From the Anti-Rights blog “Kid Shooting” run by Joan Peterson and Jason Kilgore:
The boy was armed with a loaded gun and his face was covered with a t-shirt. He approached a car in the parking lot of an apartment complex and ordered the driver to get out. In response, the driver pulled out a gun and shot the teen at least one time. The teen ran 30 feet, collapsed and died. The teen’s gun was cocked and ready to fire.
Remember in the eyes of the antis when a gang member has a loaded gun pointed at you, first you should retreat, and under NO circumstances should you EVER defend yourself!
Watch that “easy one-handed closing”. I have one of these knives, to close it you need to push up on the Autolawks safety, push in the liner lock, then push the blade closed. Its a pain and is really better and safer to be done with one-hand.
I love CRKT knives, I carry a Gekkota on my keychain, and my Vertex is one of my favorite carry knives. I also have an big Ultima fighting and survival knife of which I have limited use for, but I find it to be a great blade.
The Autolawks system on the M16 knife just ruins it. Now I have a CRKT Convergence which has a manual safety. Its a neat idea, you flick this little lever up and it simply wedges the liner-lock of the knife in the locked position. Nice to have…tho most times I use a pocket knife the knife comes out, deploys, cuts, is folded and its back in my pocket. That’s why I like one-handed opening and closing knives, I’m generally using them when I’m doing stuff and they allow for quick use of a knife, but without bogging down my hands. But even without the safety, I’ve never had a quality knife pop closed on me. It really doesn’t make much sense anyway as there are all those old pocket knives and swiss-army knives that have no lock at all. You simply cut against the action of the blade. Sometimes I pry or mess with things with the spine of my blade, a lock is good, and I’ve never had it fail.
With the Autolawks you suddenly need a complex maneuver to close the blade for a “Safety Feature” I never had a need for in the first place.
A 24-year-old Willoughby man beat a 23-year-old woman with a baseball bat at his mother’s home, police said.
Thomas Barker is charged with aggravated robbery, felonious assault and tampering with evidence. He’s being held on a $100,000 bond…The victim said Barker began assaulting her without provocation, Lt. Tom Trem said. “The assault continued outside until a good Samaritan stopped and offered assistance to the victim.”
The passerby drove the victim to the hospital. She was flown to MetroHealth Medical Center in Cleveland, where she is in stable condition.
Could have been murder if re-enforcement hadn’t shown up! All of this with what is essentially a children’s toy. Hey but guns cause crime, right?
89, and he really hadn’t been working on the latest cars that bear his name like the SVT Cobra GT500 Mustang that produces power levels that are just amazing.
I remember back in my Pirate days I was down for a visit to Wood’s hole meeting with a coworker over lunch at a little sidewalk cafe. A guy pulled up in an AC Cobra, of course a kit, not an authentic, and we were going back and forth about what various guts he had underneath the bodywork (he had essentially cannibalized an old Fox-Body 5.0 Mustang for the drivetrain). I remember my coworker looked VERY confused at what had just transpired as he drove off. When she noted she had no idea what an AC Cobra was, nor who Carrol Shelby was, rather than trying too hard to explain it, I just simply burnt this routine to a disk and gave it to her.
And at our new time of 9pm EST will be yet another fun-filled episode of THE SQUIRREL REPORT!
Click the link to read the topics and join the chat at the upper left, and listen to the show at the upper right! (Specific details for my Mom who claimed to possible want to listen in. She’s old enough, and known me long enough to know better!)
It seems like everything the government touches turns to crap. Toilets, light bulbs, shower heads. Nothing works as good as it used to. Call in and tell us what used to work better before the government got involved. We’ll make a list.
Man if that isn’t a good show, I don’t know what is!
