Archive for March 2007

Godzilla’s Gun???

Mar 29th, 2007 | By admin | Category: ATF, Adult Pastimes, Humanity

Some meatball in Illinois opined:
If Godzilla were a sportsman, the .50-caliber sniper rifle would be his instrument.
This is a weapon that can shoot down airplanes or helicopters from more than a mile away.
Its bullets can penetrate armored vehicles and exterior walls.
One such rifle was [...]



San Francisco To Ban Plastic Bags

Mar 28th, 2007 | By admin | Category: Humanity, Political

I don’t want to link to any of the nonsense stories out there about this moronic, fascist idea. But I do want to remind all the little Eichmann’s on the San Francisco Board of Supervisors that not only are plastic bags made from petroleum but the little bottles their designer water comes in, those [...]



Switzerland: “Protection from gunmen running amok is reason enough to collect individual firearms.”

Mar 23rd, 2007 | By admin | Category: ATF, Adult Pastimes, Humanity, Liberal Free Friday

Have you ever heard such ridiculous and nonsensical reasoning in your life? A Swiss study claims to have found that about 1.6 millions military firearms are in individual homes in Switzerland and that 300 deaths per year are attributed to military firearms. So 1 in 5,333 weapons is involved in a death? [...]



Delivering the Message

Mar 22nd, 2007 | By admin | Category: Featured, Theologic Thursday

I will be delivering the message at my local church this Sunday, a message entitled “Tears at the Judgment.” It might sound familiar to some of you but that is ok. I will also be bringing the Sunday Evening Message “A Letter From Our Pastor”. I will have a podcast of the [...]



Last World War I U.S. Combat Veteran Laid to Rest

Mar 14th, 2007 | By admin | Category: Featured, Humanity

When I was a small child in the late 1960s and early 1970s I have a few memories of meeting several uncles who fought in World War I. Being just a kid I could only sit and listen in wonder at the tales of gore and horror they wove for the other relatives. [...]