Sunday, April 26, 2009
I know...I know


Monday, April 6, 2009
I give up...


STFU, seriously.


Hey gun-nuts! I think you are a bunch of ignorant, fear mongering, narrow-minded buffoons.
So the email:
Read the whole thing some very interesting facts
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My response initially was to stop reading in the first 3 seconds...but I was trapped in a meeting...so I read.
My thoughts on this? Well, since you asked...
Her multi colored hair, saggy breasts, poor attempt at military style dress, (honestly WTF is that jacket?) that sh!tty nylon bullsh!t holster, holding what appears to be a Springfield XD were enough to distract me from the crappy AR...then there was the alleged quote from the grandfather about 'busting a cap' but I completely lost it with the pic of the Beretta with the safety orange tip...
If they want me to take any of this fear mongering seriously, provide some citations for the claims they make. Relating gun control to the killing of German Jewish citizens is a stretch to say the least.
I'm weary of all these kinds of fear mongering rhetoric bullsh!t. I'm not afraid, and I'm not swayed by some bullshit map of an AIDS rapist (seriously WTF did that come from?) and my daughter? First off my daughter can't own a firearm...secondly what does the condom have to do with anything?
I did read the whole thing...I question if there were any "facts."
There were however several attempts to sway my opinion by the use of sex and fear...Never gonna work on me. Fear requires ignorance, and I ask way too many damn questions. As far as sex goes...please.
They want to complain about .gov spending? Seriously? They talked about wasting millions? Please. What about the billions wasted in foreign lands?
How about the TRILLIONS wasted on failed business with sh!tty greedy business practices?
They want gun owners to do something about the .gov in a country whose population is more interested in voting for 'American Idol' than the leader of the nation?
Methinks they are looking at the wrong place for the root cause. It's not the government...it's the apathy of "We the People."
Monday, March 2, 2009
Where am I from?


Now aside from my usual smart ass remark about biology, or my other extrateresstrial remarks to that question, it's actually an interesting, though painful (memory wise) story.
Long story I'll try to tell short...
Born in East TN, just about 50 miles out of Knoxville.
Moved first when I was 10 to Nashville area.
Moved to Ohio, at 12.
Iowa@13
California@14
Kansas@15
Alabama@16
Back to town of birthplace@17 (Oh Geebus why!? Of all the places, why back to the stone ages?)
Moved away to Mid TN @ 18 for college...got married like fool.
Moved to Memphis @24 (Then kinda never settled anywhere for a while between ex-wifes hometown and whereever I was working around the State at the time.)
Atlanta for about 6 weeks...really long story that...involves a motorcycle, a Volvo, and a physics experiment.
Moved to Nashville @29
I say moved to Nashville, and I should say moved all my $hit to Nashville. I spent the next several years abroad, in Europe, Australia, Canada, and Mexico as well as varied places across the States. (Still haven't made Alaska yet damnit.)
I finally became an actual resident here in 2003.
To answer your question as honestly as I can: I don't feel that I'm originally from anywhere. The Internet perhaps? Is it cool to claim Internet citizenship yet?
In all honesty, I claim nowhere as "home." Ok, I claim somewhere as home, but I've only lived there for 31 days. Australia felt like as close to a "home" for a place as I've ever felt.