Tuesday, February 21, 2006

Joined the Gun blog community



Now there is something near and dear to my heard my 2nd Amendment right to bear arms.

Monday, February 20, 2006

You want WHO to guard the henhouse?

So for those that live under a moss covered rock W thinks its okay for Dubai Ports World who is owned by the govt of the United Arab Emirates to guard some of our nations ports.

As a 2 time voter of W I can forgive a lot of mistakes. I really thought you should have waited for the 2nd term to take out Iraq and to give the boots on the ground not to mention the intelligence assets more time in Afghanland. This unholy beast called the Homeland Security dept that is spending like there is no tomorrow. Leaving us no viable candidate to run against Hitlary in 2008. But this I cannot stand for.

How can someone with ears that big have his head so far up his ass?

The real question is what's Jeb going to do at this point. Will he support W or stand up for the security of the Miami ports?

Support the Danish build a Death Star!


Already eaten all the Danish cookies and cheese you can stomach? Want to own the Ultimate power in the universe? Well here it is some assembly required.

Death Star II

Or how about an Imperial Star Destroyer!

Hey if Lego's aren't your thing thats cool you can always send them to me. But you know Lego the one I am really holding out for is the Super Star Destroyer Executor. HINT HINT!

So go buy your kid (or me) some Lego's and support the Danish!

Saturday, February 18, 2006

KY House OKs nurse prescriptions

FRANKFORT, Ky. (AP) -- Advanced registered nurse practitioners could prescribe patients medicines, including potentially addictive prescription drugs, under a plan the House passed Friday.

Nurse practitioners could write patients limited prescriptions for drugs such as painkillers, which include OxyContin, morphine and methadone. In some instances, patients could only receive three days' worth of the prescription medication.

Proponents say the bill would help lower Kentucky's Medicaid costs by decreasing the load on emergency rooms across the state. It would also help patients living in the state's rural areas where in some cases there are fewer doctors, proponents say.


I can think of a few rural locations right off the top of my head that do not have access to an MD but do have a Nurse Practitioners. I can honestly say I know several who I would take over and MD hands down. Most ER's have Nurse Practitioners now because they can't staff enough MD's for the non emergent patients.

Of course not everyone is happy:

Still, Rep. Howard Cornett, R-Whitesburg, held up four pages containing the names of drugs nurse practitioners would be allowed to give patients. Cornett said his eastern Kentucky district is fighting a drug epidemic and allowing more availability of potentially addictive medications would worsen the situation.

"Let's not make any more drug addicts than we already have," Cornett said.


So Howard is that the same Eastern KY that is in short supply of MD's? I could see why if I could work anywhere in the state I would want to locate my practice in Eastern KY where people try to pay their bills with livestock. You think MD's don't already hand out scripts for Lortab like its Skittles? So the failing war on drugs means more to you than available health care?

$1 Million + a car and a goat with pretty eyes..

So I think its been pretty well covered by now that some goat f*cker leader has cobbled together some sort of bounty for the head of the danish cartoonist. So then I see in the McPaper a little reprimand from his counterparts. I have never really liked Pat and generally tend to think he talks out of his ass. Mostly I think he stirs the poo just to keep his name in the spotlight. I would imagine that the people that tune into him and his ilk are literally a dyeing audience. I would hope most baby boomers have better things to do than tune into the 700 Club and send that idiot money.

Even though in the past he has made some outlandish comments and he did recently call for the US govt to elimiate Hugo "I'm a target" Chavez it could be worse. For one I would say that Hugo is a very real clear and present danger to the US and the US economy through the supply of oil. But at least he didn't try to personally cobble together a bounty for ole Hugo unlike a certain "religion of peace" leader has.

Comparison of Zimbabwe, Libya and Guantanamo Bay

Great article posted here.

"It doesn’t matter whether members of our commission come from countries that violate civil rights,” said Manfred Nowak, who passes for an 'anti-torture envoy' with the UN and is one of the authors of a report that recommends the closure of Guantanamo Bay on CNN’s ‘Your World Today’ (2/16/06). This statement offers remarkable insight into the aptitude and priorities of the United Nations while chipping away at any conclusion that this is an objective body with serious opinions.


Thats pretty much spot on. The UN is a joke and the Human Rights Commission is twice the joke. I would just be happy if they would just move the damn thing out of the US we have enough home grown crooked politicians without importing them.

So long to the Tomcat



The Navy announced Thursday that the last F-14 mission was completed Feb. 8, when two Tomcats landed aboard the USS Theodore Roosevelt after one dropped a bomb in Iraq.



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Sigh the Jolly Roger flying on the F-18 just doesn't seem the same. Long before Topgun I always admired the looks of the F-14. Thats hardly suprising since I was a big fan of the F-4 that it replaced. First the VF-84 and now the F-14...sigh...

