Monday, July 08, 2013
Hoplophobes Need Not Apply
They said “it can’t happen here.” But increasingly, many of our fellow Americans are just now realizing how close we are to tyranny. [More]
Here's the latest from Paul Gallant, Sherry Gallant and Joanne D. Eisen.
Rally in Raleigh
Jet-setters for disarming you, the little people... [More]
Grassroots North Carolina proves more than up to the task.
Paul Valone talked about this last night on Armed American Radio.
Me, I still want to find out why Kidds Place in Holly Springs let their facility be used by the Mark and Gabby Tour for an anti-gun agenda publicity-op.
[Via Florida Guy]
Grassroots North Carolina proves more than up to the task.
Paul Valone talked about this last night on Armed American Radio.
Me, I still want to find out why Kidds Place in Holly Springs let their facility be used by the Mark and Gabby Tour for an anti-gun agenda publicity-op.
[Via Florida Guy]
We're the Only Ones Misunderstood Enough
People who don’t understand police work simply won’t understand police humor. [More]Then again, maybe some of us understand perfectly well...
Then there's this additional bit of "Only Ones" exclusivity:
NOTE: Only law enforcement professionals may comment on articles.I wonder what people would say to them were that not the case...
[Via Florida Guy]
There's an App for That
Introducing Gun Geo Maker the creation of gun hating left wing nut... [More]Do they have one that pinpoints unarmed "progressives"?
Freedom Feens Interview
They had some damn agitator on yesterday. [More]
I neglected to credit Neema Vedadi in my write-up. Sorry about that.
I neglected to credit Neema Vedadi in my write-up. Sorry about that.
The Digital Divide
...digital media strategy, voter intelligence efforts and the deployment of computer-backed ‘Get Out the Vote’ field technologies... [More]A-yup.
Been trying to convince gun owners of that.
And I have to shake my head at all those on "our side" who dismiss the thought outright, automatically ceding those tools to the enemy with cantankerous, short-sighted dismissal.
[Via Jess]
Of All the Reasons...
Yeah, every time I go on a killing spree, it's because of the damn weather and my access to guns. [More]
Thank goodness for rubber balls!
Thank goodness for rubber balls!
Just the Guy We Want in Charge!
Extra! Extra! Read All About It!
Today's edition of the Sentinel is out. [More]
You've bookmarked the site and told your friends about it, right?
You've bookmarked the site and told your friends about it, right?
We're the Only Ones Overwhelming Enough
SWAT teams raiding poker games and trying to stop underage drinking? [More]I'm sure glad I'm not "Fairfax County, Virginia, detective David Baucum."
[Via Fredd B]
EEOC's claim that background checks are racist must also apply to guns
If criminal background checks and requiring photo IDs really do produce unlawfully discriminatory rights-denying results, the inescapable conclusion is agents of the government are willfully, with premeditation, engaged in a criminal conspiracy to disenfranchise minorities from their right to keep and bear arms. On two different fronts. [More]This morning's Gun Rights Examiner commentary notes the Obama administration is claiming in court that if you require criminal background checks, you may be a racist. Aside from being a great launching point for a Jeff Foxworthy parody, they're directly contradicting the position they take on guns.
Nixon's the One
Gov. Jay Nixon vetoed legislation Friday that would have made it a Missouri crime for federal agents to attempt to enforce federal gun laws in the state and could have landed journalists in jail for publishing the names of gun owners. [More]But...but...but...
The Mornin' Sun is Shinin' like a Red Rubber Ball
Wouldn’t it have been easier to talk about the fact that the rubber balls weren’t anything to brawl over? [More]And I think it's gonna be alright
Yeah, the worst is over now...
Look, I'm glad this guy concludes that "gun control" doesn't work. But importantly, "researcher" Jens Ludwig hardly shares that assessment.
This Day in History: July 8
The troops are perfectly ready, and will proceed to Portsmouth to wait the arrival of the transports. I will give immediate orders about the artillery, stores, &c. [More]
Sunday, July 07, 2013
Three Sunday radio programs to welcome Gun Rights Examiner
Saturday, July 06, 2013
Media still pushing Fast and Furious ‘failed gun-tracking operation’ line
How anyone can track guns without even attempting to, or botch a sting that has no mark, are questions those who spread such excuses never try to answer. [More]Today's Gun Rights Examiner report notes more deaths, and rejects writing them off as mere fallout from a "mistake," especially since that position is unsupportable and directly contradicted by whistleblower assertions presented two-and-a-half damn years ago.
