“When I started counting my blessings, my whole life turned around.”
- Willie Nelson
Tuesday, November 30, 2021
Monday, November 29, 2021
Quote du jour
"It is not enough to have a good mind; the main thing is to use it well."
- Rene Descartes
Sunday, November 28, 2021
Yet Another Reason Why I Oppose "Public Art"
If you live in a land down under, the town of Yarra to be exact, you are the proud (?) new owners of a six foot tall statue of...a banana! A banana with a skull carved into it. Wait a minute...to inspire you to drive more carefully?
Because nothing says I'm going to pay more attention to my driving than, "Look over there! Is that a statue of a skull carved into a giant banana?"
Twenty two thousand dollars?? This is where we need Mick Dundee to step up and say, " 'Ats not a banana! This is a banana!" Communities that have to live with "public art" should have the final say of what gets foisted on their communities. Or better yet, don't have any taxpayer funded art. The Statue of Liberty was a gift from France, but private funds paid for the pedestal. If the people want it badly enough, they'll pay for it themselves!
The council splashed $22,000 to create the sculpture, which was part of a Transport Accident Commission (TAC) grant. The artwork is part of an initiative to activate and improve road safety...Road Safety? Yeah. Right!
The Trouble With Hell
The problem isn't your computer. I can't figure out what's causing only half of the video to appear.
Update: Okay, I may be slow, but I'm not completely helpless!
Quote du jour
Behold, the nations are as a drop of a bucket, and are counted as the small dust of the balance: behold, he taketh up the isles as a very little thing.
- Isaiah 40:15
Saturday, November 27, 2021
Best of the Web*
*…that Dave and I have seen all week!
(BTW, if you wonder where any of the links will take you, hover your cursor over the link.)
Political/SocioEconomic
Varney: Build Back Broke Is The ‘Most Dishonest Spending Bill In American History’… (video)
The Collapse of Kamala Harris
Culture
Feel Good Friday
‘I Hope You Die’: The Murderous ISIS Jihadi From New York City You Heard Nothing About
Killadelphia Update
Statistics Show Children Are Safe in Homes With Firearms
Texas Teaching Course Teaches “White Supremacy is Everywhere”
All the News that is fit to inject leftism into
Photoshops/Cartoons/Graphics
Flopping Aces -Sunday Funnies
Sunday Funnies, 11-21-21
Today's Toons 11/17/21
Today's Toons 11/18/21
Today's Toons 11/19/21
Linkfests:
Larwyn’s Linx: Almost everything Pelosi is saying about Biden’s ‘Build Back Better’ agenda is a lie
In The Mailbox: 11.22.21
Larwyn’s Linx: Onward Into Darkness
In The Mailbox: 11.24.21 (Afternoon Edition)
Larwyn’s Linx: Meet the Soros-Style Communist DA Behind the Waukesha Bail Catastrophe
In The Mailbox: 11.24.21 (Evening Edition)
Larwyn’s Linx: Alan Dershowitz's stark warning: Justice system becoming infected by critical race theory
Late Night With In The Mailbox: 11.25.21
Dave's Rule Five Roundup:
Proof Positive - Best of the Web
Animal Magnetism - RULE FIVE BOOK REVIEW FRIDAY
By Other Means - Tuesday Tap Rack and Bang, Random Hotness and Seeing Red
Evi L. Bloggerlady - Bombshell: Hedy Lamarr️
Ninety Miles From Tyranny - Hot Pick, Girls With Guns, Morning Mistress and Blogs With Rule 5 Links
Grouchy Old Cripple - Saturday Boobage
Irons in the Fire - Friday Data and ... Saturday Data Overflow
The Feral Irishman - Friday Femme Fatale
The Daley Gator - Daley Babe
Diogenes Middle Finger News - A Good Monday Morning
A View from the Beach - Rule 5 Saturday - Holly Valance and Fish Pic Friday
24 Femmes Per Second - Sheree North
Knuckledraggin My Life Away - I'm sure she's taken, men And ... I’ll leave you with this
American Power - Holiday Babes
Woodsterman - Rule 5 Woodsterman Style
The Other McCain - Rule Five Sunday: Lauren Southern – Canadian Spitfire
The Pirates Cove - If All You See ... and Sorta Blogless Sunday Pinup
Wired Right - A Beautiful End to the Day
Sonoran Conservative - Rule 5: Friday
The Right Way - Friday Babe and ... Rule 5 Saturday LinkOrama
Quote du jour
Most people in this country don't take notice of race at all. For some, it is a prison they check into every morning, though none stop them from leaving.
