9/04/18
I drove past this between Salida and Cotopaxi on State Highway 50 in Colorado. I had to turn around and tell whoever that I stood with them totally assuming I was correct. I was and got the biggest hug of appreciation for doing so.

From my understanding, there are close to 3000 children being held around this country after being seized from their parents at the border.

Many will never see their Mom and Dad again because Republicans are totally evil.

You bastards!

2/15/11

New Kid On The Block In Afghannystan

They call it the "Punisher" and not only that it's a "Game-Changer" to those in the business of war and killing even better than what we have now.
 

It's a 1000 smacks for a round of ammunition that will go down to $35 when they start producing them in numbers.

OTC says that's real fucking nice-can we come home now.

9 comments:

  1. We've been there so long, they're now calling it 'Afgrannystan'.

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  2. Now we have to stay until this has been proved in battle. Personally tested in combat by the fool that gave it the name Punisher. Just don't expect the price per round to come down, that price is too good to let go.

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  3. It's about time we had another sequel to The Punisher.

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  4. By any chance do you mean the movie with that Dolf guy named the Punisher??

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  5. I hate the pet names the give these weapons. It's a mental ploy to make them seem less killer like or something like that.

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  6. Thomas Jane played the Punisher in the original, Ray Stevenson in the sequel.

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  7. "I hate the pet names the give these weapons. It's a mental ploy to make them seem less killer like or something like that."

    Great comment. Here's an old example from Wikipedia:

    "The Colt Single Action Army (also known as the Model P, Peacemaker, M1873, Single Action Army, SAA, and Colt 45) is a single action revolver with a revolving cylinder holding six metallic cartridges. It was designed for the U.S. government service revolver trials of 1873 by Colt's Patent Firearms Manufacturing Company, today Colt's Manufacturing Company, and adopted as the standard military service revolver until 1892."

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  8. I think you and I should be put in charge of naming these things Cletis.

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