Refuse to be a victim – Nature Edition
An Arizona man killed a bobcat that attacked him with his bare hands.
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Quote of the day – Tic-Tac-Doh Edition
One senses that if they all put their heads together, it’s still doubtful they could beat a carnival chicken at Tic-Tac-Toe. – Jonah Goldberg
Continue reading →And who’s fault is that?
FOXNews: The United States’ climbing national debt could drag the country into a “double-dip recession,” President Obama warned in an interview with Fox News Wednesday from China, though he said he’s still considering additional tax incentives for businesses to reverse … Continue reading →
From Formerly Great Britain
A former U.K. soldier says he found a discarded shotgun and turned it in to police — and now faces at least five years in prison for doing so, ThisIsSurreyToday.co.uk reported. Paul Clarke was found guilty of possessing a firearm … Continue reading →
Wow
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Continue reading →Quote of the Day – Diminished Edition
Mr Obama becomes the third sitting US President to receive the prize. The committee said today that he had “captured the world’s attention”. It is certainly true that his energy and aspirations have dazzled many of his supporters. Sadly, it … Continue reading →
Once again
Obama is kicked in the nuts by the international community that’s supposed to love him.
Continue reading →Quote of the Day – Destiny Edition
Donald D. Rice (the bugler killed with a samurai sword) controlled his own destiny. He could have easily avoided his own death. – Commenter at the Baltimore Sun Whenever the question of whether your possessions are worth someone’s life, remember, … Continue reading →
Quote of the Day – Never Forget Edition
This should be “Massacre Day” and stir righteous anger, not endless navel-gazing and hair-shirting. – Tam
Continue reading →The Health Care Speech
Now with running commentary! Madame Speaker, Vice President Biden, Members of Congress, and the American people: When I spoke here last winter, this nation was facing the worst economic crisis since the Great Depression. We were losing an average of … Continue reading →