- Mike B
Friday, November 26, 2021
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Quote du jour
“Our Constitution, like the Declaration of Independence before it, was predicated on a simple truth: One’s liberty, not to mention one’s dignity, was something to be shielded from, not provided by, the State.”
- Clarence Thomas
Thursday, November 25, 2021
Quote du jour
“The Rights of man come not from the generosity of the state, but from the hand of God.”
- John F. Kennedy
Wednesday, November 24, 2021
Holy Coincidence, Batman!
Excuse me, I've got to go. Alfred left the Bat-cave door open again!
Quote du jour
“A true friend is the greatest of all blessings, and that which we take the least care of all to acquire.”
- Francois de la Rochefoucauld
Tuesday, November 23, 2021
Quote du jour
“The best way to find out if you can trust somebody is to trust them."
- Ernest Hemingway
Monday, November 22, 2021
November 22, 1963 - A Remembrance
From the archives (updated) :
Today marks the 58th. anniversary of the passing of a great man. One who left his mark on his country and his culture. One who is still quoted to this day. On November 22, 1963, the world little noted his passing in the shock and outpouring of grief over the assassination of JFK. That man was Clive Staple Lewis…oddly enough, like JFK, ”Jack” to his friends.
C. S. Lewis, author of The Screwtape Letters, Mere Christianity and The Chronicles of Narnia, was a contemporary and friend of J. R. R. Tolkien. He was also an atheist who came to Christianity, in his own words, “kicking and screaming”, who became one of its strongest apologists.
His books have been translated into dozens of languages and sold millions of copies over the years. Anthony Hopkins portrayed him in the movie Shadowlands (1993), the story of his romance with American poet Joy Gresham, who died of cancer a mere handful of years after they met.
His life was rich and varied. His sorrows deep and vast. His legacy is enduring.
In our remembrance of those who passed this day, one might do well to remember what can be accomplished with just a pair of Jacks!
Today marks the 58th. anniversary of the passing of a great man. One who left his mark on his country and his culture. One who is still quoted to this day. On November 22, 1963, the world little noted his passing in the shock and outpouring of grief over the assassination of JFK. That man was Clive Staple Lewis…oddly enough, like JFK, ”Jack” to his friends.
C. S. Lewis, author of The Screwtape Letters, Mere Christianity and The Chronicles of Narnia, was a contemporary and friend of J. R. R. Tolkien. He was also an atheist who came to Christianity, in his own words, “kicking and screaming”, who became one of its strongest apologists.
You must picture me alone in that room in Magdalen, night after night, feeling, whenever my mind lifted even for a second from my work, the steady, unrelenting approach of Him whom I so earnestly desired not to meet. That which I greatly feared had at last come upon me. In the Trinity Term of 1929 I gave in, and admitted that God was God, and knelt and prayed: perhaps, that night, the most dejected and reluctant convert in all England.-Surprised by Joy
His books have been translated into dozens of languages and sold millions of copies over the years. Anthony Hopkins portrayed him in the movie Shadowlands (1993), the story of his romance with American poet Joy Gresham, who died of cancer a mere handful of years after they met.
His life was rich and varied. His sorrows deep and vast. His legacy is enduring.
In our remembrance of those who passed this day, one might do well to remember what can be accomplished with just a pair of Jacks!
Quote du jour
Let every nation know, whether it wishes us well or ill, that we shall pay any price, bear any burden, meet any hardship, support any friend, oppose any foe to assure the survival and the success of liberty.
- John F. Kennedy
Sunday, November 21, 2021
A Chat With the Author
Dear Readers, I'm getting ready to sit down for a little chat with our guest author, Mary M. Isaacs, in a few days, and I thought it might be nice to give you, her audience, the opportunity to ask her any questions you might have about her or her work...how her stories come to her, what inspires her...I'm not guaranteeing we'll use your question, but you'll never know until you try!
Email your questions to me, or leave them as a comment here, and we'll get to as many as we can! Thanks!
Ciao for now!
An Isolated Incident
An Isolated Incident
A short story by Mary M. Isaacs.