Friday, July 05, 2013
We're the Only Ones Commandeering Enough
If the facts really are as reported here, everyone involved in carrying out this assault deserved to be treated just like any other thug home invader. [More]
Inclusion of pro-gun constable as plaintiff against open carry raises questions
"I consider this lawyering at its worst,” Lewis declared. “I promptly went the Mississippi Bar Association and picked up three complaint forms for each attorney involved.” [More]
Today's Gun Rights Examiner report asks why a man was listed as a supporter of anti-gun legal action after he'd made his pro-gun position clear, and also asks what the gungrabbers were doing arranging a meeting with a senior judge four days before they filed their motion. This case stinks worse every time another layer is peeled back.
ShotCounter
OK, it heard them and it counted them. [More]
So what the hell did it do about them?
Oh, I see. This is about ginning up hysteria to up the budget. As if that would stop it.
I still wonder if playing some of these through loudspeakers would fool it.
[Via Florida Guy]
So what the hell did it do about them?
Oh, I see. This is about ginning up hysteria to up the budget. As if that would stop it.
I still wonder if playing some of these through loudspeakers would fool it.
[Via Florida Guy]
Lemons into Lemonade
It's not our fault, nor is there anything we can do about it. My guess is the algorithm picks up the keyword "gun" and assigns ads accordingly.
On the plus side, it's making them waste money on pages where no one is likely to be influenced, which in turn allows us to attract bevies of supermodels on our yachts, or at least buy a dollar menu hamburger every couple days or so.
I still get complaints from people who say they're never going to go to our site again because of all the popups and videos, and all I can say is I use Firefox with adblock and never see any of that stuff. Of course, that also makes me wonder if we get paid for page views where those are blocked.
I'd love to be able to think up a viable different and better arrangement. Unless and until that happens, as I repeatedly plead with regular readers, if you get value from the work and believe you're getting something unique, in lieu of a tip jar, please share our links.
Why wouldn't you?
If you don't get value from it, what in the world are you wasting your time here for?
The Savage Truth
It is a big deal because he had a bullet chambered in the gun and he had the safety off… [More]As I've noted before, I have no idea why anyone who considers himself "freedom-oriented" has anything to do with this obnoxious carnival barker.
The guy is a sterile bee queen -- get all the drones following him instead of paying attention to voices that could matter.
Spilling His Seed on the Ground Redux
You'd think he'd have learned from the first Onan that no good can come of it, and I can't imagine a better analogy for still supporting Rubio. [More]
[Via RH]
[Via RH]
Faces from the Past
I remember my Dad telling me that when he was a boy, his class was visited by some Civil War veterans. Some of them, in turn, would have been born while some of these men were still alive.
It kind of puts in perspective how brief the experiment has been and how quickly things have changed.
[Via Florida Guy]
It kind of puts in perspective how brief the experiment has been and how quickly things have changed.
[Via Florida Guy]
Truly Interest-Free?
Neither Giffords, shot in the head during a Tucson attack in 2011, nor Kelly is interested in taking a single weapon from any law-abiding gun owner. [More]That's just not true. From Kelly's testimony before the Senate Judiciary Committee:
And, finally, let’s have a careful and civil conversation about the lethality of the firearms we permit to be legally bought and sold. You can’t just walk into a store and buy a machine gun, but you can easily buy a semi-automatic high velocity assault rifle and/or high capacity ammunition magazines. We should come together and decide where to draw that line in such a way that it protects our rights and communities alike.
I'd say he's more than "interested." Why else would he resort to ridiculous publicity stunts?
An Absolute Minefield
The text is in on the Child Handgun Safety Act. [More]
The bottom line: The "progressives" demand our complete surrender followed by conformity and obedience to everything else they insist on.
The bottom line: The "progressives" demand our complete surrender followed by conformity and obedience to everything else they insist on.
Text Reveals Goal
As many rifle rounds are also chambered for handgun as well, the entire stock of certain rifle rounds could certainly be banned. [More]True, there is very little chance this will pass now.
How about next year? 10 years from now? 20?
They've won their victories in increments.They'll take future victories the same way.
That's why ceding any ground -- any at all -- is simply an unacceptable strategy.
You don't allow the enemy a beachhead from which he can then launch his next assault. And you don't throw a scrap of flesh to circling jackals with the assumption it will satisfy them and cause them to leave you in peace.
