Tuesday, December 30, 2008
Russians Fighting Propaganda Cold War
MOSCOW -- For a decade, Russian academic Igor Panarin has been predicting the U.S. will fall apart in 2010. For most of that time, he admits, few took his argument -- that an economic and moral collapse will trigger a civil war and the eventual breakup of the U.S. -- very seriously.
Seems this former KGB spy, oops, I mean Professor, believes that the USA will crumble and be parted piece meal to the Countries that surround us. But lets be realistic. This man has no idea of the Socio-Geographic quagmire that is our country. Can anybody see Texas under Mexican rule? Doubtful. Here is the map:
I"m sorry, I can imagine horrible, self-induced, apocalyptic problems for our beloved country, but this shows very little understanding of what it means to be an American.
It's The Shooter, Not The Gun
One gentleman was complaining about being to slow with his revolver. As most know, I, am a giver. So, I graciously offered to trade gear with him. He refused, stating that it was his decision to be slow. I respect that, but it got me thinking? What is the time difference in the different pistol classes? My opinion? The answer is simple, reload time. All things being equal the only serious difference is the time it takes to reload.
Now, you may berate me all that you wish, but my USPSA classification percentages are within 2% of each other for all of my classified divisions. It's all about trigger time. It doesn't matter what your doing, as long as you are pulling a trigger. Yes, I know that a SIG is not a 1911, but I shoot both equally as well. Yes, my split times are slower with my SIG, but not by much. Yes that first round double action is a pain in the butt, try a steady pull and looking at the sights. My point is this, you shoot to your capability regardless of what you are shooting. If you have a firm grasp of the operating system you are not handicapping yourself as much as you think.
Thursday, December 25, 2008
Merry Christmas
Finally, to all of you, no matter where you may be, I hope that Santa brings you what you asked for!
Merry Christmas
Wednesday, December 24, 2008
Police say that you are quilty
I applaud the fact that the legal system seems to be treating him like a normal person. However, unless the warrant stated it, they had no reason to seize the other weapons as evidence. Obviously the rifle was not the weapon that he shot himself with. Another odd fact was the fact that his attorney seems to have just let it happen.
Any evidence that the police are searching for needs to be listed on the warrant, and even if the weapons were possesed illegally the DA would have a hard time added charges for what quite possibly was an illegal source. Bloomberg reports that cell phones were also seized, this is plossible as they could have been used in the commision of the crime.
Maybe I'm stepping to far out on this one but think about it. If you are involved in a shooting, does that give the police the right to seize all of your weapons? As evidence? Just food for thought.
Tuesday, December 23, 2008
Question of the day
What ever happened to the doctors you see on TV? The ones who care about solving a problem and are willing to do whatever it takes? Do they exist in real life? I am honestly losing confidence in the medical community.
Monday, December 22, 2008
Master List
4. Cheap bolt action rifle in 7mm-08. One that I can throw down a cliff and not worry about scratching the stock. Maybe a Marlin or a Mossberg. I have plenty of nice guns, I need a crappy one.
7.FN SPR rifle in 308
8.FNSCAR-heavy. I'm probably dreaming on this one
9. STI tactical, 5" with light rail in 40
Sunday, December 21, 2008
Thursday, December 18, 2008
Who needs a shorty shotty?
I have always laughed at people who said that they want a short barreled shotgun. I have asked what can you do with 10" that you can't do with 18?
Funny how now I'm starting to appreciate it. What do you think? New car gun? Maybe I can wear it under my coat when I take the kids trick or treating. In all honestly this is more for the cool factor than anything else. I'd be one of the cool kids. Maybe after that I can get a 10" AR and use that as a car gun.
Tuesday, December 16, 2008
Zombie Apocalypse
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It's a Gunny Christmas, Ahab
1. A good high quality progressive press. I'm not greedy I only need it for 40 S&W
2.For SigArms to make a carbine in 40 S&W that takes Sig 226 mags
3.Semi-Auto rifle in 357Max
4.The rest of the stuff I need for SASS. Everybody want to play cowboy! Right?
5.Good health to all those that I care about.
That is my list. Notice most of the gun things I want don't exist? Yeah, it's a rough life.
Monday, December 15, 2008
Line in the Sand
I left this one:
I had decided when I originally read this post that Breda was in the right and it did not need to be commented on.
However, this does. "Pride goeth before the fall." Am I willing to lose my job, friends and be criminally charged if I happen to defend myself?
