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and a Glock 19 now sits on my desk about 8" away

or would if it hadn't gone overboard at the lake that time.

FIFDOJ

Am I the only one who thinks this way? -FART

Of course not.

I have a twice-divorced relative who says he can totally understand what (he assumes) OJ did to the ex. This man is psychically cancerous with vendetta and bitterness, toward others as well. I've never been betrayed by a spouse, much less twice, so while I don't accept his bitter conclusions or dispiritedness, I sympathize deeply with his experience, for I have always so despised betrayal of contract, loyalty, or vow.

We, at least nations descended from Western & British heritage law, generally speaking, strive for a system of justice which provides for impartiality and true justice, ideally recompense and rehabilitation, not mere punishment-revenge. We provide courts and judges precisely because the heart of an individual will not always choose justly when wounded. It's what separates civilization from vigilante, mob, and gang rule.

Having said that all seriously you guys, I am compelled to add:

Plotting to murder a betraying ex is premeditation to evil. Stylebook calls for catching them in bed heat of the moment for best defense.

(Heaven, May civilization be strengthened and restored on our world!)

Does the shortest day coincide with the earliest sunset? That seems a silly question, but I recall checking on that, and the day of the earliest sunset does correspond to the day of the latest sunrise. -Mike Hammer

The French Revolutionaires tried to standardize the wobbles and variations in earth's spinning rotation and solar orbit as part of their metric calendar. That was their 404care defeat.

Fruit pies were a pretty common breakfast food in America, before the invention of breakfast cereal. You wake up, it's ready to serve. : HeatherRadish™

If only someone could wrap fruit pie filling in a pastry so that you could pop it in the toaster, I bet that would still sell as a breakfast food. :-P

Happy birthday! May you live 65 more so it's like to have your whole life to live over.

Congratulations, wordworker!

Congratulations, weight-losing race-runner!

Apply above where shoes fits.

Also, whoever I missed.

Just exercising my nearly atrophied social skills...

"Dorothy Hendrix was shot twice by the gang of two men and a woman, but she managed to shoot one of her assailants in the stomach before dying of her wounds."

I hope she died laughing. Schadenfreude is irrespective of your own condition. When a fellow pushes you off a cliff, and you look back and see him stumble over the edge after you, you laugh all the way down.

Dorothy Hendrix, by Grapthar's hammer, you shall be avenged!

Crime ridden Camden NJ dumps it's fat union cops for an efficient private force and crime rates are in free-fall. Americanthinker.com -redenzo

At my most libertarian, I still reserved police to the government. I might've been still too BigGov.

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D'aww. Little Spirit Kitty brought me a little Chicadee or something. No, you can't bring that inside! (Good, I don't have to feed her this morning.)

I have nothing to contribute, nothing to comment.

Maybe after coffee.

((somewhat feebly waves good morning to the room))

@rickl! (How do you get someone's attention on this 1880's software?) Back in the first 200 comments...

I had to look up Walker as well.

Seeing F&F flix is not a moron-card requirement, is it? I never saw any of 'em. I saw Bullitt first-run in theaters, though, so that should make up for it.

...and managed not to imitate it with my Mustang, driving my date home.... mostly.

"from each according to his coding ability...." - leftist troll at November 30, 2013 10:43 AM (ZyZIo)

egad, isn't that already the problem?

All I want for Christmas is a comments section THAT DOESN'T SHIT THE BED OVER COMMON HTML TAGS.
Posted by: Empire of Jeff

#twoweeks

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Although some Russians get honorable mention for being wounded by concussive force from a rock from space.

Posted by: mindful webworker - SMOD/ISON 2013 at November 30, 2013 10:23 AM (U7Ivf)

Drudge had a link the other day about a young boy who supposedly suffered a scalp laceration after being hit by small fragments. I don't know if they have been authenticated as meteorites yet.

Several years ago I read about a teenaged girl who was hit in the hand by a fingernail-sized fragment, but I never heard anything more about it.

"...only documented case of a human being hit by a rock from space."

Although some Russians get honorable mention for being wounded by concussive force from a rock from space.

Career Jar Jars Melt, anagram for James Earl Carter, Jr.

Coincidence? Unlikely.

Ooo. I need to find an audio file to know what that sounds like. I don't think we have many fox right around here but have occasionally seen one nearby.

I'm real familiar with coyote!

Posted by: mindful webworker
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Ask, receive....

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zk1mAd77Hr4

Unexpected fox scream during the night. Scary as hell.
Posted by: Mike Hammer

Ooo. I need to find an audio file to know what that sounds like. I don't think we have many fox right around here but have occasionally seen one nearby.

I'm real familiar with coyote!

120 When I become governor of GA I will immediately launch my presidential campaign. As POTUS, the first thing I will do, is have all rabbits liquidated in the FEMA camps.
I will avenge you grandpa!
Posted by: Jason Carter at November 30, 2013 09:30 AM (DTuAq)

121 Has any one mentioned Carter and the Killer Rabbit?
Posted by: Mike Hammer at November 30, 2013 09:30 AM (aDwsi)

hahaha. I love this crowd's great minds.

Not just the commies, either.
http://pjmedia.com/blog/is-the-game-lost/
Posted by: rickl

from that link:

As professor Judith Klinghoffer of Rutgers University writes, in an article titled "Dark Ages Redux" dealing with the influx of immigrants into the West from Muslim countries, "with each and every passing day the price for defeating the forces of darkness is getting higher and higher and ultimate victory less and less certain."

Sorta echoes my #26 above.

Ultimate victory is not in question, but the battles can be brutal.

"Having a natural tree sitting in your living room is like having a bucket of gasoline."

Every year I say, no powderkeg in the house. Every year Druidism wins. Pretty. Fragrant. Messy hassle. Then every year, when we take it out to the burn pile and watch it explode, I say, not next year...

via Drudge, Man Throws Away 7,500 Bitcoins, Now Worth $7.5 Million - threw out hard drive last summer, just remembered what was on it.

Don't know hardly anything about bitcoin, but this does not seem to me to be a secure monetary system.