"No More Names" Bus Reported in AZ
Just saw this on the Gun Rights Examiners Facebook page:
I just saw the "No more names" bus getting on I-10 eastbound from Ray Rd in Phx, AZ.I'd love it if an independent gas station operator refused to sell them fuel.
Perfectly Cast for the Role
[I]f you wanted to go to central casting and say, 'Give me one alderman that represents the culture and the history and the kind of spirit of Chicago,' Dick Mell would pop up and he would win the casting call without a doubt. [More]And doesn't that just say it all?
As does the "Authorized Journalist" who penned this retrospective attributing such corrupt and hypocritical abuse of power to his being "a colorful scamp."
Forget it Jake, it's Chi-Town.
Wednesday, July 03, 2013
Email Slowdown
I have over 200 emails currently unread and more are going to pile up before I can get to them--sorry, but I have family in for my annual Independence Day barbecue and many preparation duties to attend to.
I did ask for a slowdown a few days back on emails and it's gotten to the point where I probably won't even have time to read all of them, let alone respond to them. I apologize and feel bad about it, but there is only one of me.
Expect only a few priority posts on this blog and I may or may not do a GRE column tomorrow.
If you have time to be on the internet and are just itching for something to do, why not add a name to Bloomberg's declaration, and get everyone you know to join in the fun?
I did ask for a slowdown a few days back on emails and it's gotten to the point where I probably won't even have time to read all of them, let alone respond to them. I apologize and feel bad about it, but there is only one of me.
Expect only a few priority posts on this blog and I may or may not do a GRE column tomorrow.
If you have time to be on the internet and are just itching for something to do, why not add a name to Bloomberg's declaration, and get everyone you know to join in the fun?
Mississippi Supreme Court denies petition to undo open carry block
A three-judge panel of the Mississippi Supreme Court ruled yesterday against the state attorney general’s petition to undo an injunction blocking a firearms open carry law from going into effect. [More]Today's Gun Rights Examiner report can't help but notice merits don't matter and form trumps function. If you think about it, that's a very dangerous and arrogant attitude to take, especially when justice is being over procedural matters denied and the truth is so obvious.
Come All Without, Come All Within
You'll not see nothing like the mighty Quinn. [More]
But even that's not good enough for Furious Mike and the Shortshanks III of the Daley Dynasty, who, conveniently, is part of the Obama faction of the Chicago Machine.
No shortage of tyrant wannabes, is there...?
But even that's not good enough for Furious Mike and the Shortshanks III of the Daley Dynasty, who, conveniently, is part of the Obama faction of the Chicago Machine.
No shortage of tyrant wannabes, is there...?
The Long, Hot Summer
IF the riots some are promising and promoting come to pass, the thing to watch out for will be if any are shot by responding "Authoritah." [More]
IF that happens, that could be the catalyst and excuse for widespread "emergency measures."
IF that happens, that could be the catalyst and excuse for widespread "emergency measures."
Parental Controls
No doubt with the goal of having government be the ultimate parent to us all...[More]
We're the Only Ones Redistributing Enough
This is like a grand convergence of entirely foreseeable consequences. [More]
We're the Only Ones of the First Water Enough
A University of Virginia student had just bought some bottled water, cookie dough and ice cream for a sorority fundraiser when a group of people in plainclothes approached her car. One person jumped on her hood, another pulled a gun on her... [More]Seems like a perfectly reasonable reaction if they suspect a college student of buying beer, don't you think?
No?
A lot of hive insects in comments seem to think so. They've been indoctrinated well.
[Via Charley V]
This Day in History: July 3
General Benjamin Lincoln, who calls off a proposed attack when the element of surprise is compromised, commands the Patriot forces. [More]
Tuesday, July 02, 2013
Sheriff says CBI advises breaking law, stolen gun owners to be victimized twice
This afternoon's Gun Rights Examiner report looks at an official Catch 22 where the victims are punished again by the state and even its top enforcers can offer no other option but for local cops to break the law.
In today’s post, Smith gave an example of how a gun owner would become part of “Colorado’s new criminal class,” being victimized once by a burglar and a second time by the state, citing the fictitious example of "Diane," who had a hypothetical "Glock Model 17" stolen. [More]
Bloomberg, MAIG celebrate Independence Day with declaration restricting freedom
And in a Bizarro parody of the Declaration of Independence that, true to the nature of all “progressive” claims, means just the opposite of what they say, they demand government control the populace in an even more “perfect,” that is, perfectly totalitarian union. Considering that Bloomberg and his fellow mayoral travelers are government “officials,” it’s akin to British colonial officials penning the foundational document from 1776 to argue George III needed more power. [More]Today's Gun Rights Examiner notes that to Bloomberg, "FREEDOM IS SLAVERY" is more than just an Orwellian quote -- it's a way of life. It also suggests a Five-Minute Activism task that lets you join in for some Alinsky Rule 5 fun.
