Their team won, so they rioted. … wait. What?! After seeing all of the stupid-assed nonsense coming out of Kalifornistan over the years, and even spending a year living there myself, I am firmly of the opinion that the west 50 miles of the state could fall off into …
So, for my readers who are like me, and live under a rock and almost never pay attention to the news, a repeat-parole-offending convicted felonmurdered three police officers, and a fourth is brain dead on life support. My prayers and thoughts are with the families and friends of …
A few days ago, over at Random Nuclear Strikes, Phil covered the shooting of an prone, unarmed, handcuffed man by a BART police officer, and came to much the same conclusion I would have – this counts as either manslaughter due to gross negligence, or intentional murder with an …
Well, the storms here last night (ahh, thunderstorms… how I have missed thee) certainly made the evening and night wonderfully cool, but I have to admit that the humidity today is kicking my scrawny white arse. The sad thing is that I am quite certain this degree of humidity is …
By the time you are reading this, Better Half and I should be on our plane and in flight over some state other than Kalifornistan (assuming no delays or other such problems). Furthermore, barring a momentary lapse of judgement when it comes to deciding on future vacation locations, or possibly…
You know, living in Southern Kalifornistan as I do, things like this should not surprise me any more: Can anyone venture to tell me what, exactly, is wrong with this particular sign? And, no, there is nothing faded out or anything on the sign – that is the way it …
So apparently Kalifornistan is in a drought, surprisingly enough. Of course, as I happened to be driving about yesterday (which I did an unfortunately large amount of), I noticed one constant thing, starting in the evening, and progressing well into the night. Was it people setting up rain barrels? …
That post title is a recurring theme on a lot of firearm-related weblogs, and I finally found cause to use it myself today. Behold the below news clipping from AP News:
I do a fair bit of driving in and around San Diego, and while it is quite often a challenge to do so without being run over by some crazed lunatic on the road (more often than not, with Mexico tags), I do tend to notice stupid little things at …
So what is the deal with the pictures from earlier this morning? Well, first, a little background on how I got where those pictures were taken. I woke up yesterday morning, and came to the conclusion that I simply did not want to be stuck in my apartment staring …
There is not a lot to be said for Kalifornistan, but some of its photo opportunities are nice. Explanations later today. And, yes, I like black-and-white and sepia. Deal with it. …
On the way home from work, I saw a "For Sale By Owner" sign concerning a house. It advertised itself as a "Like-new, big four bedroom." Ok, fine, I certainly was not going to go look for myself, since I am not in the …
But I have to admit, this is certainly an interesting development for anyone trapped within the People’s Republic of Kalifornistan.
First, a little history. In 1994, the Federal Government passed the Federal Crime Bill, which, among other things, prevented average citizens from owning a variety of "assault weapons…
Yes, ladies and gentlepeople, Better Half and I are, unfortunately, firmly ensconced within the stupidity that is Kalifornistan. As such, this new category was generated by me, your eloquent and intelligent host, as a way of documenting all of the… interesting… and… entertaining… things that go on within this …
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“No state has an inherent right to survive through conscript troops and, in the long run, no state ever has. Roman matrons used to say to their sons: 'Come back with your shield, or on it.' Later on, this custom declined. So did Rome.” by Lazarus Long
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