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Everything PETA and HSUS engages in is simply for publicity.Gunsmokin wrote:The lawyer for PETA should have his law license suspended for engaging in such a frivolous case. They admit it is basically a publicity stunt in the story.
Yeah....no.WLJ wrote:You would think at some point alarm bells would have gone off in their heads.
BTW: They're referring to the release on an aftermarket stock and not on the original SKS
SKS Trigger Mag Release: Worst Mag Release Ever?
http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2017 ... ease-ever/
The comments below the story are pure gold. PURE GOLD, Jerry!WLJ wrote:Apparently a USA Today movie reviewer feels that the movie Dunkirk doesn't show enough women and people of "color" and is thus not PC.
Wonder if he knows, or even cares, that the evac at Dunkirk was an actual historical event?
http://twitchy.com/dougp-3137/2017/07/1 ... -to-desks/
just asking for a SHARP incident and a power point to follow. This comment popped up on here http://www.armedpolitesociety.com/index ... ic=55156.0Gunsmokin wrote:The comments below the story are pure gold. PURE GOLD, Jerry!WLJ wrote:Apparently a USA Today movie reviewer feels that the movie Dunkirk doesn't show enough women and people of "color" and is thus not PC.
Wonder if he knows, or even cares, that the evac at Dunkirk was an actual historical event?
http://twitchy.com/dougp-3137/2017/07/1 ... -to-desks/
And now the French are outraged because they feel there historical role was not represented in the movie.
Fortunately for the producers, nobody ever cares what the French say.
Gee, I bet criminals wish there was "functional-legal mechanism" to make money.The Express-News editorial board weighs in: "Imagine if there were a functional—legal—mechanism for such immigrants to come here
Venezuela rewards soldiers with toilet paper; Bernie Sanders takes notesBernie Sanders didn’t win the Democratic primary, but he did score a major endorsement from Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro, who called Sanders his “revolutionary friend.”
Things have been a little tense in Venezuela lately, and repression soldiers have had to deploy tear gas on citizens chanting for food. As a morale boost, it seems, some of those repression solders were rewarded with toilet paper and other personal items, and the award presentations were captured on film for posterity. We be glad to find out these are fake and we’ve been duped, but until then …
It's very possible that he didn't know. There are a lot of places that you drop the trailer, they load it and seal it, and then you hook up a d leave. Even more that you back up to and then they make you sit in your truck while they load it.WLJ wrote:I'm sure if you read/watch the news you read/heard about the "truck of death" recently.
Truck Deaths: Driver Says He Didn't Know He Carried People
http://www.newser.com/story/246168/texa ... mself.html
Now don't get me wrong this is tragic as F but notice this commentGee, I bet criminals wish there was "functional-legal mechanism" to make money.The Express-News editorial board weighs in: "Imagine if there were a functional—legal—mechanism for such immigrants to come here
I was agree with you on that.rustynuts wrote:It's very possible that he didn't know. There are a lot of places that you drop the trailer, they load it and seal it, and then you hook up a d leave. Even more that you back up to and then they make you sit in your truck while they load it.WLJ wrote:I'm sure if you read/watch the news you read/heard about the "truck of death" recently.
Truck Deaths: Driver Says He Didn't Know He Carried People
http://www.newser.com/story/246168/texa ... mself.html
Now don't get me wrong this is tragic as F but notice this commentGee, I bet criminals wish there was "functional-legal mechanism" to make money.The Express-News editorial board weighs in: "Imagine if there were a functional—legal—mechanism for such immigrants to come here
Many many times when I was driving that I had no idea what was inside.
I literally LOL'ed in the office and people came to see.WLJ wrote:
Women on tubing trip get stranded overnight because they thought the river ran in a circle
http://us.tomonews.com/women-on-tubing- ... le-3105792
I lost it on the commentsRem700 wrote:I literally LOL'ed in the office and people came to see.WLJ wrote:
Women on tubing trip get stranded overnight because they thought the river ran in a circle
http://us.tomonews.com/women-on-tubing- ... le-3105792
(Newser) – Most people hate their mugshots even more than the picture on their driver's license, but a Florida man found a wanted poster with his picture on it pleasing enough to put on Facebook—and it helped cops bust him, the Palm Beach Post reports. Stuart police responded to a battery complaint Monday night, and when they arrived at the scene, suspect Mack Yearwood wasn't there anymore, per WPBF. Trying to find out more about Yearwood, police hopped onto social media and found his Facebook page, on which he had proudly displayed his wanted poster out of Citrus County, whose officials were after him for probation violation on two battery counts.
Cops headed back Tuesday to the house and arrested Yearwood on the outstanding warrants. "I did chuckle, yes," one sergeant tells WPBF. An extra dose of bad luck as Yearwood was taken into custody: He asked officers if he could put on a pair of jeans strewn on the floor, and as he got ready, a bag of pot fell out of one of his pockets. Added onto his woes: a charge of cannabis possession. Meanwhile, the investigation into the battery complaint in Stuart continues, meaning he could face more charges. (Nickelback once had a wanted poster for its "crimes against music.")