The door buzzer sounded three times, with a fourth buzz a little after the first three. He clicked on the timer he always carried and then hurried to the front door to look out the peephole. He saw the back of a man walking away from the door. As he watched, the man climbed into a delivery truck and then drove away. They never looked back at his door; he wished one of them would sometime, and maybe wave or acknowledge his existence some way or another.
Looking down, he saw the familiar plastic bag on the front porch. I wonder what it is tonight? he thought. He used to play a guessing game about the contents, but that was getting a little old now. He continued to look at the bag as he waited for the timer to go off.
When it did, he unlocked the door (Why do I bother locking it? he asked himself. Who’s going to come in?) opened it and picked up the bag. It felt heavier than usual. Probably pasta, he thought. Any meat portions were so small as to lessen the usual weight of the bag.
After closing the front door, he carried the bag to the kitchen, opened it, and removed the contents. Yep, it was pasta all right; the container was unmistakable.
He wiped the inside of the bag with a paper towel and then set it aside. He was responsible for cleaning it and all the containers and putting them back outside—empty--to be picked up at the next delivery. Empty, because he was required to eat everything he was given. Once, early on, he had sent back some food he didn’t like. It showed up as the next meal delivery, with nothing else added. He’d been annoyed and sent it back once more, untouched. Sure enough, it appeared again for the next meal. Being extremely hungry by then, he ate it. It was only borderline digestible by that time, but he had no choice.
His garbage was inspected regularly, and any discarded food brought a quick negative response. He didn’t want to go through that again, either. There was also no garbage disposal in the kitchen sink, and he had only a bedside commode in his apartment—no toilet. His personal waste products, in plastic bags, were collected daily. They were probably inspected, too, to make sure he hadn’t thrown any food in there. He didn’t envy the people who had THAT job. He knew what to do with things he really couldn’t stomach, but he had learned to eat a lot of the things he used to reject.
Tonight’s meal was almost totally edible. He only had to pick out the green peas in the pasta—he couldn’t stand canned green peas. Fortunately, they would be easy to get rid of later.
After he had eaten there was little to do. He avoided watching TV or listening to the radio; he’d had as much of their edited programming as he could take. He did turn it on, though, at a low volume—in case they were monitoring the amount of time he watched. He tried to ignore it. The available books and magazines were boring now, after having been read through several times, but he wouldn’t get new ones until next week. Exercise was a possibility, but he’d already spent a couple of hours doing that earlier in the day. It wasn’t his day to have a bath—the 3-minute shower this morning was his personal washing allotment for the day. Oh well, at least he had the disposal of the green peas to look forward to. He just had to wait until it was dark.
When that time came, he put the peas into his drinking cup and quietly opened the sliding glass door that led to the backyard. The yard was very small, not much larger than his kitchen, and was fenced all around, with completely unscalable, 10-foot fencing (his estimate). Just outside the door there was a small concrete slab with a bench on it, for getting (relatively) fresh air and sunshine, but the rest of the area was just dirt. He quietly paced off a certain distance and then crouched and dug a shallow furrow with his hands. He spread the peas out at the bottom of the trench and then covered them with the dirt. He pressed it down with his foot and then scuffed it up a bit, to look as if it had been untouched. He idly wondered what he’d do when he ran out of food burial space but decided that the first things he’d disposed of would surely be decayed by then, so he could start over. By now, he had no real expectation of ever being allowed to leave the compound (as he called it—or perhaps it really was one) until he was carried out of it in a shroud.
He suddenly froze in place, letting his awareness stretch out beyond his body. He’d heard nothing obvious but had felt something, some presence. As he stood silently, there was a soft whirring sound overhead. He looked up into the starless blackness—too much pollution—and thought he saw a faint flash as something moved towards the back fence.
He remained motionless, no longer feeling anything strange, but conscious of a deep apprehension inside. Drone? he wondered, and then pushed that thought aside in denial. His expression remained sober as he went back inside, however.
The next day was like the previous one, like all the others since they had moved him into the apartment. But on the second day following, he discovered a printed note on the mat under the letter flap in his front door. Med/tech visit already? he thought, as he scanned the message. But he had long ago stopped keeping track of the days--as they seldom varied--so he could easily be wrong. He undressed and got ready, putting on mask, gloves, and paper tunic, and waited for the knock on the door. How many Hazmat suits would he see this time, he wondered? Well, it made a change.
When the buzzer sounded two times, he was ready to go.
