   | Taken through the window of my apartment, so excuse the poor quality: [...] Meet Dave [...] Building supply surplus stores are awesome. [...] Our glorious President really has no clue:
… [...] By way of a comment left here by the folks at Pax Parabellum, I learn that Governor Phil Bredesen broke a promise to support the bill allowing handgun carry permit holders to carry their firearms into restaurants that serve alcohol. Back in… [...] For those of you who have been reading this weblog for about two years now (all… none of you, probably), you might just remember that shortly after purchasing my M1A SOCOM II, I stumbled across an interesting offering from a company called Kel-Tec – their… [...] Over at Alphecca, Jeff points out a positively absurd turn of events:
… [...] Unsurprisingly for those who have been paying attention to Tennessee politics, our governor, Phil Bredesen, decided to veto the bill allowing law-abiding handgun carry permit holders from carrying their firearms into restaurants that serve alcohol. This is, as I said, relatively unsurprising, given that Phil has reached his… [...] Even though I will not be at the Gunblogger Rendezvous shindig this year, something tells me I might be purchasing a few of these tickets. [...]
[...] Coincidentally appropriate for the day, while North Korea was testing their new nuclear toys, Better Half and I were exploring Alcoa’s own “Millennium Manor“. Les Jones has probably the best collection of news concerning this fascinating bit of American architecture, so I will just… [...] What happens when the federal government cannot balance its books and spends itself flat broke? Does it have to file bankruptcy and reorganize its spending to be balanced, while simultaneously paying off the debts it has? [...] Unfortunately, it would appear as though Mr. Jerome Ersland is being charged with first-degree murder concerning his defensive gun use in his pharmacy last week. [...] This is probably the worst movie tie-in product I have ever seen. [...] It is unfortunate that it takes drastic police lay-offs to teach people what they always should have known, but I guess that is life these days. [...] Unlike the editorial staff of the Commercial Appeal, who still cannot be bothered to provide links substantiating the claims and assertions in their editorial writings, Richard Locker appears to have figured out the magic of hyperlinks, and was able to sneak one such link pointing to the [...] North Korea tested short-range military missiles a few days ago in defiance of international sanctions. That is bad. [...] So, does anyone have anything good, bad, or ugly to say about the Canon Rebel XTi DSLR [...] For those who were not paying attention this morning, it would appear as though President Barack Hussein Obama has selected federal appeals Judge Sonia Sotomayor to succeed retiring Supreme Court Justice David Souter. [...] It is always good to see the staff of the Commercial Appeal continue with their rampantly anti-firearm agenda – it makes it so much easier to call them out as being the discriminating bigots they are. Consider this “news” article, entitled “Memphians debate guns in parks”,… [...] So, over a month has passed since I started using FreeNAS – what do I have to say about it? [...] With this predictable and unsettling news, I only have one solitary question: [...] Well, it seems as though this past weekend was a bad one to take a break from news and a mostly-hiatus from weblogging. [...] You will probably only have about six hours to jump on this deal by the time you read this post, but GoGamer.com has BlackSite: Area 51 for PC and Prey for PC for $1.90 and $1 respectively. I have demoed both, and while neither first-person shooter… [...] General Orders Number 11, Grand Army of the Republic Headquarters:
… [...] Internet Relay Chat (otherwise known as “IRC”): Definitive proof that some people never should have left high school… and that some people never did. [...] I do not think I can even come up with a coherent response to this:
… [...] It is a bad thing when my shredder has a difficult time processing the copious amounts of gos-se the NRA sends to me on a weekly basis… [...] Attention all hoplophobes, anti-rights activists, gun-grabbers, Brady Campaign members, Violence Policy Center members, victimhood projectionists, anti-self-defense scoundrels, nanny-statists, and anyone else who would strip us of our naturally-granted and Constitutionally-protected rights and freedoms: [...] When you get right down to it, Too Human [...] Since I have the joy of having today off, I thought I would introduce you all to the weather that prevented me from going to the range last Saturday: [...] When doing a Google search for “walls of the city“, the first hit is predictably this site, but how does one go about adjusting what shows up in the two columns of links under it? [...] Why do city planners insist on placing residential districts on the sides of relatively busy highways, and why do developers insist on building relatively nice neighborhoods on those tracts? [...] You really cannot make up things like this:
That quote is… [...] The Tennessee Senate recently voted that handgun carry permit holders should be allowed to carry their firearms into state and local parks unless the specific municipalities in charge of those parks say otherwise… and, predictably, Chris Peck and the rest of the editorial staff of the Commercial Appeal… [...] I strive to keep this weblog somewhere around a PG-13 rating, just because I want to. As such, I am going to go ahead and issue a fair warning to any and all reading this particular post – if you read any further in this post, or click the “More… [...] Mr. Huffman reminded me of this and while I have been postponing writing about it, I guess I should go ahead and bite the bullet… What I am about to say will probably surprise a few people, but that is all the fun of weblogging, right? [...] Botach Tactical has what I would politely describe as a “rudimentary” webpage – as ecommerce sites go, it is about as bare-bones as you can possibly get and still have images. However, they were running a 10% off sale this past week, and I decided to give them a shot… [...] My non-IRA mutual fund actually clawed its way back to breaking even today. Holy crap on a pogo stick. [...] And in another dose of Life Lessons From Linoge, this is a prime example of how not to handle a public perception fiasco. [...] In case I have not made it abundantly clear in the past, the upper on B.O.M.B.E.R. was constructed by Michael Z. Williamson, who appears to have done a fantastic job with it given its performance over the weekend. You can find out about his… [...] Bias in the media? What bias in the media? [...]  |    |
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is highly recommended from the family here at wotc… Situational comedy, double/triple-entendres, and a quirky view on the human species from some folks who are not from around here. And it manages to be damned hilarious while still maintaining a PG rating. Works for us.
? I am considering snagging a factory refurbished one for $350 (including an 18-55mm lens), and was wondering if this was worth it for my first foray into the world of DSLR.
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is a fairly uninspired rip-off on Diablo and just about every other dungeon-diving third-person game out there… But God bless it is addictive.
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