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Like a child caught with his hand in the cookie jar, our glorious President has decided to continue funding veteran healthcare for wounds, injuries, or disabilities caused by their service to our country:
[...] When it comes to resources on monolithic scope mounts for AR-15s, or anything else with a dorsal picatinny rail, this is pretty much the best one out there. Some of the information may be a little out-of-date, and some of the newest options on the market may not be … [...] Joe Huffman points out that the DoD instructions for all once-fired brass to be mutilated (which were rescinded yesterday, thankfully) were actually an honest misunderstanding… or, at least, as honest a misunderstanding as the government can make. [...] You just cannot make this kind of stuff up
[...] This post is mostly directed at the BlogSpot users of the universe, but quite a few other webloggers out there could stand to take notice. [...] Surprisingly, today’s gem from Richard Locker, the Commercial Appeal‘s leading anti-firearms journalist, was impressively devoid of rampant hoplophobia, pants-shitting hysterics, and other idiocies he has indulged in previously. Mayhap there is hope after all. [...] Robb was right. [...] Today brings two more news reports concerning our glorious new President that I can only copy-paste and not comment on, for the sake of not spewing forth language unfit for those who have not been around sailors before. [...] Just as I finish up a post castigating it for the new rule, the federal government went and dropped the requirement for all once-fired brass to be mutilated before being sold:
[...] A lot of the writing I do here is spent complaining about the actions and decisions of local, state, and federal government and government members, much like the previous one. However, from time to time, a member of government actually manages to do or say something right, and they should … [...] Kevin, over at The Smallest Minority, has been keeping up with the new brass-mutiliation edict from our government, and points to this update:
[...] Well, it turns out that “SyFy” refers to sexually transmitted diseases in Poland. [...] Yesterday, I complained at the lacking quality in the penultimate Battlestar Galactica episode. [...] A while ago, I wrote the NRA a nice little email concerning their email and carbon-mail spamming tactics when it comes to getting people to renew their memberships, and I requested that they take the money they would otherwise have spent spamming me, and instead apply it to something acutally… … [...] What is the point of putting a six-inch-diameter race tachometer (complete with an inch-diameter shift-light) into an automatic Chevrolet S-10 pickup? [...] What follows is one of the more amusing claims from one of the hoplophobes supporting the Commercial Appeal’s privacy invasion of law-abiding handgun carry permit holders:
[...] You know, it really does not seem fair that while I am on some seriously hardcore antibiotics for my stomach bug, a common cold moves into my head. [...] I have been following the newest incarnation of Battlestar Galactica near-on religiously since its first episode, despite moves, deployments, forest-fires, and whatever else might have come along. And after over four years of spectacular special effects, compelling stories, and a generally impressive epic, I have this to say: [...] The ability to rearrange the items on its taskbar is a feature Windows should have always had. [...]  |
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