This is hilarious. I tried to buy a gun at Walmart twice, and roadblocks left me empty-handed both times I encourage you to read the whole thing because it is laugh out loud funny how completely ignorant some people are. Pay particular attention to the “roadblocks,” otherwise know as rules. So this woman starts by
Incorrect hold. Keep your finger off the trigger until ready to shoot.
There was a shootout!! I’ve got to get out into the garden before it gets too hot, so stay tuned.
Hurts just looking at it.
What absolute nonsense. I mean seriously. How many pickle jars are going to remain unopened if we keep this sh*t up?
Blue = CCW permit reciprocity with Mississippi; Red = states that do not recognize the US constitution So I see today– at least this part of today– we are going to talk about being armed. I’ve been thinking about that very thing the last few days. Not because of Pittsburgh, though. Turns out one cannot
It is not intended that this book be a substitute for nor a condensation of a textbook. … [T]his book’s purpose is to teach the high school student in Physics how to solve problems: the kind that are encountered in real life as well as on examinations. Graphic Problems in Physics (with Answers), James E. Frazer,
To honor our House Guest, we had a party here at the Farm! Both our Guest and Mr. Big Food’s new pre-doc had expressed an interest in shooting guns. Neither had ever touched a gun, so safety was our main concern. To that end, when we had finished our indoor safety course, they’d had become
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and a .357 snub nose. Link via Instapundit.com. 🙂
Thanks to Mr. Big Food’s Dad for sending this good advise along.
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And also… And finally… (though not the “And finally…” that the folks at Powerline do)… Via Powerline’s The Week in Pictures ~~ *This is what– in part– Longfellow said about The Midnight Ride of Paul Revere: So through the night rode Paul Revere; And so through the night went his cry of alarm To every
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Once upon a time, there was a young lady who lived with her parents at the edge of a wood. Her mother made her a riding cloak of red velvet, which she wore all winter long, so the people in her village called her Little Red Riding Hood. One New Year’s day, Red awoke to
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As my son once observed while we were leaving a local shooting range, no one ever tries to shoot up a Gander Mountain store. LOL. But seriously, no. No they don’t. via Powerline
There is probably no freedom our founding fathers sought to make perpetual that some legislator is not at this moment, … scheming to destroy. –Stephen P. Halbrook in American Voices (1987) Halbrook was the Virginia winner in the essay contest sponsored by Philip Morris on freedom of speech and censorship. (More about the contest and book
I favor a return to both. (I know it’s a block quote. READ IT ANYWAY!) Ah, the under-appreciated importance of our punctuation friend, the comma. Some writers use far too many. Others don’t use enough. The latter was the case in an Ohio community. And Judge Robert A. Hendrickson in the 12th District Court of