Folks, this is New Jersey at is very very best:
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The right of the citizens to bear arms in defense of themselves and the State …
Folks, this is New Jersey at is very very best:
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kyAzwREVBZs[/youtube]
This is some creative wishful photoshopping. Unfortunately, I think the butt of the joke is dead serious.
To be honest, what’s showing here probably kills more people every year than so called assault weapons do.
We’re happy that Barack Obama’s teleprompter is busy looking out for his Attorney General.
Won’t someone think of Babar the Elephant? VPC Warns us about the 30 caliber menace.
Check out the Barack Obama’s Teleprompter’s Blog. Tagline “Reflections from the hard drive of the machine that enables the voice of the Leader of the Free World.” Funny stuff.
Well, we knew that Governor Corzine frowns upon the use of certain restraints, but we had no idea his office also required him to frown upon other types as well, at least those uses which are not “manifestly appropriate.”
Marko comments on his Search Term Safari, to the term “Guns are impersonal and knives are more intimate”:
Well, if you want to have a close and meaningful relationship with your attacker, then you should probably forego the gun and carry a knife. Me, I want a self-defense event to be as impersonal as possible. Click, boom, cleanup in Aisle Five. Nothing personal, no hard feelings–just rejecting an unacceptably termed business proposition.
From this Washington Times article:
Mr. Barnett’s dog barked at several of the women and he yelled at them in Spanish, “My dog is hungry and he’s hungry for buttocks.”
If the allegation is true, it is hilarious. We’re happy Dave Hardy managed to get a mostly positive verdict for Mr. Barnett. But regardless, I’ll be giggling over this quote for some time.