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As my previous posts might have indicated to observant readers, I am basically using pre-written canned posts from a few weeks/days ago to make up for the lack of time I have to write while the kittens are getting settled in to our house, and our house is getting settled … [...] How can anyone who supports a "right to life" not support armed self-defense, when a disparity of potentially lethal force is so easily found between aggressors and victims? Alternatively, how can anyone who supports a "right to choose" not support a person’s ability to decide how, or even if, they … [...]
Problem: one week old baby rabbits Casey thinks are delicious. [...] … Because this world needs more kitten photos (both below were captured by Better Half, with the video being mine): Blue:
Pixel:
And this is what they do in their spare time (of which they have copious quantities): … [...] One of the more-common memes floating through the pro-rights weblogs is "why are liberals so violent?" (or the more-general "why are anti-rights advocates so violent?"); indeed, it seems as though every time we turn around, we get to read about yet another "left-wing nut" expressing, or, … [...] I forced myself to watch the launch of the Space Shuttle Atlantis live today… it was always a childhood dream of mine to ride that ~4 million pounds-of-force candle into the sky, so it seemed only fitting. At any rate, the Atlantis had just cleared the tower with all indications … [...] Was that subtle enough? Larry Correia needs our help:
[...] Around seven months ago, almost to the day, I wrote the following words:
… in response to the Thousands of Sexual Assaulters’ new "backscatter scanners" and the x-ray radiation those devices will be flooding users … [...] Or what your perspectives are on human sexuality… this is damned funny: And, sadly, Tennessee deserves every ounce of it. … [...]
This is Aska, a 7 year old German Shepherd. The friend of mine who trained Casey earlier this year is selling her. The details:
[...] Back when the Thousands of Sexual Assaulters announced their nudity-scanners / cancer-cannons (otherwise known as "backscatter x-ray machines"), I concluded that unless there were no other option available to me (visiting parents across the country, business travel, etc.), I would never be flying ever again. The upside … [...]
Casey’s cousin … [...] Over the years, I have come to expect less and less from the "dead-tree media"*, what with their invariably behind-the-curve reporting, error-filled articles (which they, of course, treat as journalistic gold), and rampant-but-baseless belief that they and they alone control the news scene. Thankfully, these steadily-decreasing standards have repeatedly saved … [...]
And just how much did your prices inflate to pay for printing and shipping that hardbound monstrosity?… [...] If that’s even possible. Apparently the target of the Gunwalker investigation was an FBI Counter-Terrorism Informant, who was buying the guns with the FBI’s money. Is there ANY federal law enforcement agency that is worth a damn?… [...] … if I were them. But if I were them, I never would have partaken in an operation that resulted in thousands of untrackable firearms being smuggled across the border into Mexico with full governmental approval, and I would thus never have been an accessory-before-the-fact to countless murders in both … [...] I know I have posted this before, but it continues to be as awesome as it was the first time I saw it: Hooyah. … [...] Last night, hundreds – if not thousands – of Knox County and Knoxville residents violated county laws and city ordinances while detonating more fireworks than I could reasonably guess the value of. Good for them. … [...]  |
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