They opened the door to let him back inside. After the door shut, he turned automatically, to look out the peephole. The suits lumbered back to their van, got in, and drove away—with no backward glance. He was alone again. Even though no one talked to him the entire time, at least there had been other human beings around him; he treasured that awareness, for as long as it lasted.
He removed the mask and gloves and ripped off the now-wrinkled paper tunic. They went into the garbage bag as usual. He re-dressed himself in the uniform he’d worn earlier, as it wasn’t laundry day. That was another thing that had taken some getting used to—wearing the same clothes over and over and over and over again. It did promote extra care while eating, however, to avoid wearing spilled food for days—so there was that.
Maybe I’ll sit outside for a while, he thought, and walked to the sliding glass door. It wouldn’t open. He pulled harder but nothing happened. He banged on the door; all at once, a metallic voice said, “Privilege denied”. Startled, he looked confusedly around the room and out into the yard--then he noticed it: the dirt part had been dug up, he could tell immediately. The dirt was in piles and depressions, not smooth as he’d left it a few nights earlier. Why had they gone into his back yard? Why had they been digging? Had they found the buried food? As his eyes scanned the entire yard, he knew they had to have found it. So he wasn’t to be allowed outside again--ever? Or just for a while? He could guess the answer… And now he’d have to eat everything they brought him; his disposal site was unavailable.
With a sharp sense of loss, he sat on the only chair in the room. There was nothing left to do but watch the shadows creep slowly over the disturbed earth as the sun went down.
The door buzzer sounded three times, with a fourth buzz a little after the first three. He clicked on his timer and walked to the front door to look out the peephole. He saw a man climbing into a delivery truck. As it drove away, he wondered what would be in the food bag tonight. When the timer went off, he opened the door and picked up the bag. It seemed heavier this time.
He carried the bag into the kitchen, opened it, and removed the contents. He wiped the inside of the bag with a paper towel and then set it aside. He opened the largest container and stopped, puzzled. What was that greyish stuff inside? It was unrecognizable. He opened more of the numerous containers—all the contents were unrecognizable, and there was a strong smell coming from most of them. In the last container, there were some dirt-covered green peas. All at once, he knew what they’d given him for dinner, what they expected him to eat.
And he couldn’t send any of it back.
Copyright 2021 -Mary M. Isaacs
(from a forthcoming book)Quote du jour
"Life begins at fertilization" is a shorthand way to say that the zygote is the first developmental stage of a human being's life cycle. This is not a religious premise; it is a biological fact, attested to in countless biology and embryology texts and affirmed by the majority of biologists worldwide.
- SecularProLife.org
Saturday, November 20, 2021
Best of the Web*
*…that Dave and I have seen all week!
(BTW, if you wonder where any of the links will take you, hover your cursor over the link.)
Political/SocioEconomic
FBI Admits It Is Often Wrong On Gun Related Background Check Denials
Who voted for Glenn Youngkin: Hispanics went strongly for Youngkin - John Lott, on all those Hispanic "White Nationalists"
FDA Asks Court for 55 Years to Fully Release Pfizer COVID-19 Vaccine Data -Wow! Nothing about that shouts "cover up"!
Culture
Feel Good Friday
San Diego resident fatally shoots home invader – and his five accomplices, who are now charged with murder!
Kenosha: Media-Induced Mistrial?
Gallup: Gun Control Support Drops to Lowest Level Since 2014
University Of Maryland Creates New Racial Category: ‘Students Of Color Minus Asian’ - Racist? Look! Squirrel!