Friday, February 17, 2006

Kate Dillon Friday edition

I wonder how many hits I have to generate to warrant a Lane Bryant banner ad. I would gladly waive the referral fees to have fresh pics of Kate showing up on the blog. Speaking of Kate why don't you have a website yet? Of course its not like with all the Avenue and Lane Bryant ads scattered across the net you are suffering from a lack of publicity.

Aw well its Friday how about a Kate Dillon pic of the day:



All pics copyright whoever the hell took them in the first place. But this one currently resides as my desktop. :)

Thursday, February 16, 2006

Hehehe

Seat belt law KO'd by KY house

Fletcher has endorsed making a seat-belt violation a primary offense, which would allow law enforcement to stop motorists just because they aren't buckled up.

Fletcher's administration put its weight behind reviving the bill.

"As soon as this vote was counted and we fell short ..., we were on the phone with (House) members to let them know the governor wants this bill," said Fletcher spokesman Brett Hall.


Gov Fletcher more intrusions on my personal freedoms is not the reason I voted to send you to Frankfort to "cleanup" the mess. The fact that you can stand there and support this bill not long after the helmet law was repealed in this state makes you look foolish.

Don't you think the police in KY have better things to do with their time like catching real criminals? The State Police were so undermanned/underfunded that you turned the KYDOT (now known as vehicle enforcement) loose on the general public. Sitting in the medians writing speeding tickets isn't even amusement now?

I am however pleased that you are attempting to get KY caught up with the border states by raising the speed limit from 65 to 70.

The people supporting this bill say they support it because it will save lives. There are many ways to save lives on KY highways without infringing on my personal freedoms. I worked 7 years on the streets as an EMT I think I know a little about the subject. How about auto inspections before you can get your plate every few years. Have you taken the time to notice the rolling lumps of crap that pass for cars in this state?

Wednesday, February 15, 2006

Cincinnati Enquirer opens its piehole about CDWL holder privacy

In researching who is going to oppose House Bill 920 I ran across this editorial.

The Kentucky Press Association has objected to exempting concealed-carry permit holders from the Open Records Act. If HB 920 passes, Kentuckians will have no way of knowing if sheriff's offices are issuing permits to criminals or the mentally ill.


You ever hear of a background check you twit? I thought the job of the press was to report the news. Since when did protecting the public from gun wielding maniacs become part of the job description?

This is another case of privacy claims colliding with the publics right to know.


Why is my having my CDWL part of the public right to know?

The paper then goes on to whine about how HB920 would also allow CDWL holders to keep their weapons in their cars on company property. Well my car is my personal property dipshit. If I carry a gun when I am not at work where to you propose I keep it when I go in? If I cannot carry my gun on the way to work or home at midnight what's the damn point in having my CDWL?

Maybe the Enquirer should worry more about its festering shithole of a city and less about what's going on across the border. You know traveling through 3rd world places like Cincinnati is the reason I got my CDWL to start with.

One step closer to privacy for conceal carry holders.

The Kentucky House Judiciary Committee passed House Bill 290 to keep private the names and the records of training completed by people who hold concealed-weapons permits. In all the news articles I have read so far it says the bill is to keep "secret" the names. I wonder why they chose the word secret over private. Maybe it has something to do with the fact that the Kentucky Press Association opposed this bill.



Sen. Gerald Neal, a Democrat from Louisville and a member of the Senate Judiciary Committee, said he objects to the secrecy provisions.

"Firearms are dangerous," he said. "People should know who has these firearms."


Not suprising coming from a Louisville Democrat.

But the committee, which includes six Republicans and nine Democrats, approved the bill unanimously, despite the objections of Kentucky Press Association lawyer Ashley Pack.

"Why would names be confidential?" she asked the committee. "The press and public have an interest in knowing."


The press and the public can kiss my CDWL holding ass. Its none of your business. The public/press does not have a right to stick its nose in everyone's business.

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Welcome Home Gentlemen


The remains of four 101st Airborne Division soldiers, who had been missing in action for nearly 35 years, have been identified by the Department of Defense POW/Missing Personnel Office.

They were:
Maj. Jack L. Barker of Waycross, Ga.;
Capt. John F. Dugan of Roselle, N.J.;
Sgt. William E. Dillender of Naples, Fla.;
Pfc. John J. Chubb of Gardena, Calif.



Not forgotten!

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Faces of Meth

Wow. Show that to your kids to show them what drugs does to your body. If it does that to your face just imagine what it does to your brain and everything else. My favorite has to be the red headed woman who grows the crazy afro, middle column far right.

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Tuesday, February 14, 2006

Who the hell is Debbie Schlussel anyway?

Whoever she is she must be very thin skinned for a blogger. I was much amused reading the foul mouthed critique of her article on the Danish by Darth Misha yesterday. Now today I see he has had to edit his post after being threatened with a lawsuit by a person who is against frivolous lawsuits? A conservative that is concerned about free speech is she?