ABSOLUTELY! Again, and again, with my dying breath (oops, I mentioned death, please don't verbally berate me). When you strip away all the labels that modern society places upon you, what is left? Your pride, your honor, your personal freedom. These are things worth defending. Draw your line in the sand, as Breda did, and defend it.
This goes back to the argument of where is your line? Also, what are you going to do to defend it? Breda has proved that she will not be pushed around by fancy dressed, pushy assholes. That is where her line is, she was polite and courteous, but she did not allow her line to be crossed.
My pride, or honor, or whatever you want to call it means more than anything. It is worth defending. It's more of doing the right thing, whether it be taking care of your family or defending your personal bubble. If I get fired for doing the right thing, so be it. I was looking for a job when I found this one. If my friends choose not to associate with me, perhaps they weren't true friends. If I have to stand up in court and defend my actions, so be it. I will do so with my head held high and my shoulders square.
I am a sheepdog, I am a warrior, I will fight for a noble cause. I will fight to
defend my family and my honor. I do not suffer fools for long. If you think that just wallking away will solve every problem. That a person intent on doing you harm will just leave you alone. Than you are a fool. A fool that will eventually be a victim.
Thursday, December 11, 2008
Help! Who owns my first directing attempt?
house, in my backyard, with my target stands, my smoke bombs, my burn barrel, my fire, my gun, my ammo....get the picture? He ran the camera, did the editing, and posted it on his website(this was months before my blogging debut).
Here is the offending video
So my question to both my loyal readers is this: Who owns the rights to the video? Please leave your comments below.
Condor approved 22lr
I occasionally hunt in California, I also occasionally hunt in what California calls the 'condor range'. This is an area where only non-toxic ammo is allowed to be used. It is a felony to have lead ammo in your possession and your ammo may be seized by the California Dept of Fish and Game for testing. The reason for this ban is due to the fact that a condor 'may' have died from lead poisoning after ingesting lead fragments from the carcasses of dead animals. I don't personally agree with this assessment, but hey, what do you expect? It's California. Enough lecturing, on with the story.
The area where I hunt is overpopulated by ground squirrels. We hunt in the morning and shoot squirrels all day. It's great fun, some of my best childhood memories involve shooting these pesky creatures. We use 22's, and alot of ammo. I mean alot, 200 rounds a day is not uncommon. Believe me, when you are trying to shoot a hamster sized creature at 300 yards with a rimfire rifle, you don't exactly make every shot.
I was planning on pig hunting there last year and knowing that I would not be able to take my 22lr, I was distraught. Whats a boy to do? I know, go buy a new rifle! Always a great idea. So, I did. I bought a Marlin 22 Mag and some 'green' ammo.
Much to my dismay, I did not make it. Now I have a rifle that is redundant due to the lead free 22lr ammo that is soon to be available.
I don't agree with the lead free ammo deal being able to save Mother Nature from a bad case of lead poisoning. I am happy though that manufacturers are willing to spend the time and money researching things that will keep the Peoples Republik of Kalifornia happy.
Wednesday, December 10, 2008
Steam Punk: It Sme It Sme
Your result for The Steampunk Style Test...
The Explorer
21% Elegant, 31% Technological, 47% Historical, 68% Adventurous and 29% Playful!
You are the Explorer, the embodiment of steampunk’s adventuring spirit. For you, clothing should be rugged and reliable, and just as functional as it is attractive. You probably prefer khaki or leather, and your accessories are as likely to include weapons as technological gizmos. You probably wear boots and gloves, and maybe a pith helmet. Most of what you wear is functional, and if you happen to wear goggles people had better believe that you use them. In addition to Victorian exploration gear, your outfit probably includes little knickknacks from your various travels. Above all, you are a charming blend of rugged Victorian daring and exotic curiosity.
Try our other Steampunk test here.
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I didn't think that I was going to like this MeMe. But I like the outcome, I feel that it suits me. As some of you know I have always had a bad case of the wanderlust.
Tuesday, December 9, 2008
Situational Awareness
I have done posts before about such matters, however, today I am going to share a story about situational awareness.
Let me start out by saying that I carry a firearm with the old adage in mind, 'It's better to have it and not need it, than to need it and not have it.' I honestly hope that I never, ever have to use it. But I will use it if I have too.