'Jump-kick man' filmed kicking Kyle Rittenhouse in the head is career criminal with open domestic violence charge
Photoshops/Cartoons/Graphics
Flopping Aces -Sunday Funnies
Sunday Funnies, 11-14-21
Today's Toons 11/10/21
Today's Toons 11/11/21
Today's Toons 11/12/21
Nerdsten Flag
Linkfests:
Larwyn’s Linx: The Continued American Awakening As To The True Nature of The FBI and DOJ
In The Mailbox: 11.15.21
Larwyn’s Linx: FBI's behavior over Project Veritas investigation questioned
In The Mailbox: 11.16.21
Larwyn’s Linx: Consumer Group Exposes BlackRock’s Ties to Chinese Communist Party
In The Mailbox: 11.19.21 (Morning Edition)
Larwyn’s Linx: FBI “counterterrorism” officials secretly tracked parents who argued with school boards
In The Mailbox: 11.19.21 (Evening Edition)
Larwyn’s Linx: After Court Ruling, Dept of Labor, OSHA, Drops Enforcement for Workplace Vaccinations
Dave's Rule Five Roundup:
Proof Positive - Best of the Web
Animal Magnetism - RULE FIVE LINGUISTICS FRIDAY
By Other Means - Tuesday Tap Rack and Bang, BeCos(play) It's Friday and Seeing Red
Evi L. Bloggerlady - Enya: Sweet November️
Ninety Miles From Tyranny - Hot Pick, Girls With Guns, Morning Mistress and Blogs With Rule 5 Links
Grouchy Old Cripple - Saturday Boobage
Irons in the Fire - Friday Data and ... Saturday Data Overflow
The Feral Irishman - Friday Femme Fatale
The Daley Gator - Daley Babe
Diogenes Middle Finger News - A Good Monday Morning
A View from the Beach - Rule 5 Saturday - Shailene Woodley Stands by Her Man and Fish Pic Friday
24 Femmes Per Second - Sandra Dee
Knuckledraggin My Life Away - I'm sure she's taken, men And ... I’ll leave you with this
American Power - Wednesday Women
Woodsterman - Rule 5 Woodsterman Style
The Other McCain - Rule Five Sunday: Denise Richards
The Pirates Cove - If All You See ... and Sorta Blogless Sunday Pinup
Wired Right - A Beautiful End to the Day
Sonoran Conservative - Rule 5: Friday
The Right Way - Friday Babe and ... Rule 5 Saturday LinkOrama
Quote du jour
Kyle Rittenhouse was attacked by thugs, hoodlums and the mainstream media. But I repeat myself.
- Mike B
Friday, November 19, 2021
Free Gun Friday
It's Free Gun Friday once again!
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(1) Leupold Packout - Matte Tortoise, Blue Mirror Eyewear
(1) Negrini Cases - Compact Scoped Rifle Case - 1619LUNGA/5517
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Quote du jour
“Keep doing good deeds long enough and you'll probably turn out a good man in spite of yourself.”
- Louis Auchincloss
Thursday, November 18, 2021
Quote du jour
“When misguided public opinion honors what is despicable and despises what is honorable, punishes virtue and rewards vice, encourages what is harmful and discourages what is useful, applauds falsehood and smothers truth under indifference or insult, a nation turns its back on progress and can be restored only by the terrible lessons of catastrophe.”
- Frédéric Bastiat
Wednesday, November 17, 2021
Is it Sexist to Say...
...that the next Ghostbusters reboot looks more interesting than the last one?
Please Don't Squeeze the Shaman!
Jacob Chansley, the "QAnon shaman" who committed no violent crime. who has been in jail since his 1/11/21 arrest, has been sentenced to 41 months in Federal prison.
Quote du jour
"When the history books are written about our time in Afghanistan, (Gen.) Milley will look more like a Custer and less like a Patton."
-Ben Stein
Tuesday, November 16, 2021
Remember What Your Choices Were, Democrats?
Pretty bleak, huh? Buyer's remorse, anyone? From Oct. 15, 2019
Quote du jour
"Ilhan Omar called the police dysfunctional but she's the one that married her brother."
- Greg Gutfeld
Monday, November 15, 2021
Golden Oldie
From Oct. 19, 2019 (Joe wasn't considered a front runner then)
(Remove the ten from the bottom wallet for Biden)
(Remove the ten from the bottom wallet for Biden)
Quote du jour
A man's rights rest in three boxes: the ballot box, the jury box, and the cartridge box.
- Frederick Douglass
Sunday, November 14, 2021
Quote du jour
“If CHRIST died for me, I cannot trifle with the evil that killed my best friend”
- Charles Haddon Spurgeon
Saturday, November 13, 2021
Best of the Web*
*…that Dave and I have seen all week!
(BTW, if you wonder where any of the links will take you, hover your cursor over the link.)
