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Speaking of discretionary income I probably do not have, I had the chance to briefly test-drive a nearly-perfect-condition 1968 Chevrolet Camaro SS396 with a L35 325HP engine and a three-speed automatic. Even without the stick-shift, and partially thanks to a sticky gas pedal (and my overzealous foot), I found out … [...] *sigh* The guy who sold me my beautiful Uberti Open-Top is now selling a Cimmaron 1878 Coach Gun for a scant $400 (which can probably be talked-down, given our previous business). [...] Unfortunately, given that we do not have a house yet, we have nowhere to put 14 somewhat-heavy boxes, but if you ever wanted a pre-built survival food stash that you could rely on for at least 20 years (and probably a few beyond), Costco has one hell of a deal… [...] I guess the great AR-15/magazine shortage of 2009 is finally over: [...] Well, this is an interesting hit: [...] Browning ground beef before going to work in the morning. [...] So SCOTUS is going to hear a case about the Chicago gun ban, and rule on incorporation of the 2nd amendment. Basically, they are going to decide if the 2nd applies to local and state governments. [...] This made me giggle:
[...] While the city of Knoxville itself decided to display its disregard for the rights of its resident citizens, the Knox County Commission decided to uphold a citizen’s right to self-defense last night by allowing licensed, background-checked, law-abiding citizens to carry their handguns in Knox County Parks. [...] This headline alone is a sad statement on the condition of modern journalism: … but it should be obvious that the rest of the article provides an even better castigation of journalists and the blatant biases they are not even trying to … [...] If you ever wanted to strap a jet-pack to my ego, saying things like this will certainly suffice:
I guess my signal-to-noise ratio is improving…… [...] Here in Tennessee, restauranteurs are coming completely unglued over whether or not to post their respective establishments as being “off-limits” to law-abiding, background-checked, permitted citizens carrying their firearms in a lawful manner. Amusingly, the fast-food joints here in the patron state of shooting things did not seem to have similar … [...] A few weeks back, a substantial number of concerned American citizens marched to the Capitol to express their displeasure at how the American government has been run over the past few decades/centuries. There was no rioting. There was no violence. There was no destruction of private or public property. There … [...] Benefit #57 of Carrying a Knife: Touching up those spots that your electric razor missed in the morning. Proceed at your own risk.… [...] Got to work this morning, and my thermometer’s first digit was “4″. [...] Sanctions on Cuba have failed for 40 years, but sanctions on Iran will work instantly!… [...] If you ever want to venture into the realm of NFA-regulated firearms and accessories (short-barreled rifles, short-barreled shotguns, “any other weapons”, automatic firearms, silencers, etc.), make 110% sure you know exactly what the law says, and how to abide by the letter of it, otherwise things like this could happen … [...] On Friday, Our Glorious President sang kumbaya with some of the world’s professional politicians in an attempt to drive the atomic djinn back into his containment bottle by force of ego alone. [...] Below is a forward I received at work:
[...] Remember that whole exposé on the Mayors Against
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