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the act of being human

Now this is interesting (I promise).

Over the past… while… governments around the world (but specifically in Europe) have been doing their damnest to turn their populations into government-dependent sheep: telling them not to fight back, suggesting that the people give the criminals what they want, disarming the populaces, sending

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cultism pays well

One day, assuming you can subvert your own integrity and ethics far enough to manage it, you too might grow up to be sufficiently skilled at lying like a gorramed rug that people will pay you enough money to spread your false science, laughable hypocrisy, bloviating chicanery, …

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’nuff said

An armed society is a zombie-free society.

Stupid laboratory – you should not have to go to your truck for a firearm… …

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for some people, thinking is impossible

A whole lot of bytes have been slaughtered to make noise over Arizona’s new illegal immigration bill, SB 1070. By and large, my position on the bill is somewhat similar to Robb’s (they are here illegally – hence the term “illegal alien” – where is the problem?), so I …

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seen on the way home

A bumper sticker proclaiming, “Vegetarians taste better”.

My first thought was, “I am sure the zombies will appreciate that.” …

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mind yourself out there

Now that Facebook has gotten oh-so-very helpful and started spreading your personal information around the cortex without even so much as a by-your-leave, it might be useful to know what, exactly, it is spreading.

This tool should help.

And this page will help you put a muzzle on those …

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this was not meant for them

So for those folks out there who are interested in such things, what kind of insect or other critter would be so selective as to eat only the stalks of brand-new radish plants, but neither the leaves nor their developing roots? Bloody thing went through like a weed-eater, and took …

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Restaurant Carry 2.0 passes Senate

House Version up for vote next Wednesday

via Nikki Goeser on Facebook…

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More on that “Accidental” shooting in Lebanon

It turns out that in 2000, Lebanon police officers accidentally killed a 62 year old cousin of the guy they accidentally shot 15 times yesterday.

In 2000, Lebanon police conducted a raid on a home and shot the homeowner. Officers stormed into the wrong house and shot an innocent man.

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just a little incongruous

How is it that the backwater, unedcuated, redneck, cousin-humping, Appalachian-hillbilly, fly-over, west-bumfrack state I live in can manage to update the address on my driver’s license and handgun carry permit in five minutes on the internet, while the Great and Glorious Federal Government makes me request a hardcopy form that …

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death by power point

Speaking as someone who had to sit through the same exact four Power Point briefings (with the only changes being dates, locations, and other specific information) every time we pulled into a new port on deployment (pulling-in briefing, pulling-out briefing, security briefing, and health and safety briefing), I would venture …

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just another brick in the wall

Any honest person who keeps even the loosest of tabs on the realities of law-abiding citizens carrying firearms around in public would neither be surprised nor concerned about this particular piece of news:

People licensed to carry a concealed weapon usually pull their guns only at the firing range,

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will trumps equipment

One of the favorite arguments used by anti-rights quislings against law-abiding citizens carrying firearms is that criminals, by and large, tend to have the element of surprise on their side, and if they are already pointing a gun at you, trying to draw your own gun is only going to …

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quote of the month

Much like John, writing the Book of Revelations, cautioned future editors of the Bible against getting too liberal with their pens (fat lot of good that warning did him, though), I know better than to try and trim the following passage down in any way, shape, or form:

Dick Daley

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Your Biased WSMV Headline of the day

Driver Accidentally Killed By Lebanon Officer

And how was he accidentally killed? He was accidentally shot.

15 times.

With a weapon drawn, police said McKinnley went into the ditch toward the car, slipped and accidentally discharged his weapon.

McDannald said he saw McKinley hit the ground and the gun

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a ‘no’, with close fire support

When a choir boy lost on his way home from caring for homeless orphans approaches you with an understandably one-sided business proposition, ignores your untoward and offensive refusal, and continues to piteously beg your financial support of his dying mother, what other ways are there to get your cold-shouldered disinclination …

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i will take one, each, to go

For those enterprising, self-reliant individualists who always wanted their Swiss Army knives set up in just a certain way, with just the tools he or she wanted, your time has come. Granted, the product does not exactly exist at the moment (though your commitment and that of about another …

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the boondock saints, i and ii

The Boondock Saints: First seeing this movie in college, I was completely blown away at its presentation, style, and overall message, especially given the controversial interwinding of morality and violence, even moreso in light of the Kitty Genovese tie-in, and doubly so due to it being a big-budget Hollywood …

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windows of opportunity

If I ever happen to own/run my own commercial establishment (unlikely to happen, but we are talking hypotheticals here), like, say, a greenhouse/nursery/garden supply type place (because that actually holds some degree of interest for me) or perhaps a window tinting shop, its hours would probably be something along the …

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Told ya

You don’t want to incur the wrath of Steve Jobs.

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