Friday, May 25, 2012
Looking Down the Barrel of a Three Day Weekend
Remember Why We Celebrate ... Ya'll Keep it Pointed Down Range. You'll be Fine.
USS Texas
Thursday, May 24, 2012
The Lefts War Against Conservative Women
via The Blaze
Madeleine McAulay, a sixteen-year-old Christian conservative from North Carolina, is speaking out today after receiving a litany of death threats and vile responses for publicly espousing her views on gay marriage.
Related Reading:S.E. Cupp, Hustler, and the four stages of conservative female abuse
Madeleine McAulay, a sixteen-year-old Christian conservative from North Carolina, is speaking out today after receiving a litany of death threats and vile responses for publicly espousing her views on gay marriage.
Related Reading:S.E. Cupp, Hustler, and the four stages of conservative female abuse
Tuesday, May 22, 2012
On the Way to the Office this Morning
The Truck having arrived just over a week ago from California. I've managed to hit every single bump in my little town. Some more than once. I'm pretty sure this old truck is going to shake to pieces some day. Having left the bunker early this AM heading south on the Highway towards the office, one of the smaller Radiator hoses sprung a leak and was leaking coolant on the thermostat housing and manifold. It looked really bad when I pulled off the road with steam pouring out from under the hood.
What I needed was a couple gallons of coolant or water and about 4 inches of duct tape. What I had was about 12 oz of water and a cloth I use to check fluid levels. With the car key was able to cut the hem off the cloth and jury rigged a small patch for the cracked radiator hose. Just as I was finishing up another car pulled off the road just ahead of me and offered a Jug of coolant and a gallon of water from his trunk. We had never met before. He was just another Joe heading into work. I asked him why he stopped to help. He said "You're TEA Party Right?" "You're Ex-Navy Right?" I responded in the affimative. "Thats why I stopped" He said, and we shook hands as I thanked him for his generosity. Really? That's what the TEA Party does for fellow patriots like themselves. That Gadsden is better than a Triple A Sticker any day.
Guess whats going in the back of the truck tonight.
What I needed was a couple gallons of coolant or water and about 4 inches of duct tape. What I had was about 12 oz of water and a cloth I use to check fluid levels. With the car key was able to cut the hem off the cloth and jury rigged a small patch for the cracked radiator hose. Just as I was finishing up another car pulled off the road just ahead of me and offered a Jug of coolant and a gallon of water from his trunk. We had never met before. He was just another Joe heading into work. I asked him why he stopped to help. He said "You're TEA Party Right?" "You're Ex-Navy Right?" I responded in the affimative. "Thats why I stopped" He said, and we shook hands as I thanked him for his generosity. Really? That's what the TEA Party does for fellow patriots like themselves. That Gadsden is better than a Triple A Sticker any day.
Guess whats going in the back of the truck tonight.
Friday, May 18, 2012
Shuuusshh!
It's a pair of Tea Party Hobbits on the back stoop ... in the wild.
Dave in PB and the sweetest girl I know Miss Cindy
I'm taking the Girls to Hampton Beach for the weekend. I intend to have my backside in the sand by 1000 hours. If you're around and would like share a beer ... We'll pouring beer at Wally's around 1400 hours. Ocean Blvd and L street.
My escape from California is complete.
My escape from California is complete.
Thursday, May 17, 2012
At The Corner of OMG and WTH Street
via The Daley Gator
A woman visited a Stewart’s Shop and Curtis Lumber within a few minutes of each other Tuesday – with no clothes on. “Have a good day,” the woman told one lumberyard employee as she traipsed out. Curtis Lumber manager Bob Eakin, who was not at work at the time, said the woman asked a couple of employees what time it was before she left.
Sister, I'd check my watch but i'm thinking it's time to put some clothes on.
A woman visited a Stewart’s Shop and Curtis Lumber within a few minutes of each other Tuesday – with no clothes on. “Have a good day,” the woman told one lumberyard employee as she traipsed out. Curtis Lumber manager Bob Eakin, who was not at work at the time, said the woman asked a couple of employees what time it was before she left.
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