More on gun-free zones
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Continue reading →Here’s an interesting article about how it might have been a good thing had the attendees at the Bible study meeting in Charleston been armed. That’s not just a fanciful thought; mass murders, even mass murders at churches, have been … Continue reading →
[Hat tip: commenter “Patrick”] In light of the Rachel Dolazel brouhaha:
Continue reading →Bad. It turns out that the breach of OPM security was much worse than previously reported. There are a bunch of good posts on the topic at Ace’s (see this, this, and this for some details). For example, it wasn’t … Continue reading →
…but a smart hero as well.
Continue reading →Heartless bot from the comments section of an article entitled “More boomers are committing suicide”: Everyone loves what you guys tend to be up to. Of course, since bots aren’t people, I guess they’re all heartless.
Continue reading →…it’s the coverup. Of what, we don’t really know.
Continue reading →Here’s a photo I took yesterday with my cellphone, as the day was fading.
Continue reading →Stream-of-consciousness bot: The Rufous-tailed Hummingbird is about four inches long and weights only one-fifth of an ounce. People make themselves basic furniture such as bed, blankets, and kitchen. While I slept, my ex had done his usual exploration and scope … Continue reading →
I just got back from a trip to NYC and am somewhat behind in a host of tasks. So further posting will be delayed till this evening. It was beautiful in New York. Here are some of the things I … Continue reading →
And this is the photo. Isn’t the little critter on the right of the picture (not the one on the left) just the cutest thing? A bipartisan photo op. It occurs to me that this photo should offend no one, … Continue reading →
You may not care about it, but this news makes me happy: Kate Middleton looks better a few hours after giving birth than 99.9999% of the people in the world at their most gussed-up moments. Of course, it helps to … Continue reading →