Just as my weblog goes through yet another upswing of traffic, I have to waddle off for a week or two. No idea if I will be able to post this time around… it all depends on connectivity. That said, while I am gone, feel free to visit [...]
   | Just as my weblog goes through yet another upswing of traffic, I have to waddle off for a week or two. No idea if I will be able to post this time around… it all depends on connectivity. That said, while I am gone, feel free to visit [...] Some weekends are more relaxing than others. So sue me. [...] I generally try to make a point of jabbing my opponents whenever the opportunity presents itself… you never really know when your next chance will be, and you never really know if that one jab might be the terminal one. A good example of this would be the… [...] … becomes a religion. [...] This has got to be one of the funniest things, and better commercials, I have ever seen. Certainly did not convince me to buy one, but watch the commercial again? Sure! [...]
[...] I am actually going to manage to escape the People’s Republic of Kalifornistan. It is probably not going to be any time soon, and it will probably be after much nuisance here, but it will happen, damn it. Of course, the question then becomes, “Where to live?” After living on… [...] Apologies for the sporadic posting and slow updating of the People of the Gun store… I seem to have been nailed by some kind of virus that leaves me feeling like I had a date with a Mack truck – and she had slightly different… [...] Well, after spending an extra six hours in bed today after catching one hell of a viral bug, it is something of a mess at the moment. Of course, it is never looking particularly good – the sheets are hand-me-downs from my parents (the mattresses are, as well – hey,… [...] Well, ladies and gentlemen, after considerable arguing with computer as to the meaning of “transparent”, we have a finished product. [...] So it appears that Laura Washington has once again launched into one of her (in)famous anti-gun tirades. So many other pro-gun weblogs out there have fisked her into next month, so I… [...] An afterthought caution: This weblog post probably should not be read by liberals, “sensitive” types, bleeding-heart anythings, people offended by frank conversation on tetchy subjects, people easily offended in general, or other similar types. Just move along. [...] Just thought I would share a few more things from the range. [...] Regarding Ahmadumbassjihadist‘s request to visit Ground Zero in New York City, I only have this to say: [...] A lot of things could be said about the French… that they are backstabbing, socialistic cowards who do not even have the slightest comprehension of honor or commitment, for example… However, one thing can be definitely said about them: They make good movies. [...] It is always so interesting watching the old Twilight Zone episodes – the original ones, written by Rod Serling way back in the late 50′s and early 60′s. Not only are they outstanding cinematic works (and in nice, easily-viewable 30-minute chunks, at that), but you can sit there… [...] … to find other interesting things to read. So ping me with one! [...] 25 yards is a long way. I do not care what firearm you are using, what caliber it is shooting, or what ammo you are sending downrange… a target at 25 yards is a tiny-arsed thing, especially when seen over iron sights. Enough so that the 10 “ring” was smaller… [...] It is actually RAINING! In Southern Kalifornistan! [...] Over the years, my parents raised me with a healthy respect for and suspicion of polls, statistics, and other such number-crunching exercises. They can be remarkably powerful when applied properly, but all it takes is an erroneous process, or a dishonest operator, and the same set of numbers can yield… [...] Since my father was in the military, we tended to move around a fair bit during his time in service, and only a little less after he retired. The longest we ever spent in one place was about seven years (after his retirement, though), and the shortest was either two… [...] Heard at dinner tonight:
The really funny part? Person 2 was a female. It is good to know that some girls out there still have appreciation for the simple… [...] Well, they always say that one of the surefire ways to make weblog fail is to not post on a daily basis. [...] You know, I really might be nitpicking and overthinking this entire situtation, but I have been watching a few episodes of Battlestar Galactica (the new series) recently, and reached an odd conclusion. [...] As I am sure you all are aware at this point, I recently came into possession of my very own M1A SOCOM II. I have been wanting a rifle for a while now, and this rifle in specific for not much shorter, so it is kind of nice… [...] … because I will definitely need some stuff to read when I get back. Need to catch up on the happenings of the world, and all that. [...] I still remember September 11, 2001. [...] Hey, look, a post! Someone catch it before it runs off! [...] … but give me a ping anywise and let me know what you are up to. [...] Just when my weblog is experiencing another upswing of readership (thanks to the kind linkage at Snowflakes in Hell this time around), I go and disappear on you all again. This time it is going to be for a few weeks, and while I may be able to… [...] I do a fair bit of driving in and around San Diego, and while it is quite often a challenge to do so without being run over by some crazed lunatic on the road (more often than not, with Mexico tags), I do tend to notice stupid little things at… [...] At about 1220 yesterday afternoon, someone referred here by the Technorati Reactions page for Ride Fast and Shoot Straight became my 15,000th visitor. In fact, I am fairly certain it was Ride Fast himself. Well, I think that warrants a “Congratulations” for me, a “Shiny” for… [...] Ok, my “studio” sucks (considering it is little more than my bookshelves covered with a white sheet, it is no wonder), my lighting is atrocious (various fluorescent and incandescent lights, casting shades I would hesitate to call “white”), and I am not Oleg Volk (much to my detriment).… [...] I have no love for the ACLU. Given that I love America, enjoy our rights and freedoms, and have no joy over a nanny state, that should go without saying. I would expound upon this lack of love more often, but another site does a damned good job… [...] My armory just got a little bigger. [...] Nepalese aerospace engineers recently stumbled across a yet-unknown advance in aircraft technology. It turns out that goat entrails make damned good substitutes for electrical wiring in a 757. [...] In case you all have not noticed, I have been doing some spring cleaning to the blogroll to the right. However, despite that cleaning, a few of the links seem to have been getting jiggy with each other, and I now have more links than I started with. Explanations follow. [...] Yeah, so have I. And unsurprisingly predictably enough for me, I have something to show you: [...] Ok, TCode has been not only disabled, but deleted. For some reason, Movable Type has been completely reinstalling/rebuilding itself every night at about 0030 local, and all of my various plugin settings are lost in this process. As such, any plugins I was not actively using have been deleted, and… [...] So hit me up with something to read. [...]  |    |
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. Well, I say “reread”, but it has probably been over ten years since the last time I read it. The interesting thing is just…
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