You have no way to tell if it says what it’s supposed to say…or do you?
(source: At least it didn’t say #6 to go)
You have no way to tell if it says what it’s supposed to say…or do you?
(source: At least it didn’t say #6 to go)
Ace brings teh funneh:
Oxford Don Stephen Potter introduced the world to the principles of Gamesmanship, the way to win at games by resort to cheap ploys which were very close to cheating without being technically cheating. He later expanded his inquiries into the general field of “Lifemanship,” the discipline of embracing life in a dickish and hostile spirit, sabotaging social rivals without quite breaching social etiquette.
Given that the progressive elder-children-yet-not-quite-adults you’ll be encountering this Thanksgiving (who I will henceforth refer to as “grownchildren”) will be armed to the teeth with Vox explainers and Obamacare propaganda, I herewith humbly submit these first sketches of a new branch of Lifemanship I call “Thankgivingmanship,” which I define as the gentle art of insulting the stupid without alerting them to the fact that they’ve been insulted at all.
It is the goal of the dedicated Thanksgivingman, then, to achieve the sublime art of giving offense without offense being taken.
He’s clearly delusional. Isn’t that grounds for his involuntary removal from office? Civilization can’t wait:
Obama: I’ll Rebuke ISIS By Talking About Climate Change
Barack Obama said during a press conference on Tuesday that his plans to attend a climate change summit in December will serve as a “powerful rebuke” to ISIS, which took credit for brutal terrorist attacks in Paris that killed 130 people and injured hundreds more.
While standing alongside French president François Hollande in a joint news conference at the White House, Obama explained that his attendance at next month’s World Climate Summit will put ISIS in its place.
Not to mention this inconvenient actuality:
Yeah, Hillary…tell me again how women (or girls, as the case may be) who say they’ve been raped should be given the benefit of the doubt.

First time shooting reloaded commercial brass in the Garand…used the same recipe that I’ve been using with military brass. 20 rounds each at 100 yards (yellow) and 200 yards (red)…got 19 of 20 on target at 100 yards and 15 of 20 at 200. (I’m not entirely sure if Farcebook will show the image in enough detail to show the colored dots I added over the bullet holes with the GIMP.)
One note for future reference: crimped primer pockets aren’t exclusive to military brass. One of my reloads had a Perfecta headstamp, and it gave me some trouble getting the primer seated. Just looked into it and found that they crimp their primers.
Shortcutted after a cactus jumped out in front of my foot..walked the rest of it
This showed up in one of my feeds. Make of it what you will. :-)
The loan I took out five years ago against my 403(b) is finally paid off. w00t!
Found this in an image search, then went looking for the site that sells them:
My Che Shirt is in the Laundry (Hitler) T-Shirt | The Secret Labs of A.B. Dada
As long as you’re going to wear a t-shirt promoting a communist murderer of many, why stop at just Che Guevara?
Ratbert is your average Farcebook-meme-propagating regressive, it would seem:
No, the Muslims Fleeing Syria Aren’t Like the Jews Escaping Nazi Germany
Among politicians and their clingers-on, journalists, nothing takes hold like a bad historical analogy. Thus as politicians — 29 governors chief among them — call for a halt to our Syrian-refugee-resettlement program on the grounds that it might be exploited as a conduit for terrorists, pundits are invoking the plight of Jewish refugees fleeing Adolf Hitler’s Germany in an effort to soften American hearts. The Washington Post’s Dana Milbank wrote Monday, “This growing cry to turn away people fleeing for their lives brings to mind the SS St. Louis, the ship of Jewish refugees turned away from Florida in 1939,” while his colleague Ishaan Tharoor contended: “Today’s 3-year-old Syrian orphan, it seems, is 1939’s German Jewish child.” Meanwhile, a Daily Kos headline shouts: “Replace ‘Syrian’ with ‘Jewish’ and we’re back to 1939.”
This is prima facie nonsense, which should be obvious from the terms being compared: Jews, an ethnic group, with Syrians, a national one. An honest, apples-to-apples comparison would line up German Jews and Syrian Muslims — the relevant ethnic group within the relevant political entity. But do this, and the failure of the analogy becomes clear.
The first, and most obvious, difference: There was no international conspiracy of German Jews in the 1930s attempting to carry out daily attacks on civilians on several continents. No self-identifying Jews in the early 20th century were randomly massacring European citizens in magazine offices and concert halls, and there was no “Jewish State” establishing sovereignty over tens of thousands of square miles of territory, and publicly slaughtering anyone who opposed its advance. Among Syrian Muslims, there is. The vast majority of Syrian Muslims are not party to these strains of radicalism and violence, but it would be dangerous to suggest that they do not exist, or that our refugee-resettlement program need not take account of them.