Ever wonder how they did it? Lots of busy, busy worker bees all over.
Via Failblog.
Ever wonder how they did it? Lots of busy, busy worker bees all over.
Via Failblog.
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Posted in Blogosphere, Library, Science/Engineering, Scribbles
Tagged failblog.org, Google maps
Comments Off on Esther strikes again?
Posted in Israel, Science/Engineering, Scribbles, The War
Tagged centrifuges, computer worm, Esther, Iran, Myrtus, Stuxnet
There’s the little matter of what to do after you pump four bullets into the chest of the would-be rapist/murderer. Call 911? Have your recorded “confession” replayed endlessly by the legacy media, damaging your right to self-defense, and shaming you for life? Au contraire. You need this book.
Via Instapundit.
UPDATE: Well, judging from the reviews at the link, particularly the first one, maybe not.
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Posted in Blogosphere, Library, Scribbles
Tagged "After You Shoot", girls with guns
Looks like a, uh, twelve gauge to me. The gun, I mean, of course, the gun.
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Posted in Rule 5, Scribbles, The War, Troops
Tagged Rule 5, U.S. Coast Guard, Women With Guns
We’re sticking with our old fav, the stone Maccabees.
But this traditional-design chanukiah is actually very nontraditional.
It’s made from the pieces of Kassam rockets fired from Gaza into Israel by that allegedly peace-seeking band of despots known as Hamas.
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Posted in Israel, Rancho Roly Poly, Scribbles
Tagged Chanukiahs, Happy Hannukah, Israel, Kassam rockets, rockets into roses
This’ll learn ’em, by gosh and by golly. Imagine the outrage.
Islam, after all, is supposed to be the culmination of the human urge to find god in nature, not be merely a new flavor of it fit only to be surreptitiously adorned by the symbols of one of the oldest.
Heh.
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Posted in Israel, Science/Engineering, Scribbles, Space, The War
Tagged Google Earth, Iran, Star of David