Worth many thousand words… Please do that… PLEASE!!! 🙂 And this one echoes my sentiments toward 2020… … Continue reading
Category Archives: Random stuff
From a gent I served with in the military who has seen this before in another life… I was raised in Cuba where the government sent mobs of people to your house to protest and assault you and try to … Continue reading
Yeah, about those pipelines… The nation may be awash in oil and natural gas, but U.S. pipelines are running on fumes after three high-profile conduits ran aground in 24 hours, the victims of Obama-appointed judges and regulatory uncertainty under the … Continue reading
Oops… Turns out the ‘privileged’ white man that ran through the blockade on I-5… wasn’t what he seemed… HERE. Which may explain why this is getting little to no coverage… And Michael Ramirez has another winner! The whole defund the … Continue reading
Too full to post… Burgers, dogs, and since it’s Texas, tamales out of the back of a pickup truck… I’m FULL!!! So you get memes… That one’s just plain funny… They talk a good game, but when it comes time … Continue reading
Through a friend of a friend, who’s been helping me to get the Gurkhas correct in the Rimworld series, I got a package yesterday… It’s a correct/current British military Gurkha’s knife set with the eating knife and sharpener. It’s a … Continue reading
Strange out there… Seriously, now the ‘peaceful protesters’ are starting to go after Fire/EMS responding to calls. This is how you get NO response to accidents/fires/shootings… Sigh… … Continue reading
The Nanny state is alive and well… And yes, it’s TINY print, and generic for all knives… It’s a @#%%#@ KNIFE! Of course it is going to be sharp! Sigh… Really??? I’m sure either NY or CA had a hand … Continue reading
Taught an NRA basic pistol class yesterday, went well, except for a really ‘odd’ malf on a Ruger MK-3… The young lady looked around and said something to the effect of. “This isn’t right.” Now the ‘oddity’ was that all … Continue reading
As a former navigator, this is an interesting little story… I’ve seen and used a driftmeter before, and when I retired, we were using prototype GPS units… Â Â Â A crucial part of flying is the ability to navigate, absent … Continue reading