Wow
Michael Phelps just won gold medal #5 in the 800m relay. We are seeing greatness.
Continue reading →Yearly Archives: 2008
Quote of the Day – Professional Opinion Edition
Police Chief Richard Eddington said he would recommend against establishing a local registration program for firearms owners. He said the cost of the program couldn’t be justified under the city’s tight budget. In addition, Eddington said, the registration program would … Continue reading →
So much for global warming
According to the radio this morning, neither Milwaukee nor Madison has recorded a day over 90 degrees this summer.
Continue reading →Quote of the Day – Duty Edition
“We each have a duty, This is my duty. I chose it.” – Sgt. Wayne Leyde Sgt. Leyde has already served 2 tours of duty in Iraq. And he was given the option to stay stateside this time. And won $1,000,000 … Continue reading →
More fun with Photoshop
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Continue reading →Quote of the Day – Hole to China Edition
Heh John Edwards to Attend Beijing Olympics At the rate John Edwards has been digging, he’s sure to make it before the closing ceremonies. Sebastian, Snowflakes in Hell
Continue reading →Quote of the Day – Will to be Free Edition
If we lose the fight to keep the flame of liberty alive in the hearts of Americans (and future generations) then the 2nd Amendment and it’s purpose become a moot point. An armed revolution, even if initially successful, can never … Continue reading →
Cool
AACBlog has some historical silencer literature. Yes, I know everyone is calling them suppressors now, except AAC, but the literature still calls them silencers.
Continue reading →Obama’s Energy Math
Obama suggests we inflate out tires and get a tune-up, improving our milage 3-4%, and reducing our dependancy on foreign oil. While this is undoubtedly a good idea, let’s do a little math… A few stats from the Energy Information Administration; … Continue reading →
Quote of the Day – Cradle of Civilization Edition
I’m just going to throw this out there, too: if that’s the “cradle of civilization”, then there’s some form of developmental disorder keeping that particular infant from growing up. – Squeaky, from the real Squeaky Wheel blog
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