Magical Misery Tour
This was but one of many Bloomberg embarrassments. [More]"Magical Misery Tour," my latest GUNS Magazine "Rights Watch" column, is now online.
This Day in History: July 2
An enterprize, which I have long had in contemplation, will be executed in the course of this night, if Genl. Lincoln, who commands the operating party, finds the attack advisable upon reconnoitring the situation of the enemy, and he can do it by surprise. [More]
Monday, July 01, 2013
Activists defy new Colorado magazine ban in front of State Capitol
“Then we were asked to form a circle, and the media was crowding themselves in the middle to get the mass civil disobedience that was about to happen on video,” the report by blogger Ironwill III continues. [More]This evening's Gun Rights Examiner report notes a circle of freedom that should be encouraged to grow. Includes video.
Proof that Gun Owners are Peaceable
The sheriff’s department says they’ve received more than 50 complaints from people just out enjoying the woods when they were stopped by an overly aggressive forest service officer. [More]If we weren't, that authoritarian thug would have disappeared without a trace long before he reached 50.
[Via Jess]
Miss. AG petitions state Supreme Court against open carry bill restraining order
“[T]he Motion incorrectly declares that District Attorney [Robert Schuler] Smith is bringing this matter in his capacity as ‘the chief legal officer of the State of Mississippi,” the petition documents in an ironic comment about lack of standing that illustrates a presumption of non-existent authority and questionable legal competence on the part of both the DA and the Southern Poverty Law Center attorney backing the power grab. [More]This afternoon's Gun Rights Examiner report notes quick action in the Magnolia State. The AG really gave a great beatdown against partisan dirty tricks, and it looks like the Supreme Court, by ordering a 5 p.m. response, is not amused with the antis' shenanigans.
Calling Jesse, Calling Al...
You gonna let rich white boy get away with this? [More]
I think you need to get your followers to sign up for the bus tour itinerary and give his followers a piece of your mind!
Make Bloomberg a-pol-o-gize...
VLLA SELLA IN PVGNA IN TABERNA
UPDATE: From Kurt. I love his title.
[Via Florida Guy]
I think you need to get your followers to sign up for the bus tour itinerary and give his followers a piece of your mind!
Make Bloomberg a-pol-o-gize...
VLLA SELLA IN PVGNA IN TABERNA
UPDATE: From Kurt. I love his title.
[Via Florida Guy]
Meanwhile, Across the Pond in Piers Morgan Paradise...
I’m terrified that next time I’m mowing the lawn I’ll run over a bullet that hasn’t been found yet. [More]Perhaps some day he'll be terrified because he can't find any.
Obama’s gun policy and supporters favor jihadists over patriots
That the administration knows full well there is no way they can keep the weapons out of the hands of fanatical terrorist enemies of the United States is obvious. Also obvious is that at the same time it is bent on supplying arms to the worst of the worst, it is doing everything in its power to impose infringements on American gun owners. [More]Today's Gun Rights Examiner report notes a quick way to tell your friends from your mortal enemies.
This Day in History: July 1
But as that may not be the case, and as it may be found expedient after our junction with the French Army to take a position lower down – you will keep all your Stores ready to move at a moments warning, by land or water. [More]
Sunday, June 30, 2013
Armed American Radio Tonight
Also appearing on the program will be trainer Rob Pincus, George "Mad Ogre" Hill and yours truly: I'll be calling in during the first and third hours.
The program airs from 8 to 11 p.m. Eastern. Click here to find a station near you or to listen via live streaming.
Saturday, June 29, 2013
Democrats bypass checks and balances to halt open gun carry law in Mississippi
The partisan convergence between Democrat factions in the legislative, executive and judicial branches here to impede and overturn a bill lawfully enacted by the representatives of the whole people hardly ensures the protections they are supposed to be guaranteed by both the Mississippi and United States Constitutions. [More]Today's Gun Rights Examiner dig shovels through the foul stuff tyrannies are made of.
Friday, June 28, 2013
Three from Constitution Watch
Hey, around here, that's a "spate."
H.R. 2541: To allow certain off-duty law enforcement officers and retired law enforcement officers to carry a concealed firearm to protect children in a school zone.
