-law shooting machine guns.  It was fun for all ages!

As promised the rest of my videos are avaialble to watch - Glock 18, HK MP5 PDW, M4 Carbine, M60, and an M249 SAW.  My favorite is the Browning 1919 (its nickname is Grandpa).  It took me some time to let the Browning bullets fly... Grandpa gave me an owie. 

Oct 19, 2008 8:09:46 PM | Knob Creek

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Joe

Stop it already! Gees, I'm officially jealous.

Posted by: Joe | October 20, 2008 at 06:37 PM

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