   | Seen on the drive home from Chicago last weekend: an honest-to-God “Girls Gone Wild” RV. And a big one, at that. [...] Once again, Chris Muir knocks it clean out of the park:
Indeed. [...] Brownells [...] Wifi on planes is somehow just wrong… it takes away the whole “but I am on a plane” excuse for not doing work while travelling… [...] Better Half and I are visiting my parental units out west, so do not expect too much in the way of posting over the next few days. Have a happy Thanksgiving, and be thankful that we live in one of the freest, if not the freest, countries in the world…… [...] I have been intentionally avoiding commenting on the charges brought against three Navy SEALS, simply because I believe that the full facts of the situation have not been adequately documented or exposed, and are not likely to be so until after those SEALS’ courts martial. However, [...] Now that we have figured out how to properly augment frozen pizzas, as well as create our own from more-or-less scratch, Better Half and I buy take-out/delivery pizzas… well… never. However, Papa John’s just earned a metric butt-ton of respect from me:
… [...] Remind me to not drop fully-loaded magazines from a height of 8.5 feet. Seems as though the folks at MagPul [...] A few days ago, the Hadley Climate Research Unit got its happy little butt hacked, and somewhere over 60MB of data was exported (and is available here, if you want it). The Research Unit has admitted to the hack, and while they will not confirm whether… [...] What do 58 Senators, 251 Representatives, 891 state legislators, 38 state Attorney Generals, 42 district attorneys in two states, and various other civil rights, academic, law enforcement, professorial, conservation, and [...] Over at The Firearm Blog, Steve adequately puts to rest the theory that “high-capacity” firearms are a new and recent development. [...] I really have to give Sergeant Singer credit for standing up and saying what he believes in:
… [...] When it comes to the Fort Hood mass murder, it would seem as though the only thing the anti-rights advocates of America can bring to the table is lies and more lies (which bear a striking resemblance to the first set of lies). [...] Ok, my Google-fu is failing me. [...] Want. [...] Seen last Friday at work: a SMART car… with a U-Haul hitch. [...] Your next hint as to what it is (and this may be sufficient for some people): it is originally from a town called “Flat Rock”. [...] I really cannot blame Breda for going this route:
… [...] There’s been a lot of misreporting, assumptions, and insinuations about what actually happened with Restaurant Carry and what it means. I can’t seem to find a PDF of Bonnyman’s ruling yet, so anything in this post is my recollection of what happened. IANAL, YMMV. [...] I admit that I have not had a chance to read the entire idiotic ruling from Chancellor Bonnyman, but this is an interesting take on the situation, from someone who has more experience in the process than I do (and someone who is a lawyer, to… [...] It followed me home! [...] Behold the belt-fed 12 gauge 6″ AR upper. [...] TN 39-17-1305(c)(3) is unconstitutional because it violates the due process clause. [...] I got Internet, and there’s other people with laptops here, so here we go. Refresh for updates. [...] In about 90 minutes the hearing on Restaurant Carry starts in Chancellor Bonnyman’s courtroom. I’ll be there, hopefully with the technical ability to provide updates. My netbook is kind of a lemon, and I don’t even know if the Chancellor will allow such things in her courtroom. [...] I just saw it–for sale–with my own eyes. No adjustable backstrap. Dunno about the recoil spring. It did have the stipling and the fish gill slide serrations which werent as ugly as I thought. Didn’t notice an ambi mag release but I wasnt looking. [...] It is looking like Better Half and I will be headed up to Chicago this weekend by way of Louisville and Indianapolis on the way up, and part of Route 66 on the way back. If any fellow gunbloggers (or readers) want us to wave at them as we scoot… [...] Pardon me while I vent for a moment. [...] It would seem as though modern America is more like the Roman Empire of old than any of us originally thought… or have you not heard yet? Apparently, Christians are to blame for the recession. [...] Oddly enough, when you shoot back at pirates, they tend to go the other direction. Quickly. [...] Not having the appropriate hardware myself, my opinions on this topic might be somewhat meaningless, but I cannot help but to echo the general “WTF” reaction to this news, as originally expressed by Wizbang and Free in Idaho:
… [...] So I made my choice last night and went to the Metro Council meeting. They didn’t talk about Guns In Parks, and I didn’t get to talk to Sam Coleman about his reversal, so from a gunblogger prospective I chose…poorly. [...] Apparently this sticker is posted at Lili’s Authentic Oriental in Pulaski, TN (a restaurant that will receive my business if I am ever in that particular town, which, unfortunately, seems unlikely): [...] Today’s bigotry-exposing word-replacement exercise subject is UBU52, a regular [...] Thanks to the culinary educational genius that is Alton Brown, Better Half and I (though mostly the former) were able to make our own miso soup last night. Well, strictly speaking, we had to forego both the katsuobushi and niboshi due to Better Half’s… [...] Just when you think Comcast’s suckage cannot get any harder… [...] 2012: Bogus science abounds, but if you are just there for the gratuitous special effects (which, thankfully, I was), then you should be good to go. [...] It appears that the Metro Nashville City Council will be reconsidering guns-in-parks:
The thing I find interesting is that Sam Coleman was one of the most vocal opponents of… [...] …even if your client asks you to never patch them. I’ve got something like 160 billable hours since November 1 because my client “didn’t want to see popups” on some customer-facing kiosks. The popups they were complaining about were operating system updates being pushed out, so we stopped pushing updates… [...]  |    |
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