My kind of gal, especially because she won a lawsuit to stop UNF from banning guns on campus. Which all but a halfwit progressive would know is only an invitation to violence. “Quick: Look Over Here, Thousands of Potential Victims.”
Note Alexandria’s pink holster. I hope she’s responsible enough to practice at a range and to be mentally ready, as all who carry should be.
UPDATE: A good guy with a gun stopped that Colorado high school shooting.
B-25 Mitchell nose art, courtesy of Planes of The Past. It’s relatively tame compared to some of the full frontal pix of the pre-PC era.
I’ve been reading Thirty Seconds Over Tokyo, then-Army Captain Ted Lawson’s 1943 tale of the training, launching, bombing and aftermath of the April, 1942 retaliation for Pearl Harbor. The language is quaint (probably scrubbed for a general audience), except when he calls the Japs inhuman. But the description of them bayoneting hospital patients in their beds justifies it. And other books I’ve read about what their Navy did to downed American pilots, i.e. interrogating them and then throwing them overboard.
On the other hand, it’s easy to spot the propaganda in the official news release in the appendix—especially the claim that their bombs fell only on military targets. The Air Force can’t do that now. I know they couldn’t then. The so-called greatest generation was no less adept at lying than we are. Still it’s a good read, and a good look at the WW2 era. I recommend it.
Posted in Rule 5, Troops, War Without End
Tagged B-25 nose art, Rule 5, Ted Lwson, Thirty Seconds Over Tokyo
It feels like it’s been a month since the temperature rose above 45 degrees, though it hasn’t been quite a week yet. But I’m thoroughly sick of it. Sick of living in Little WisconTex, with the temp falling into the 20s every night.
Thanks to help from my IT guru, aka The Fat Guy, at least the Scribbler finally has a home that’s not vulnerable to Yahoo!: what you see here is it, the good Lord willin’ and the creeks don’t rise—if they did they’d just freeze over anyhow.
We’ve transferred all the posts, comments, and media back to infinity and beyond (actually 2006) from Ye Olde Scribbler, so, as Darkwater wanted, the Rule 5 catalogue (among others) should be intact.
As for Ye Olde, she hasn’t been scuttled over the Mariana Trench yet, but that’s coming. So if you’re feeling sentimental, go say goodbye. And if you could bring us some proper, early December, 70-degree weather, I’d be forever grateful.
Posted in Blogosphere, Rule 5, Site building, Weather, Yahoo! Sucks
Tagged cold spell, The Fat Guy, the new Texas Scribbler, weather
With a little inspiration from Simple Jews.
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Posted in Blogosphere, Obsessions, Rule 5
Tagged Catherine Bell, Rule 5, Simply Jews
This stuff still gives me a little tingle. You probably have to be a certain age. I doubt the young today would give it a second glance, even after learning that falling panties was a theme of this guy’s work. I reduced the height of the pix to make her a little porkier. She’s more up to date that way. Surely you’ve noticed the trend.
Via The Fat Guy.
Posted in Blogosphere, Rule 5
Tagged Art Frahm, cheesecake art, falling panties theme, James Lileks, The Fat Guy
Hanoi Jane in her most famous “role,” though I suspect the breasts are as plastic as they look. I had to hunt for even this level of eroticism. I remembered that the movie was stupid. It was also tamer than I thought.
Posted in Blogosphere, Rule 5, Space, Viet Nam
Tagged Barbarella, Hanoi Jane, Phase Line Birnam Wood
THE TEXAS SCRIBBLER 