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Their team won, so they rioted. [...] 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 felon murdered 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 … [...] On the other hand, while some progress has been made concerning firearm rights in the Peoples’ Republic of Kalifornistan, in other areas, the state is still proving itself to be the bastion of idiotic liberalism we have all come to know and hate. [...] 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 … [...]
[...] You know, living in Southern Kalifornistan as I do, things like this should not surprise me any more: [...] 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. [...] That post title is a recurring theme on a lot of firearm-related weblogs, and I finally found cause to use it myself today.
[...] It is actually RAINING! In Southern Kalifornistan! [...] 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. [...] 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. [...] … or at least the location. 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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