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A year ago today, I carried a firearm in public outside of the military for the first time ever. Said firearm was carried in a Holsters By Eric Leatherworks Pro TL Tuckable holster – a piece of leather that I have had nary a complaint with over the past … [...] I guess this is yet another thing to file under the heading of, “Things that make me giggle uncontrollably.” [...] At work, we have a Ford Fusion Hybrid for business-related driving, and I have to admit – as hybrid vehicles go, it really is not all that bad. It has a surprising amount of pickup if you want it to (though there is a momentary lag between flooring the pedal … [...] Vigilante: a self-appointed doer of justice. [...] So this has already made its way completely around the blogosphere and back again, but I figure I might as well add my two cents as well: [...] Quite possibly one of my favorite quotes ever, from the visual interpretation of Terry Pratchett’s Hogfather
[...] Given that I am consdiering venturing into the realm of “open carry”, I am trying to track down an elusive form of information rarely seen on the Internet these days: the facts. I am not looking for second-, third-, fourth-, or nth-hand reports, I am not looking for rumors, I … [...] With my sister-in-law heading off to college this weekend, this list is particularly poignant, though they are always good reads for any particular college year. That said, I do have one small complaint with this year’s version:
These days, you … [...] A few days ago, I copy-pasted something I never thought I would quote, and, believing something comparable would not soon rise its head, I figured that might just count as the quote of the year.
[...] Last week, a federal jury ruled that official United States of America currency, struck and stamped by the Department of the Treasury, is not worth its stated face value, but is rather worth the value of the materials used in its fabrication. [...] As cutting-edge, high-tech, and technologically-advanced as America is these days, I am constantly amazed at the things we do not have. [...] So our “earnest money” check was cashed today, after the homeowner signed the offer last week… Granted, that is the furthest we have ever gotten in shopping for a house, but it still does not mean much – since this is a short sale, the offer still has to be … [...] While legislators in Nashville were considering whether or not to allow handgun carry permit holders to carry firearms in local parks, rights-activists, such as myself, were constantly being assaulted with proclamations of how our parks are already safe, and how letting licensed, background-checked, trained individuals carry into those parks will … [...] So a man was seen carrying an AR-15 pattern rifle at a demonstration outside a speech given by our Glorious Leader on Monday. For most people, this sight would be relatively unusual, but given that the man was in Arizona, what he was doing was perfectly legal and within the … [...] Sometime early this morning, “walls of the city” had its 100,000th visitor. W00t. Thanks to everyone who stopped by, even those who were unwittingly sent here by unrelated Google searches…… [...] We have talked about Randy Rayburn here at “walls of the city” a few times before, but his most-recent load of gos-se deserves some renewed attention:
[...] Less than two weeks after starting it, the White House has shut down the flag@whitehouse.gov email address:
[...] I will admit it – ignorant, narrow-minded, irrational comments like the following one really get on my nerves:
[...] I really, really want to be excited at this news, but it just is not happening:
[...] It is probably a bad thing that the repairs I am having to effect on my apartment are actually improving its durability and the quality of its craftsmanship.… [...]  |
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