Many moons ago, I had heard of a spat of robberies and muggings in one section of town. I filed the information into my brain and it disappeared into parts unknown. One Sunday afternoon the wife, kids and I went to McDonalds for lunch. We came out of the restaurant(yes, I know, I use the term loosely), I opened the back door for my daughter, opened my door, got in and started the truck. My wife was putting our son in the back seat when a small, brown imported car pulled sideways into the parking spot ahead of us. My radar was on high alert, we were in condition orange and it could turn red in an instant. The male in the passenger seat got out of his vehicle and was walking straight towards my door. I examined my options in a nanosecond. I could not back up, the rear passenger door was open and my wife was standing in it. I could pull forward and push their car out of the way, tempting but the risk to my children was high. I decided to go with the third option. I pulled my pistol and placed it on the seat, I opened my door, stepped out of the vehicle and made eye contact with the man approaching me. He could not see it, but my hand was on my pistol. My body language and eye contact conveyed my point. The point that I was not one to be trifled with. I don't know what went through his mind, but I saw the decision making process in his eyes. When he reached the front of my truck, he immediately made a 90 degree turn and briskly walked away.
I cannot prove that the man in this lesson wanted to do me and mine harm, but I know that he did. What would my next step have been? No, I wasn't going to shoot him outright. That was three steps further down the line. If he had gone two more steps I would have give forceful verbal commands for him to leave my area, than I would have brandished. As for the driver of that vehicle? He was standing beside his door watching all this go down.
Remember the crime problem I mentioned at the beginning of this post? I was in the middle of where it had been happening. Always be aware of where you are at and the things that are going on around you. Look people in the eye and project confidence. The best fight to win is the one that you don't have to get in.
Monday, December 8, 2008
Survivorman is a 'Fudd'
Sunday, December 7, 2008
Proper Use of Nail Polish
Note that I typically use colors that I won't allow my seven year old daughter to wear.
The uses that I have presented for you today is:
1. Numbering your magazines.
2.Marking bullets to denote ammo type.
3.Sealing primers to waterproof ammo.
Also observe that you do not need the expensive nail polish. Also, color is a personal preference thing.
Friday, December 5, 2008
My line in the sand
These are perilous times, yes, but I believe that this is all saber rattling from all sides involved. Do we need to prepare for a fight to defend our Constitutional rights? Absolutely. Do we have to exhaust every avenue available to us before we even consider violence? Absolutely. Imagine the news if the pro 2A people took to the streets and marched in their mall ninja tactical gear and tricked out AR's and SKS's. It would be a PR disaster. We should behave like civilized human beings and use the system that our forefathers left for us.
I'm not saying that it is wrong to have a line in the sand. I have mine, I'm pretty sure that I know where it is. I prepare for the worst possible outcome and hope for the best one. However, hope is not enough. Action has to be taken in order to affect the result. You cannot just sit there and expect your desired result by doing nothing or issuing veiled threats.
Over two hundred years ago many smart men came together and after much discussion, agreed on how this civilized country was going to be run. They put safeguards in place to prevent the immediate removal or violation of our rights. We should fully explore all options available to us. It's not truly about guns, it's about the constitution and all that it stands for.
Wednesday, December 3, 2008
My 100
Thanks to Breda for passing along this MeMe
1.Started your own blog. I'm not sure how good it is, but it's here.
2.Slept under the stars. Many times, medicine for the soul. However, watch for werewolves.
3.Played in a band.
4.Visited Hawaii.
5.Watched a meteor shower. See #2.
6.Given more money than you can afford to charity.
7.Been to Disneyland.
8.Climbed a mountain.
9.Held a Praying Mantis.
10.Sang a solo. I'm counting Karaoke.
11.Bungee Jumped.
12.Visited Paris.
13.Watched a lightning storm at sea.
14.Taught yourself an art from scratch. Fly tying.
15.Adopted a child.
16.Had food poisoning.
17.Walked to the top of the Statue of Liberty.
18.Grown your own vegtables.
19.Seen the Mona Lisa.
20.Slept on an overnight train. I really, really need to do this one. Maybe when the kids are older.
21.Had a pillowfight.
22.Hitch hiked.
23.Taken a sick day when you're not ill.
24.Built a snow fort.
25.Held a lamb.
26.Gone skinny dippping. Not that I recall......If you have proof, I don't want to see it.
27. Run a marathon.
28.Ridden in a gondola in Venice.
29.Seen a total eclipse.
30.Watched a sunrise or a sunset.
31.Hit a home run.
32.Been on a cruise.
33.Seen Niagra Falls in person.
34.Visited the birthplace of your ancesters.
35.Seen an Amish community.
36.Taught yourself a new language.