Because everyone is freer when we have more "Only Ones." Thanks, Republicans!
H.R. 2567: To require that all handguns manufactured, sold in, or imported into, the United States incorporate technology that precludes the average five year old child from operating the handgun when it is ready to fire.
Subversive Speier and the Democrats. Figures. What did I warn about all those years ago?
Speier and the Democrats again. Evidently, because no text is available yet, it's safe to assume if it penetrates armadillo armor, it's verboten.
Don'tcha just love the way these last two have "Constitutional Authority Statements" and they just blanket refer to Article 1 Section 8? And wouldn't you just love to see someone who knows ammo grill this ignorant c-word on camera to produce another "shoulder thing that goes up" moment?
H.R. 2541: To allow certain off-duty law enforcement officers and retired law enforcement officers to carry a concealed firearm to protect children in a school zone.
Because everyone is freer when we have more "Only Ones." Thanks, Republicans!
H.R. 2567: To require that all handguns manufactured, sold in, or imported into, the United States incorporate technology that precludes the average five year old child from operating the handgun when it is ready to fire.
Subversive Speier and the Democrats. Figures. What did I warn about all those years ago?
Unless a drooling moron can hold the gun in his toes and gnaw on the barrel and yank back on the trigger with his (presumably opposable) thumbs in utter and oblivious tranquility, it must be banned.H.R. 2566: To modify the definition of armor piercing ammunition to better capture its capabilities.
Speier and the Democrats again. Evidently, because no text is available yet, it's safe to assume if it penetrates armadillo armor, it's verboten.
Don'tcha just love the way these last two have "Constitutional Authority Statements" and they just blanket refer to Article 1 Section 8? And wouldn't you just love to see someone who knows ammo grill this ignorant c-word on camera to produce another "shoulder thing that goes up" moment?
Introducing "the Sentinel"
the Sentinel is a daily publication, featuring an eclectic arrangement of news and entertainment for freedom-lovers, patriots, minarchists, individualists and other "auditable" types. [More]Looks like an interesting new start-up aggregator site with much potential. Let's help it take off.
An Urgent Appeal
We're the Only Ones Horny Enough
Nearly a dozen cops, including high-ranking officers, have been named in an explosive investigation detailing cases of sex and sex assault involving a single female employee. In one instance, the alleged sex occurred in a car outside the funeral for a slain Lakeland police officer. [More]See, I don't even know anybody like this. I just shake my head. What the **** is wrong with these people?
And what claim does some degenerate who can't control himself have on controlling me?
[Via Harvey]
A Terrorist Threat
"In light of recent situations, statements such as the one Justin made are taken seriously,” said an Austin police detective in a statement. [More]Yeah? What's this fool's name?
These types of "legal" outrages are intolerable acts, and typical of the "Squeeze us ... until our eyeballs bleed" course government has set.
Those of you who'd like to give them one more chance to reconsider, sign the petition. I did, just because, and for no other real reason.
[Via Florida Guy]
We're the Only Ones Twisting Off Enough
Apparently the fat bald officer (Officer Tobler) with the Sidney, Nebraska PD hasn’t gotten the memo. First he threatens the citizen, Steven Bell, with arrest, then he throws Bell’s license and registration at him, and then he really flips out. [More]Looks like some punk thugs over at Police One haven't gotten the memo, either.
Disappointing Beau
We're the Only Ones Probed Enough
An FBI investigation is not only probing more deeply into claims that the chief of one of the country’s largest police departments beat up a defenseless suspect, but it may be moving closer to answering unresolved questions that could show that the chief committed further, worse crimes than those of which he’s currently accused. [More]Anybody follow thorough on Wednesday's column and ask an anti when they think it's OK to shoot a cop?
[Via Harvey]
It Takes a Lot of Brass
I've never tried this product, but they've got the best dang disclaimer I've ever seen:
ABC IS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR INJURY OR DEATH DUE TO IMPROPER USE OR EXCESSIVE CLEVERNESSI love it.Tell me that ain't the way things oughtta be for everything.
American Trigger Sports Network Shooting Destination Night
We're the Only Ones Controlling Guns Enough
Imagine what they'd do if this happened in the private sector. [More]
UPDATE: The Captain's Journal has more.
UPDATE: The Captain's Journal has more.
A Card for Lily
[More]
That's the front and inside. I'm also thinking of sending her one with a picture of dog droppings on a sidewalk that says "Thinking of you."
