The big elephant in the room that nobody acknowledges is that these public policies that are foisted on all of us are being pushed by people who have no knowledge or really any connection to what they ban, but our society often confuses confidence with knowledge.
BTW I’m not much of a soda drinker. We keep some 12oz cans of Seltzer and a few diet sodas in the pantry, but overall I generally drink tea, water, or liquor. Last year I got really lax with exercise and put on a rather embarrassing gut. Its on its way out the door, but I’m still working on it….but all without soda!
When I bought my house I filled it with my guns. It had a pool which I dismantled and disposed of. Why? Because pools are dangerous!
In cooperation with the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC), Wal-Mart Stores Inc., of Bentonville, Ark. and Toys R Us Inc., of Wayne, NJ are announcing the recall of about 21,000 inflatable Banzai in-ground pool water slides. During use, the slide can deflate, allowing the user to hit the ground underneath the slide and become injured. The slide is also unstable and can topple over in both still and windy conditions and carries inadequate warnings and instructions.
The CPSC is aware that a 29-year-old Colorado mother died in Andover, Mass. after fracturing her neck going down a Banzai in-ground pool water slide which had been placed over the concrete edge of a pool. The victim hit her head at the bottom of the slide because it had partially deflated.
Swimming pools kill far more people every year than guns. Of course those who hate freedom only focus on “Gun Death” because they are evil.
“In the 1930s, when my parents got married, these were hard issues,’’ Warren said. “My father’s family so objected to my mother’s Native American heritage that my mother told me they had to elope.
“As kids, my brothers and I knew about that. We knew about the differences between our two families. And we knew how important my mother’s heritage was to her. This was real in my life. I can’t deny my heritage. I can’t and I won’t. That would be denying who my mother was, who my family was, how we lived, and I won’t do it.’’
We all know that the Native American heritage is a lie, but she won’t back down to the truth. She is a “Progressive”, after all.
If this story is true, it would be the FIRST true story she’s told. Not likely…
According to the document, the marriage was performed by Sidney H. Babcock, pastor of the Methodist Episcopal Church South of Holdensville, Oklahoma.
Typically, couples that elope do not marry in a church, or in their place of residence.
So not only is this a fabrication, but the lie implies that her family were abject and vengeful racists. Where have we heard this before?
Unlike Warren’s Grand parents, Obama’s Grandmother got to hear this shit on her death bed! A boy she took in and raised rather than leaving him with his gallivanting communist mother, and he calls her a racist while she lies dying?
The Tea Party has a standing policy to police their trash before they leave a site, this often means they pack out their own trash, and the trash that was there before they got there, meanwhile the “Progressives” just dump their stuff and leave…often in the back of police cars for destruction of property and trafficking of illegal substances.
The wife is a HARDCORE cook. Ask anybody who’s been to her dinner parties. We eat restaurant-quality every time she steps into the kitchen. She may argue that point, but she’ll be wrong.
She of course gets this good by being to cooking like I am to guns. She does it a lot, and she reads a LOT of cookbooks and magazines, and watches a lot of cooking shows.
Our favorite is Alton Brown, because we’re scientists and he speaks our language in the kitchen.
Alton is a bit of a gear-queer in the kitchen, and isn’t afraid to point out a good product he uses. One of those is All-clad pans.
On one of his shows he described the pans as, I quote: “The Smith and Wesson of Cookware”. That statement interested me. We have several of their pots and pans, and I’m also a bit of a fan of S&W firearms, and I’d say the comparison is VERY fair. But its an odd coming from a Camera Operator who went to cooking school in Vermont…but he grew up, and lives in Georgia. I suspected he was a gunnie.
Sounds like he knows what he’s talking about, and carries! Good for him! Also good for him about being open about it!
I KNEW IT!
(Tho a PPK in .32 and a Kimber Ultra Carry 2? Not my first choices….tho anybody who carries a .32 PPK isn’t some chairborne Ranger, just like the guy who carries an old K-frame .38, beware of them, because their guns aren’t flashy and cool, which means they probably know how to shoot them, and shoot them well!)
Still a little below the Onion’s standards, as I was in Acadia a few weeks ago and it was “cold” in the 50s all week, and the island didn’t get any serious snow all winter.