37.Had enough money to be truly satisfied.
38.Seen the Leaning Tower of Pisa in person.
39.Gone rock climbing.
40.Seen Michelango's David.
41.Sung Karaoke. It's your stage presence, not your singing quality.
42.Seen Old Faithful Geyser erupt.
43.Bought a stranger a meal at a restaurant.
44.Visited Africa.
45.Walked on the beach by moonlight.
46.Been transported in an ambulance.
47.Had your portrait painted.
48.Gone deep sea fishing.
49.Seen the Sistine Chapel in person.
50.Been to the top of the Eifel Tower in Paris.
51.Gone scuba diving or snorkeling.
52.Kissed in the rain.
53.Played in the mud.
54.Gone to a drive in theater.
55.Been in a movie. File footage count? People get mad when I yell, "Pause it, Pause it!"
56.Visited the Great Wall of China.
57.Started a business. Kinda.
58.Taken a martial arts class.
59.Visited Russia.
60.Served at a soup kitchen.
61.Sold Girl Scout Cookies. Um, hello? I"m an outie not an inie.
62.Gone whale watching.
63.Got flowers for no reason.
64.Donated blood, platets or plasma.
65.Gone sky diving.
66.Visited a Nazi concentration camp.
67.Bounced a check.
68.Flown in a helicopter.
69.Saved a favorite childhood toy. Leo the Lion, he made til I was twenty.
70.Visited the Lincoln Memorial.
71.Eaten Caviar.
72.Pieced a Quilt.
73.Stood in Times Square.
74.Toured the Everglades.
75.Been fired from a job.
76.Seen the changing of the guards in London.
77.Broken a bone. My index finger.
78.Been on a speeding motorcycle.
79.Seen the Grand Canyon in person.
80.Published a book. I"m working on it. It's all in my head, I swear.
81.Visited the Vatican.
82.Bought a brand new car.
83.Walked in Jerusalem.
84.Had your picture in the newspaper.
85.Read the entire Bible.
86.Visited the White House.
87.Killed and prepared an animal for eating.
88.Had Chickenpox.
89.Saved someones life. Nothing is more noble, just ask him.
90.Sat on a jury.
91.Met someone famous.
92.Joined a book club.
93.Lost a loved one. I miss that dog.
94.Had a baby.
95.Seen the Alamo in person.
96.Swam in the Great Salt Lake.
97.Been involved in a lawsuit.
98.Owned a cell phone.
99.Been stung by a bee.
100. Read an entire book in one day.
Tuesday, December 2, 2008
Of Sheep and Wolves....
Quoting Dave Grossman:"Then there are sheepdogs," he went on, "and I'm a sheepdog. I live to protect the flock and confront the wolf." A sheepdogs job is to confront the wolf. That is true for the human sheepdog as well. I have heard many people say, "I'm not a sheepdog, I will only protect my family." I say that they are sheepdogs too, if only for one simple reason, you choose the size of your flock. It doesn't matter that you are unwilling to risk your own health to protect a stranger. If you have the capacity to cause another person bodily harm, and will do so in the defense of your 'flock'(family, friends, co-workers, domestic partner, or even the entire mall on black Friday), you are a sheepdog.
Nobody is asking you to be John McClain, you don't have to be willing to hunt down and kill evil doers for the greater good of society. Simply be willing to protect your flock.
When I was going thru a prominent law enforcement academy, we were reminded that when off-duty it was better to be a good witness than a hero. This ties in with the law enforcement in India not hunting down the terrorists. Law enforcement is trained primarily to investigate crimes, and only rarely do they have the opportunity to stop them in progress. It's the old 'establish a perimeter and wait for the big boys'. Sometimes you have to man-up and be a big boy. Sometimes you have to be a sheepdog and protect your flock. Sometimes you have to look at the greater good of society and expand your flock.
Awesome Stage
I know that I had some doubles on the steel, but I never claimed to be a master class shooter. Another thing that I noticed was how small the STI appears in my hands. That's a full 5" gun!
He sets up 4 to 6 stages once a month. The rules are a combination of USPSA and IDPA, there is no equipment rules. There is a premium placed upon accuracy, you cannot shoot C's and expect to win. My overall standing out of 26 shooters? Third.
Finally, a good picture is as good as a good shot(unless you are a photographer in India). Please note the brass, the flash and the bullet in the air!
Stay safe, shoot fast, shoot true, but most importantly: 'Aim small, miss small'
Friday, November 28, 2008
And you thought Cabela's was cool!