‘Smart gun’ releases in 2013 will pose threats to gun rights
“Armatix reports that it has sold the Smart System in Europe and Asia and is pursuing approval for commercial sale in the United States through its U.S. subsidiary Armatix USA,” the report elaborates. “Kodiak Industries of Utah recently launched the Intelligun, a fingerprint- based locking system installed on a model 1911-style .45 caliber pistol that is available for pre-order from Kodiak with a projected delivery date later in 2013.” [More]Today's Gun Rights Examiner report identifies some rope-selling capitalists and sounds a warning on things to come.
This Day in History: June 28
I am every day more and more dubious of our being able to carry into execution the operation which we have in contemplation... [More]
Thursday, June 27, 2013
Linsley's Half-Baked History
[T]he Second Amendment originally was not seen as an unrestricted grant of rights to all as it is sometimes understood today. [More]Actually, the only people who believe that it's a grant today don't understand it at all.
One must wonder whether men commonly considered to have been wise statesmen would have added the Second Amendment at all if the weapons in use today had existed then.Not that bit of ignorance again.
This character is presuming to teach. It appears he's not even qualified to be in the classroom without completing some prerequisites first.
[Via Dennis L]
We're the Only Ones Rectum? Damn Near Killed 'em Enough
Chicago Police Accused of Using Gun to Sodomize Innocent Man [More]Sadistic. Perverted. Sick. Evil.
No whole person could do this. And while this is an allegation, we've seen such examples before.
What kind of hive insect would demand a monopoly of violence?
Anyone doubt there are those in the employ of government who would enthusiastically staff death camps?
[Via Jeffersonian]
Standing By
The Kitty Genovese Syndrome is strong in these bystanders, but for that brave woman at the end. [More]
Before condemning them, I wonder if I would get involved if I saw this unfold before me. I dislike the "sheepdog" analogy, and never made any pretense of wanting to be a security resource for others. My biggest fear would be legal repercussions, and doesn't that just say it all?
I did get involved once back in college, and instantly regretted it after finding my well-meaning friend and I were surrounded and the girl we presumed to be rescuing pretty much brought the whole thing on herself. Very fortunately, I've been able to maintain presence of mind and posture to talk and/or bluff my way out of similar situations of being outnumbered a few times during the more reckless phase of my life.
[Via Florida Guy]
Before condemning them, I wonder if I would get involved if I saw this unfold before me. I dislike the "sheepdog" analogy, and never made any pretense of wanting to be a security resource for others. My biggest fear would be legal repercussions, and doesn't that just say it all?
I did get involved once back in college, and instantly regretted it after finding my well-meaning friend and I were surrounded and the girl we presumed to be rescuing pretty much brought the whole thing on herself. Very fortunately, I've been able to maintain presence of mind and posture to talk and/or bluff my way out of similar situations of being outnumbered a few times during the more reckless phase of my life.
[Via Florida Guy]
Say, This Gives Me an Idea...
We ought to charter a bus and start a "More Names" tour of people who have defended themselves with a gun... [More]
Proposed bridge over gun divide built on shaky foundation
See, the problem with this editorial is it assumes both sides of the debate have fact-based positions of equal merit, and that citizen disarmament schemes are worthy of respect. That's bull, and it’s a denial of the truth. [More]Today's Gun Rights Examiner offering notes a divide that not only shouldn't be bridged, it can't be unless someone surrenders.
Oh, Those Kooky Teenagers
Call It the brawl at the mall [More]How cute. It rhymes..
Investigators told CBS 4 News they do not anticipate any criminal charges being filed in the brawl.Well, of course not. None of them were hit.
"Heavy artillery" kind of has that effect.
[Via Florida Guy]
We're the Only Ones Fighting Enough
“My client — he’s a fighter... " [More]I believe you. As long as the bout is fixed.
Which made him the perfect guy to decide if YOU were fit to have a gun (screen shot taken anticipating they'll be changing the page):
[Via bondmen]
Just Give Them What They Want
Mirza said Rodgers then demanded he raise his head to expose his neck. Rodgers jabbed the knife into him under his left ear and sliced across his neck, just shy of his right ear. He wrapped metal wire around his neck, stuck the knife into his cheek and fled with $240. [More]Good thing Mirza didn't play vigilante, otherwise the Bloomberg bus might have another victim of gun violence name to read off.
Besides, it being Manhattan Beach and all, Russ Lesser would have chastised him for "incredible bad taste and stupidity."
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