Well I can understand if she was upset by the comments of the sexual nature. But what really astonished me was how she abused and insulted one of her self described fans in the comment section (scroll down to comment #133).

So I followed the link to her site to read some of her other articles. From her pic she does have nice boobs just like Misha said. But after scrolling down the page I ran across the ad for a Defeat Hillary shirt from ThoseShirts.com a conservative shirt store. I'm curious Debbie what is your view of the model wearing American flag shorts pulled tight up into her twat? Apparently being the daughter of a "Vietnam-era Army Veteran" is different from being the son of a Vietnam combat vet. I'm more of a Libertarian myself but I find that pic very disrespectful to our Flag.

Slavery and the Founders

Slavery and the Founders
Our Founders were not Ignorant
By John D. Turner

"He has waged cruel war against human nature itself, violating it’s most sacred rights of life and liberty in the persons of a distant people who never offended him, captivating & carrying them into slavery in another hemisphere, or to incur miserable death in their transportation thither. This piratical warefare, the opprobrium of INFIDEL powers, is the warfare of a CHRISTIAN king of Great Britain. Determined to keep open a market where MEN should be bought & sold, he has prostituted his negative for suppressing every legislative attempt to prohibit or to restrain this execrable commerce".
-Thomas Jefferson
The Declaration of Independence: Original Draft

How different American History might have been had these words, penned by Thomas Jefferson in his original draft of the Declaration of Independence, been allowed to stand. Words, which condemned the British king for allowing the slave trade to flourish, and for introducing slavery into the colonies in the first place. Words which the delegations from Georgia and South Carolina, who were unwilling to acknowledge that slavery violated the "most sacred rights of life and liberty", found offensive and therefore were stricken from the final document.


Read the rest here.

I found this on a Banner ad over at The Rott. I read it last night late and found it such a great read I read it again this afternoon.

Kanye West in Playboy

I just finished reading the Playboy interview with Kanye "Bush doesn't care about black people" West. When all that happened I sort of wrote him off as just a stupid rapper running off at the mouth. To be honest I had never heard of him and I don't think I missed anything. After reading the Playboy interview I noted two interesting quotes that back up my original assessment:

West: I'm not into politics at all. I can't even name the people in politics.


West: But I do believe the theory that AIDS was being placed in Africa. I do believe the FBI placed crack in the black community. I believe the U.S. government gave smallpox to the Indians. I believe financial institutions are capitalizing on the African AIDS epidemic.


Yeah ok I suppose he is a college dropout afterall. The only thing that really frightens me about that is he might have learned that in a classroom somewhere.

Valentines Day Pic!


What better way to celebrate Valentines day then a pic of Kate Dillion.

Sunday, February 12, 2006

Hollywood stars show true colors again!

I know Gary and Billy's careers have been so close yet so far away from stardom for some time now but how far will they go? How about stirring anti-American sentiment among our allies in Turkey.

The latest in a new genre of Turkish popular culture that vilifies the United States, a Turkish movie shows American soldiers in Iraq crashing a wedding and pumping a little boy full of lead in front of his mother.
They randomly machine-gun dozens of people to death, shoot the groom in the head and drag those left alive to Abu Ghraib prison - where a Jewish-American doctor cuts out their organs, which he sells to rich people in New York, London and Tel Aviv.



Valley of the Wolves: Iraq, which opens in Turkey today, feeds off the increasingly negative feelings many Turks harbor toward their longtime allies: Americans. It stars Billy Zane as a self-professed "peacekeeper sent by God" and Gary Busey as the doctor.



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It already has the message boards at IMDb hopping already as well. You guys are true Americans. Free expression my ass you assclowns. Stirring anti-American sentiments in an area where real Americans are in harms way is nothing less than a treasonous act.

Sick and can't sleep I need Nyquil

The Patriot Act makes me feel so much safer no wonder I slept so well last night. As usual Dianne you are late to the show. My state (as well as most of the surrounding states) already have laws passed concerning this. What this means is as a law abiding citizen I can 15 minutes to my trip to Walmart to stand in line to get Nyquil. Let me tell you when I am already sick that is going to make me one grumpy bastard.
But wait won't having to show a photo ID be discriminatory to blacks? Isn't that what we hear come election time when people get incensed that they should have to prove they are actual citizens to vote?

The Patriot Act compromise agreed to Friday included a provision to combat illegal methamphetamine by limiting sales of cold remedies used to make the highly addictive drug.

The measure is a compromise reached after months 'of haggling over the 30-day limit. Sens. Dianne Feinstein, D-Calif., and Jim Talent, R-Mo., who pushed the legislation in the Senate, insisted the limit was needed.

They had sought various ways to get their legislation through Congress, finally attaching it to the Patriot Act, only to find their efforts frustrated when the bill stalled in December over concerns that civil liberties protections were being shortchanged.




Oh by the way Dianne the last box of Nyquil I got came from drugstore.com so stick that in your cornhole.

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