Monday, November 24, 2008
South Dakota Deer Hunt part 2
Saturday, November 22, 2008
Truth, From the Mouths of Babes
"My Daddy doesn't go to those, he goes to a shooting club."
She doesn't know how true that is......
Thursday, November 20, 2008
South Dakota Deer Part 1
Wednesday, November 19, 2008
A @#$%ing German Sheppard?
A German Sheppard? I mean, come on. It's about 90% accurate, but couldn't I atleast have been a hunting dog? However, I am happy that it didn't come back hound dog, I don't think that Mrs SigBoy likes it when I sniff other dogs butts....
On the bright side I just got compared to Teddy "The Man" Roosevelt, how cool is that?
Thursday, November 13, 2008
Points of Wisdom
1. At Lunch Time, Sit In Your Parked Car With Sunglasses on and Point a Hair Dryer At Passing Cars. See If They Slow Down.
2. Page Yourself Over The Intercom. Don't Disguise Your Voice.
3. Every Time Someone Asks You To Do Something, Ask If They Want Fries with that.
4. Put Your Garbage Can On Your Desk And Label It 'In.'
5. Put Decaf In The Coffee Maker For 3 Weeks Once Everyone has Gotten Over Their Caffeine Addictions, Switch to Espresso.
6. In The Memo Field Of All Your Checks, Write ' For Sexual Favors'
7. Finish All Your sentences with 'In Accordance With The Prophecy'
8 Don't use any punctuation
9. As Often As Possible, Skip Rather Than Walk.
10. Order a Diet Water whenever you go out to eat, with a serious face.
11. Specify That Your Drive-through Order Is 'To Go.'
12. Sing Along At The Opera.
13. Go To A Poetry Recital And Ask Why The Poems Don't Rhyme?
14.. Put Mosquito Netting Around Your Work Area And Play tropical Sounds All Day.
15. Five Days In Advance, Tell Your Friends You Can't Attend Their Party Because You're Not In The Mood.
16. Have Your Co-workers Address You By Your Wrestling Name, Rock Bottom.
17. When The Money Comes Out The ATM, Scream 'I Won!, I Won!'
18. When Leaving The Zoo, Start Running Towards The Parking lot, Yelling'Run For Your Lives, They're Loose!!'
19. Tell Your Children Over Dinner 'Due To The Economy, We Are Going To Have To Let One Of You Go'
20. And The Final Way To Keep A Healthy Level Of Insanity.. ......Copy this and send it someone......
One not included that I personally do:
1.Look at the wife in the store and yell, "Woman, your gonna find the stairs tonight!"
Just remeber to avoid doing it in front of little old ladies. They get violent.
Tuesday, November 4, 2008
Tragic Accident
Last week at work I broke my trigger finger.
I would like to thank you all for your support during these difficult times.
p.s. Tomorrow I shoot left handed.
p.p.s. Look closely at Halloween pictures for proof.
Monday, November 3, 2008
Halloween Firepower
As an aside the kids were well protected and the lightsaber did not have to come out to fight evil. I also found that this kept sigboy jr from taking his lightsaber and chasing all of the other children that were frolicking about. I had to constantly remind him to only use the force for good and to only take out his lightsaber when evil was present.
However, I was secretly hoping to find someone dressed from the 'darkside' (I wanted to use the lightsaber, not the 226 blaster).
Thursday, October 30, 2008
Tactical mindset
What will you do in a crisis? How can you train to survive? I think the warrior mindset may benefit from some kind of epiphany. Mine came as a college student when I was mugged at gunpoint. The horror of the experience helped to open my eyes to the fact that evil cannot be ignored on the physical plane, or for that matter, any other. Like the yin and yang, we all have a balance of the pacifist and warrior within. Depending on the circumstance, there is a time to reap and a time to sow. While keeping a calm vigilance as a pacifist maintaining all options of avoidance and flight, the warrior within each of us needs to be ready in an instant to spring into devastating, aggressive, decisive, no holds barred fight to the finish. Each one of us needs to find the motivation to train and flip that switch without hesitation.
Finally, remember that anything is a weapon, and that the weapon does not make the man. Don't ever forget that the your most important weapon is your brain. It will save you when nothing else does. Don't be a sheep, don't be a wolf, be a sheepdog. Trust your instincts, watch your surroundings, be mindful of people who want to cause you and yours harm. After it is all over go home and kiss your significant others and tell them that you love them.