Political/SocioEconomic
Biden State Department ‘UNABLE’ to Help U.S. Citizens Escape War-Stricken Ethiopia
Consumer Price Inflation Accelerates to Fastest Rate in 31 Years
ATF Raids Lake of the Ozarks Gun Store, Confiscates All Firearms
Culture
Feel Good Friday
Virginia mother who exposed pornographic books barred from high school library
Remington Moving from New York to Georgia, Will Invest $100 Million in State
Let’s Discuss the Media’s Shameless Dishonesty in the Kyle Rittenhouse Case
Photoshops/Cartoons/Graphics
Flopping Aces -Sunday Funnies
Sunday Funnies, 11-07-21
Today's Toons 11/3/21
Today's Toons 11/4/21
Today's Toons 11/5/21
Science/ Technology
Likely Drone Attack On U.S. Power Grid Revealed In New Intelligence Report
Washington scientist admits faking steel-test results for Navy submarines
Linkfests:
Larwyn’s Linx: 13 House Republicans Save Joe Biden's Agenda in Disgraceful, Idiotic Move
In The Mailbox: 11.08.21
Larwyn’s Linx: Joe Biden is all-in for open borders
In The Mailbox: 11.09.21
Larwyn’s Linx: DeSantis: Illegal Alien Who Allegedly Murdered Father-Of-Four ‘Was On One Of Biden’s Flights’
In The Mailbox: 11.10.21
In The Mailbox: 11.12.21 (Afternoon Edition)
Larwyn’s Linx: The FBI raided Project Veritas on a pretext and is now illegally leaking its files to the NY Times
In The Mailbox: 11.12.21 (Evening Edition)
Dave's Rule Five Roundup:
Proof Positive - Best of the Web
Animal Magnetism - RULE FIVE FTC FRIDAY
By Other Means - Tuesday Tap Rack and Bang, BeCos(play) It's Friday and Seeing Red
Evi L. Bloggerlady - Comply or Die: Clapton, Rogers, Van Morrison️
Ninety Miles From Tyranny - Hot Pick, Girls With Guns, Morning Mistress and Blogs With Rule 5 Links
Grouchy Old Cripple - Saturday Boobage
Irons in the Fire - Friday Data and ... Saturday Data Overflow
The Feral Irishman - Friday Femme Fatale
The Daley Gator - Daley Babe
Diogenes Middle Finger News - A Good Monday Morning
A View from the Beach - Rule 5 Saturday - Virginia Madsen and Fish Pic Friday
24 Femmes Per Second - Jessica Walter
Knuckledraggin My Life Away - I'm sure she's taken, men And ... I’ll leave you with this
American Power - Nice Belly Button
Woodsterman - Rule 5 Woodsterman Style
The Other McCain - Rule Five Sunday: Dina Meyer
The Pirates Cove - If All You See ... and Sorta Blogless Sunday Pinup
Wired Right - A Beautiful End to the Day
Sonoran Conservative - Rule 5: Friday
The Right Way - Friday Babe and ... Rule 5 Saturday LinkOrama
Quote du jour
First they came for our guns, but I wasn't a gun owner, so I said nothing.
Then, they came for our pickup trucks, but I wasn't a pickup owner, so I said nothing.
Then they came for our dogs and our 'shine, and I looked around and there was no one to speak up for me!
- Mike B, on the CMA gun control orange movement
Friday, November 12, 2021
Bonus Free Gun Friday
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2,200 Rounds of Winchester 22 LR Ammo - $250
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Six Taurus® Magazines - $122
Taurus® Magazine Six-Pack Pouch - $15
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Quote du jour
People often complain about lack of time when lack of direction is the real problem.
- Zig Ziglar
Thursday, November 11, 2021
Quote du jour
"The brave die never, though they sleep in dust, their courage nerves a thousand living men."
- Minot J. Savage
Wednesday, November 10, 2021
Quote du jour
“A hero is no braver than an ordinary man, but he is brave five minutes longer.”
-Ralph Waldo Emerson
Tuesday, November 9, 2021
Quote du jour
“I’ve always believed that no officer’s life, regardless of rank, is of such great value to his country that he should seek safety in the rear … Officers should be forward with their men at the point of impact.”
– Chesty Puller
Monday, November 8, 2021
Sunday, November 7, 2021
Quote du jour
“We are all in such a hurry, we want everything at once. We believe that all truth can be stated in a few minutes. The answer to that is that it cannot.”
― D. Martyn Lloyd-Jones
Saturday, November 6, 2021
A Little Saturday Night Music
In honor of Daylight Savings Time leaving us, Time Is Tight - Booker T. & The M.G.'s
Best of the Web*
*…that Dave and I have seen all week!
(BTW, if you wonder where any of the links will take you, hover your cursor over the link.)
