The local energy level is about equal to the Rangle ethical quotient.
With temperatures around 90, humidity often 95 per cent, and rain every 18 hours, a man just isn't inclined to violent exertion.
So y'all just go on ahead and mock His Obamaness and ridicule the posturing apes in public office all by yourselves. I'll join you later.
Libertarian thinking about everything. --Ere he shall lose an eye for such a trifle... For doing deeds of nature! I'm ashamed. The law is such an ass. -- G. Chapman, 1654.
Aug 13, 2010
Aug 10, 2010
Irritate authoritarians, read Staghounds
It's here, a very nice, very entertaining, explanation of why the "ballot whores" and their hired hands almost always make a mess of things.
If nothing else it will remind you of a Supreme Court decision yclept Kelo. Like the Korean War, it's a case -- a lesson -- too easy to forget.
But there's a lot more, including a cheerful vision of challenging Barack and Michelle to estimate their annual toilet paper consumption.
If nothing else it will remind you of a Supreme Court decision yclept Kelo. Like the Korean War, it's a case -- a lesson -- too easy to forget.
But there's a lot more, including a cheerful vision of challenging Barack and Michelle to estimate their annual toilet paper consumption.
Stephen Slater
Okay, so he's an effeminate effup. It's still hard not to sympathize with him and to engage in the futile hope that someone will horse whip the woman who set him off.
On the other hand, I've met more than a few stews who made +me+ want to hit the slide.
The main downside here is that this guy is likely to go on Maddow, impress a producer somewhere, and proceed to a long career as a media pest.
On the other hand, I've met more than a few stews who made +me+ want to hit the slide.
The main downside here is that this guy is likely to go on Maddow, impress a producer somewhere, and proceed to a long career as a media pest.
Aug 8, 2010
Uff duh, such an auction.
If my head weren't so sweaty I'd have someone take a picture of me in my brand new Stetson, the "Duke" model, and I'll be damned if it ain't, Pilgrim.
If I weren't so tired I'd go out in the shop and saw some more wood on my big old cast-iron, 14-inch Delta band saw, which definitely isn't brand new, except to me. Which is good because it is a Delta. Let me explain:
There are two kinds of Delta tools. There are those, like this one, from a generation-plus ago when the company still competed with a few other American tool makers to see who could build the sturdiest, most trouble-free, most easily repaired, most elegant and straight-forward machines in the world. The other kind come from the same firm which, in about the 1980s, discovered that "Delta" was also an oriental slang term meaning "built with celerity out of toad shit and tinfoil" -- and decided to bow to the Wisdom of the Mysterious East.
(The saw needs a cleaning after a few years in a barn, but with the barn swallow spoor brushed off and plugged in for a test, she ran quiet and straight and true. Errr, $55 with a couple spare blades, if you must know.) T' hee.
Or if I weren't so tired I would go unload and stow the 200 pounds or so of lead and (no-kidding) Linotype metal. Runs about ten cents pound out here in Bucolia.
Winchester and Federal primers were about a buck a deck, and Winchester Silvertip bullets in .308 and 125 grains were similarly given away. Not to mention the Lyman mold handles I mentioned needing in a bleg a while back.
I feel so blessed. :)
If I weren't so tired I'd go out in the shop and saw some more wood on my big old cast-iron, 14-inch Delta band saw, which definitely isn't brand new, except to me. Which is good because it is a Delta. Let me explain:
There are two kinds of Delta tools. There are those, like this one, from a generation-plus ago when the company still competed with a few other American tool makers to see who could build the sturdiest, most trouble-free, most easily repaired, most elegant and straight-forward machines in the world. The other kind come from the same firm which, in about the 1980s, discovered that "Delta" was also an oriental slang term meaning "built with celerity out of toad shit and tinfoil" -- and decided to bow to the Wisdom of the Mysterious East.
(The saw needs a cleaning after a few years in a barn, but with the barn swallow spoor brushed off and plugged in for a test, she ran quiet and straight and true. Errr, $55 with a couple spare blades, if you must know.) T' hee.
Or if I weren't so tired I would go unload and stow the 200 pounds or so of lead and (no-kidding) Linotype metal. Runs about ten cents pound out here in Bucolia.
Winchester and Federal primers were about a buck a deck, and Winchester Silvertip bullets in .308 and 125 grains were similarly given away. Not to mention the Lyman mold handles I mentioned needing in a bleg a while back.
I feel so blessed. :)
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