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Comcast sucks. Again. Only, this time, the suckage is a little more significant. [...] The day is rapdily drawing to a close, so if you have not already, please thank a veteran for their service. Numerous soldiers, sailors, airmen, Marines, and Coasties sacrifice so much of their time, energy, and lives to protect us, our country, and our way of life – a simple … [...] TriggerFinger points us to a rather troubling development in once-Great Britain:
[...] Tropical storms are much more tolerable from 400-odd miles away from where they made landfall, and not on the coast itself, or, even better, bobbing around on a bitty little ship as we try to steam through the bloody things…… [...] I am not a tactical operations expert, so my lessons-learned from the Fort Hood mass murder were relatively short, probably incomplete, and just the tip of a very large iceberg. On the other hand, Karl Rehn is somewhat versed in these kinds of matters, being a certified NRA instructor, Master … [...] It is a damned near-pathetic state of affairs when the families of our servicemen and women feel as though their military members would be safer in a war zone than at their own, American bases:
[...] And yet, still nothing to report. [...] In my mindless meanderings around the internet, I occasionally end up at places positively chock-a-block full of drool-worthy eye-candy, such as Blade Forums – I could absolutely spend hours at that website, digging through countless examples of beautiful tools and hardware that I could never hope to afford (or rationalize), … [...] Here is some interesting, albeit frightening, trivia concerning our wonderful new [...] Every one of life’s experiences is an opportunity for us to learn, and while the mass murder at Fort Hood is undeniably tragic and unfortunate, it is also provides education to those willing to pay attention. So far as I see it, the two large take-aways are thus: [...] As of last night, the United States Federal Government just took a massive step towards becoming the largest slave-owning entity in the history of mankind. Additionally, the United States House of Representatives just put a quantifiable, specific, monetary cost on being a citizen of America – $750 a year for … [...] As always, Oleg Volk has an amazing way with words: [...] Many years back, a considerable number of “liberals“, “progressives”, Democrats, and other left-leaning individuals made copious quantities of hay over President Bush’s delayed response to the 9/11 attacks, holding it up as evidence that President Bush was somehow involved in the attacks, did not care about the attacks, … [...] Ok, the engineer in me has officially decreed this to be the coolest thing I have ever seen. The short story? [...] So Better Half and I started watching the new series V a few nights back, and my only real gripe so far (aside from various engineering and physics qualms) was the acceptance rate. Yes, these aliens are human-looking. Yes, they get here speaking our languages. Yes, they talk some good … [...] Thanks to RideFast’s reminder, my donate button off to the left has been updated to make use of the new GunPal system… which probably does not matter, since no one used the old one, but there it is.… [...] With winter storming Eastern Tennessee by force these days, one of the considerations Better Half and I will have for our future house will be window treatments. Window treatments? Well, in addition to blocking out sunlight, Peeping Toms, and other such things, a lot of pleated curtains these days also … [...] It is something of a lengthy post, but you need to read this. There, but for the grace of God, goes America, and it would seem as though God’s graces have been getting mighty sparce recently…… [...] For all of those veterans out there who are not yet members of USAA, this is your chance.
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