Tuesday, October 28, 2008
I won! I won! sort of.....
Sunday, October 26, 2008
Hunting mini kit
Wednesday, October 22, 2008
Finally, good use for the 'Plastic Fantastic'
The only downfall is the price, you can buy a new Glock for the price of this thing-$425
http://www.makosecurity.com/Merchant2/merchant.mvc?Screen=PROD&Product_Code=UTA&Category_Code=_FAB
So what do you think? Waste of time? Waste of money? Totally useless item?
Monday, October 20, 2008
How many golf clubs do you need?
http://jovianthunderbolt.blogspot.com/2008/10/need-over-want.html
I have decided to include my .02.
When somebody asks you, "How many guns do you need?" ask them, "How many golfclubs does a golpher need?" The answer is always the same. Alot.
Here is my bare-minimum list:
1. Bolt action hunting rifle, capable of taking deer sized game.
2. 22 rifle, for small game
3. Semi-Automatic pistol, for self defense.
4. A carbine for zombie defense(AR or AK or Mini-14 your choice)
5. 12 ga shotgun for everything under 50 yds.
Bear in mind that is a minimum list. The full list is little longer. It also includes the ability to shoot a zombie at 8oo yards.
Friday, October 17, 2008
Undead Fish
I normally don't steal from the other guy but this is cool.
http://www.myzombiepinup.com/
Friday, October 3, 2008
Front Sight...Press
The turn around time was about a week. I sent them my slide and it came back clean with the slight smell of gun oil. And of course there was the shiny red fiber optic sights.
Friday, September 26, 2008
Lost in the real world
Novak Sights for STI
Pistol caliber carbine, what to do?
Does an IPSC shooter have a place in IDPA?
Tuesday, September 23, 2008
Family is a constant..... constantly changing
My cousin Kaitlyn was extremely beautiful at her reception, every woman deserves to look that good at theirs.
At the reception I told my cousin Karolyn to load up her plate with food so that I could eat off of hers and wouldn't have to wait in line. Her immediate reply was "Yep thats my cousin, hasn't changed a bit!" That made me feel special in some wierd way.
My cousin Michael's children and mine got along like they were best friends, kinda scary, it's almost like the cycle starts all over. Hopefully my son won't be beating the crap out of HIS cousins in the future. I don't remember doing it myself, but there is video.
Speaking of Michael, we only stayed up late one night playing video games, also proving the rivalry(does anybody know who started it? I dont have a clue) is alive and well. I am not sure how healthy it is, but it's been over a quarter of a century, how bad could it be?
I have proved that you can drive 900 miles each way with a five and seven year old and they don't have to fight. Don't ask me how that happened, I think it was a fluke and probably won't happen again.
My father and uncle only fought over the dinner tab for about five minutes. I even said I was going to pay before we got there. But obviously my opinion doesn't matter.
My Grandparents are doing well they may not like to be away from home but they make the most of it when they are. As a side note my wife has done a very good job of making Grandmas rolls(did you know that they take all day? I didn't)
But onto the point of this post. My family has scattered across the country and it is rare that I see any of them. Distance and time are only units of measure. Family is a constant it doesn't matter how long it has been or how far apart you are, when you get together it's like nothing has changed. Except for the fact that everybody has grown older, there are new additions to the family to be met and loved, and the comfort that comes from being around people that you have known your whole life.......
p.s. Pictures will follow later
Saturday, September 20, 2008
Hi Ho, Hi Ho
Thursday, September 18, 2008
Packing
I should have been smarter than that, she was wondering what kind of clothes I was packing. After our discussion a commitee was formed and it was decided, with little imput from me, that I should be fine with one pistol and one high power rifle. I seriously hope that we do not get over-run by zombies. It could be ugly.
http://www.sdoutdoors.net/?p=53
Tuesday, September 16, 2008
First Blog
My first official act as a blogger will be to publicly criticize the Dept of Homeland Security
http://hstoday.us/content/view/5192/149/
**The NGA’s report concluded that, “to a significant degree, the public has so far been left out of discussions about pandemic preparedness. General preparedness information has focused on self-reliance strategies such as stockpiling food, water, and other necessities. State and local governments should engage the public in deliberations about, and request that the public inform decisions on, school closure and other issues with difficult ethical dimensions**
Also in the article it was mentioned that a large percentage of the population believes that they dont need to plan or preapre because it is not likely to happen or that the geverment will be there to take care of them.
I want to know where all the parents are that raised their children to be victims.