I've posted these "Rules for Gunfighting" before, but decided today to make a slideshow for when I do certain types of training at work. Two of the images are pretty wonky, and I don't know how it happened (and I'll fix them, of course), but in general I'm pretty proud of myself because I've never done anything like this before!!
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"In ten years no one will remember the details of caliber, stance or tactics. They will only remember who lived."
*nod*
I liked the slide show. More then I thought I would too...
Thanks, Jen. It's a silly thing, but I'm really proud of this! Tomorrow I will try to find out what happened to slides 4 and 9.
:-/
(Should I mention it took me six hours? I really am a techno-idiot).
I think it's great. I haven't ever made one, but it kinda makes me want to!
After rereading my comment, I just wanna say the "more then I thought I would" totally related to seeing the pictures and assuming it would be military related (which isn't my favorite subject) but I thought the statements were not only applicable but profound too.
I don't know if that sounds any better, but I sounded ridiculously smug the first time.
Hahaha.
Sorry!
:)
I tried to find images that were law enforcement related for the slideshow, but there just aren't enough good ones (that I can use, anyway) to do that.
Lately, "all things military" isn't most people's favorite subject. I agree with the current sentiment that it is time to bring our troops home, for lots of reasons. But, whether or not I agree with decisions being made, I support America and I will root ONLY for "our team." Undermining the war effort here at home (safe and snug in our comfy beds) doesn't seem to me to be a good way to "root for our team." Right or wrong, I'm for America.
Your a better man then I am, Gunga Din!
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