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To answer the burning question that has been keeping you up at night, yes, you can do pretty damn near everything Dollywood has to offer in a single day, but you had better be prepared for the hangover afterwards… [...] I feel like it’s been a week since I wrote anything. My sister got married over the weekend, I’ve been assigned two additional projects at work, and my wife and I are dogsitting for her brother this week. [...] In a 5-2 vote this evening, my city’s council decided to disarm law-abiding, background-checked, proven-responsible citizens when they visit city parks, and, by the same vote, decided to empower criminals who can now be guaranteed that the vast majority of park-goers are defenseless, easy victims. [...] Uncle asks, “What could possibly go wrong?”
[...] I am somewhat remiss in linking to this, but fellow gunblogger Reputo has done an absolutely outstanding job refuting the specious myth that “guns are bad news for women”, in the following seven-part series: [...] A month ago, the red light cameras at two intersections in my small town went “hot”, signaling the end of their warning/grace period, and the beginning of their active “enforcement”. In those 30 days, those two intersections have generated over 4,200 violations, each with a $50 fine. Over four thousand, … [...] In the process of coming to terms with the crime mecca his government has created in his country, British citizen James Higham shows me something I never knew before:
[...] I might have misspoke concerning the two old guys crossing the country on Piaggo MP3s – apparently, they did pack everything they personally needed on the scoots. I do know there is a crash-truck following them across the country, but they may very well have separated out their stuff … [...]
And yet there are those people who would aid and abet criminals by unjustly taking away … [...] So this is a very interesting graphic, as provided by Visual Economics: [...] On the basis of this search, I would wager that someone was a little tired of dealing with the pile of gos-se that is Firefox. [...] My quaint little webpage had an interesting visitor yesterday: [...] It is kind of strange to think that we have been living in Tennessee for over a year now… [...] I have discussed the “No Fly List”/”Terrorist Watch List” before, and I have additionally discussed how some people want to abridge your rights on the basis of being on an arbitrary list, but here is a quick recap: The list has no real oversight. You can be added … [...] The Virginia Citizens Defense Leage has an outstanding follow-up to the “Wild-West” shooting I talked about a few days ago, reprinted in its entirety below (hopefully they will not mind too much – news like this deserves to be spread):
[...] Amazon.com [...] Want. [...] Federal prosecuters persue charge for legal firearm transaction. [...] Speaking of criminals not bothering to obey laws, just yesterday, an armed man attacked, and then was shot and killed by, police officers in D.C.. So let us do a quick tally here… it was illegal for him to: (1) carry a loaded gun in D.C., (2) run over … [...] Tennessee to Federal Government: The 10th Amendment means something [...]  |
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