Political/SocioEconomic
US Would Have Highest Top Income Tax Rate Among Developed Nations Under Biden Plan
Culture
Feel Good Friday
The NFL’s (Other) Race Problem
THEY SAID RAT POISON WAS RACIST. NOW NEW YORKERS ARE DYING OF RAT DISEASES
McDonald’s Partners With IBM To Automate Drive-Thrus As Labor Shortages Persist - Thanks, COVID, Biden, and the prospect of a $15/hr minimum wage!
Photoshops/Cartoons/Graphics
Flopping Aces -Sunday Funnies
Sunday Funnies, 10-31-21
Today's Toons 10/27/21
Today's Toons 10/28/21
Today's Toons 10/29/21
Linkfests:
Larwyn’s Linx: The Ignoble Lie
In The Mailbox: 11.01.21
Larwyn’s Linx: Mark Levin: Parents are told to 'sit down and shut up' as their children are being brainwashed
In The Mailbox: 11.02.21
Larwyn’s Linx: Republican Glenn Youngkin Wins Virginia Governor’s Race, Stunning Democrats
In The Mailbox: 11.03.21
Larwyn’s Linx: The Red-Pilling of Loudoun County, Virginia
In The Mailbox: 11.04.21
Larwyn’s Linx: Flurry of lawsuits to greet Biden administration's illegal vaccine mandate
In The Mailbox: 11.05.21
Dave's Rule Five Roundup:
Proof Positive - Best of the Web
Animal Magnetism - HUNT WEEK TOTTY FRIDAY and much more!
By Other Means - Tuesday Tap Rack and Bang, BeCos(play) It's Friday and Seeing Red
Evi L. Bloggerlady - La liberté d'expression héroïne Brigette Bardot️
Ninety Miles From Tyranny - Hot Pick, Girls With Guns, Morning Mistress and Blogs With Rule 5 Links
Grouchy Old Cripple - Saturday Boobage
Irons in the Fire - Friday Data and ... Saturday Data Overflow
The Feral Irishman - Friday Femme Fatale
The Daley Gator - Daley Babe
Diogenes Middle Finger News - A Good Monday Morning
A View from the Beach - Rule 5 Saturday - Selita Ebanks Suffered Deprivation for Her Craft and Fish Pic Friday
24 Femmes Per Second - Eva Bartok
Knuckledraggin My Life Away - I'm sure she's taken, men And ... I’ll leave you with this
American Power - Beautiful Katie Pavlich for Halloween
Woodsterman - Rule 5 Woodsterman Style
The Other McCain - Rule Five Sunday: Danielle Rose Russell
The Pirates Cove - If All You See ... and Sorta Blogless Sunday Pinup
Wired Right - A Beautiful End to the Day
Sonoran Conservative - Rule 5: Friday
The Right Way - Friday Babe and ... Rule 5 Saturday LinkOrama
Quote du jour
I could go into the octagon with a three legged kitten, with two paws tied behind its back and I'd still bet on the kitten!
-Mike B, on dealing with congestive heart failure
Friday, November 5, 2021
Bonus Free Gun Friday
What's a November to be without a Free Gun Friday? How about $1000 worth of ammunition instead? Oh, and a gun safe and a few other goodies as well!
You can enter here.
Quote du jour
"Critical Race Theory, which isn’t real, turned the suburbs (of Virginia) 15 points to the Trump insurrection endorsed Republican."
- Nicolle Wallace, MSNBC
Thursday, November 4, 2021
Quote du jour
“Gratitude is not only the greatest of virtues, but the parent of all others."
- Cicero
Wednesday, November 3, 2021
California Has Some of the Most Stringent Gun Laws in the Country
One of the laws, prohibits felons from owning guns. During a recent drug bust, here are the guns two felons were not allowed to own, but did.
I think these guys owned more guns than I do!
I think these guys owned more guns than I do!
Quote du jour
Its one thing to call someone a communist, but to encounter a true-blue, dye in the wool believe in marxism in the United States is not actually that common. Except in the Biden Administration of course…
- Ben Stein
Tuesday, November 2, 2021
Quote du jour
Owning a handgun doesn't make you armed any more than owning a guitar makes you a musician.
- Jeff Cooper
Monday, November 1, 2021
Quote du jour
But if someone has a gun and is trying to kill you ... it would be reasonable to shoot back with your own gun.
- Tenzin Gyatso, The 14th Dalai Lama
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