Yes. Radical Muslim fanatics who would kill/attack/otherwise silence those who would dare to draw likenesses of their pedophile founder can kiss my hairy, white, Christian ass.
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Yes. Radical Muslim fanatics who would kill/attack/otherwise silence those who would dare to draw likenesses of their pedophile founder can kiss my hairy, white, Christian ass. (First two images courtesy of Chris Muir.) … [...] Since Weer’d has already announced it, I thought I might follow up here as well – Weer’d World is currently live and functional, and once Weer’d figures out how to drive it, there should be some more content than just the “Hello world” opening message. Did I have something … [...] Try as I might, I simply cannot bring myself to be upset about Megan Fox being fired from the upcoming third installment of the Transformers [...] The lyrics to White Zombie “More human that human” make a whole lot more sense to me now that I’ve seen “Bladerunner.”… [...] Move completed. Charter internet and cable set up. Way too many boxes in the garage. Now if the house were just finished, rather than our contractor taking another whole day off for no apparent reason (after our one month project somehow managing to take three months now), that would be … [...] Yesterday, in the gunblogger conspiracy, JayG and I decided that we should never be on the same road, unless we were in the same car. We are both a little, frustrated, by other drivers who don’t follow the rules. Our rules. JayG probably has his own set, but here are … [...] Mrs. Goeser sent me an email on the matter, reproduced here in it’s entirety:
[...] As expected, Governor Bredesen vetoed SB3012. So what happens now? Well, last night I got to speak with Senator Doug Jackson about that. The timeline basically will go like this: On Monday, he’ll make a motion on the Senate Floor that will allow them to vote on the veto … [...] And people say us gunnies are compensating for anatomical deficiencies… I really have to wonder which anatomical feature they are compensating for, though… … [...] Speaking of our government causing the problems we taxpayers now need to tend to, about a month ago, I wrote about an email USAA sent out regarding the impending “Restoring American Financial Stability Act of 2010″, and its included “Volcker Rule”. basically, this would be a Very Bad Thing … [...] Taxes are a governmentally-endorsed and -mandated punishment. This is a relatively simple concept, but one a lot of people seem to have difficulties with. If a government wants more of something, they subsidize it. If they want less of something, they tax it. And much though hundreds, if not hundreds … [...] This is certainly not the best way to learn CPR (and neither is it the worst), but it will get you… *ahem*… pointed in the right direction (link is assuredly NSFW). (Courtesy of Moral Flexibility.) … [...] From TFA Email Alert:
[...] In the seemingly interminable saga of UBU52′s blatant bigotry and outright stupidity, Elmo Iscariot had this to say:
[...] Note to self: replacing thermostats is something that should be done in the spring or fall, when temperatures are reasonable, and windows can be left open comfortably, because there are few things in this world that will raise my bloodpressure (and thus perceived temperature) faster than mucking around with little … [...] I hate the willful destruction of perfectly functional equipment as much as any other engineer (see: “Cash for Clunkers” and erroneously named “gun buy-backs” (how do you buy “back” something you never owned to begin with?)), but if I had the money (and it would probably … [...] These pictures are a few days old, due to the torrential dowpours we are getting every hour or so for the past two days, but these bushy flowering things (otherwise known as hydrangeas) could be found in our back yard:
In the background of that shot, you can make out … [...] I have to admit, someone writing the NRA-ILA‘s press releases has developed quite the talent for snarky poking of fun at blatantly anti-rights organizations:
[...] Today was our new neighborhood’s yearly spring picnic and neighborhood association meeting, complete with hamburgers, a visit from one of the town’s aldermen, and a spring shower sufficient to shut down festivities. . As I am wont to do every time I am out of the apartment and not at … [...] Want to know how to make it rain here in Eastern Tennessee? Wait until enough dry days have passed that your garden and potted plants start looking like they are growing out lumps of terra cotta, and then water them. We currently have a trees-are-sideways storm going on outside. *sigh* … [...]  |
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series. Sure, as eye-candy, she ranks up there a little, but there is, so far as I can tell, no shortage of other equally- or …
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