I’m back from my trip to the beach to fix a lawnmower with water in its gas tank. Took all of 20 minutes and entailed a trip to the beach. Although I did drive my truck up so I got logged a few break in miles on the engine. Early fuel mileage indicators are showing [...]

Having not left yet, I wanted to post a thought I had while I had it. Regarding my earlier post. I have been doing some thinking and it occurs to me precisely why I am not Libertarian. My sense of duty and honor compels me to be more than looking out for number one. I [...]

I don’t believe I’ll be making any posts this weekend, just FYI if anybody cares.

Mrs. Du Toit talks about the draft. I think I pretty much agree with her. What about duty and honor? The Military is taking, but they’re not desperate. I am ready and willing to go. This draft talk is nonsense, but it’s dangerous nonsense. A call for volunteers should precede a draft. But considering that [...]

In reply to Vox’s Challenge At this point in time, I will vote for Bush because I do not believe I have a better option. Ensuring that somebody who has given the finger to the UN remains in office and instead voting hard core limited government for Congress seems to me the best way to [...]

You are 50% geek You are a geek liaison, which means you go both ways. You can hang out with normal people or you can hang out with geeks which means you often have geeks as friends and/or have a job where you have to mediate between geeks and normal people. This is an important [...]

Go to Google. Type in “waffles” into the search field, and click the “I’m Feelin’ Lucky” button. Inspiration to do this comes from Democrats Give Conservatives Indigestion

I got my first African Scam e-mail today. People have been having fun getting scammed for the longest time, and yet, nobody would ever bother me. But now that I have a highly successful blog, I have gotten a scam e-mail! They must have come reading the blog and recognized my brilliance! Either that, or [...]

Here is a question from a press conference the other day, and I think it’s about time somebody started shooting back at this type of attitude: QUESTION: — about human rights in Iraq. There have been civilian casualties, women and children, in Fallujah. How can you promote democracy in the Middle East when you’re sending [...]

Seeing my post the other day about buying a gun, Nate has posted his advice. The general consensus is that ones first gun should be something that is extremely cheap to shoot. The overwhelming consensus seems to be that something along the lines of a 0.22 would be ideal for learning on. Now, to figure [...]