Off to LA again
Gunner Asch
Depends on if I get paid for the work I do this week..or in 30 days.
Im off to LA again.
See ya!
Gunner
Whenever a Liberal utters the term "Common Sense approach"....grab your
wallet, your ass, and your guns because the sombitch is about to do
something damned nasty to all three of them.
Too_Many_Tools
The stray welfare dog wanders off....
TMT
Too_Many_Tools
Interesting how a "survivalist" would announce to the world that his
home is unguarded.
TMT
Hawke
Can't blame him. How'd you like to be stuck in Taft for days or weeks on
end? A chance to get out of there and head down to L.A. would be like a
vacation. I guess it's all relative. I hate L.A. and wouldn't want to go
there for anything but Taft is truly an armpit of a place. So it's take
one bad place or another. No good choice, but Taft's the worst.
Hawke
Buerste
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TMT
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The first thing a libtard thinks about is who he can rob!
Michael A. Terrell
Or that someone might make that announcement and be well armed, while
waiting for the thieves. It's happened before, where someone lives in
an area that has been burglarized several times. There was a recent
news story about a deputy sheriff waiting overnight in a factory that
was closed. Someone had been stealing copper wire. The deputy shot the
guy in the leg when he refused to stop, then they found out he had been
one of the maintenance men before the place closed. He did about 30,000
in damage to the property for a couple hundred dollars in scrap copper.
--
Greed is the root of all eBay.
Steve B
>> Interesting how a "survivalist" would announce to the world that his
>> home is unguarded.
>>
>> TMT
No, what is interesting, but only slightly, is that this is the best you
have to do with your spare time.
No need to answer.
Steve
Wes
>Can't blame him. How'd you like to be stuck in Taft for days or weeks on
>end? A chance to get out of there and head down to L.A. would be like a
>vacation. I guess it's all relative. I hate L.A. and wouldn't want to go
>there for anything but Taft is truly an armpit of a place. So it's take
>one bad place or another. No good choice, but Taft's the worst.
>
I tend to think NYC is the armpit of the earth. Some might argue differently. Different
people, different tastes.
Wes
--
"Additionally as a security officer, I carry a gun to protect
government officials but my life isn't worth protecting at home
in their eyes." Dick Anthony Heller
Jessica Wabbit
It gets better when gumby is away ...
Gunner Asch
wrote:
And they never seem to understand that the house doesnt stand empty when
Im gone either.
Id love to have one of them enter after Ive left.
Of course..they would die rather suddenly and in great pain by numerous
gunshots and dog bites...but...hey...that does work for me, come to
think about it.
Oh..Im back
Gunner
Gunner Asch
Last time the Parakeet came to Taft, he propositioned half the guys at
the local bar..and they suggested he leave before some of them took him
out to the oilpatch and tossed him into a oil recovery tank...at 250F
>
>It gets better when gumby is away ...
You mean no one will hold your feet to the fire and keep you "honest"
when Im gone?
Hawke
Last time I was in Taft was never. Taft was nothing more than a sign on
I5 I used to pass when I was heading north out of L.A. It's a "suburb"
of Bakersfield, which was always a place that everyone avoided because
it sucked so bad. Bakersfield sits at the base of the mountains that end
north of L.A. It's right at the beginning of the San Joaquin Valley,
which goes all they way up California until you get to Sacramento. It's
always been a place you drove through without stopping anywhere. You
didn't stop unless you had to. It's nearly as dry as a desert with
nothing but sand, sagebrush, and tumble weeds for vegetation. It's
hotter than crap most of the time. Nobody went there except for people
working in the oil business because at one time it was a big oil
producing area. Oh, losers and misfits too. But if you've ever been to
Bakersfield, your loss, then you know exactly what Taft is like except
it's even worse. I'm not surprised Gummer lives there. I've been all
over the country and it's got to be one of the shittier places I know
of. You can tell how popular it is by how much it has grown over the
last few decades, none. It's not a destination point for anyone with
half a brain, which again explains why Gummer has chosen it for his
place of residence. It's like the old song by Creedence Clearwater
Revival, Stuck in Lodi Again. Lodi used to be a real shitty jerkwater
town but it was never as bad as Taft. If you ever drive up I5 take my
advice. When you see the big green sign that says Taft. Just keep driving.
Hawke
Curly Surmudgeon
wrote:
Actually Taft grew up around burger stands and a gas station at the
intersection of 33 & 119. Bikers used 33 a lot to avoid the CHP, road
racers liked 33 and it was the first dead air spot to Los Angeles for sky
divers.
But its still a desert shithole with a permanent population of horny
toads, scum who are not tolerated in a civilized society and Oakies who
got kicked out of Bakersfield. Human offal.
--
Regards, Curly
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The Bible: Slavery good. Gays bad. Snakes talk.
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HHnC
> On Sun, 07 Feb 2010 15:03:17 -0800, Hawke <davesmith...@digitalpath.net>
Did you read that in one of your books about marxism?
> --
> Regards, Curly
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> The Bible: Slavery good. Gays bad. Snakes talk.
> -------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Hawke
>> Actually Taft grew up around burger stands and a gas station at the
>> intersection of 33 & 119. Bikers used 33 a lot to avoid the CHP, road
>> racers liked 33 and it was the first dead air spot to Los Angeles for sky
>> divers.
>>
>> But its still a desert shithole with a permanent population of horny
>> toads, scum who are not tolerated in a civilized society and Oakies who
>> got kicked out of Bakersfield. Human offal.
>
> Did you read that in one of your books about marxism?
Was Marx ever in Taft?
Hawke
Gunner Asch
Actually..it appears that neither have been to Taft <G> and have never
stopped in Bakersfield.
Looks like they came up with their descriptions from hope and ignorance.
<G> But then..thats all that they have.
Shrug
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Taft,_California
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bakersfield,_California
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Notable_natives_and_residents_in_Bakersfield,_California
Gunner
Gunner Asch
wrote:
Oh..btw..Im on the road again in a few minutes.
See ya!
Gunner
Curly Surmudgeon
wrote:
Is that the cockroach that I'm stalking?
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Regards, Curly
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Hawke
>> Actually..it appears that neither have been to Taft <G> and have never
>> stopped in Bakersfield.
>>
>> Looks like they came up with their descriptions from hope and ignorance.
>> <G> But then..thats all that they have.
>> Shrug
>>
>> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Taft,_California
>>
>> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bakersfield,_California
>>
>> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Notable_natives_and_residents_in_Bakersfield,_California
>>
>> Gunner
>
>
> Oh..btw..Im on the road again in a few minutes.
>
> See ya!
>
> Gunner
>
By the way, I have been in Bakersfield. It sucked. I didn't hang around
long. No reason to go to Taft to see someplace even worse. Hope ya get
hit by a truck.
Hawke
Burled Frau
"Hawke" <davesm...@digitalpath.net> wrote in message
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>Hope ya get hit by a truck.
>
> Hawke
Spoken like a true blue lib.
Hawke
Yeah, how do you like them apples? But I forgot to add that I hope the
guy driving the truck is an illegal alien with no insurance (is there
any other kind?). What could be more fair than that?
Hawke
Burled Frau
"Hawke" <davesm...@digitalpath.net> wrote in message
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What kind of truck did you get?
Wes
>By the way, I have been in Bakersfield. It sucked. I didn't hang around
>long. No reason to go to Taft to see someplace even worse. Hope ya get
>hit by a truck.
So you wish a fellow human being to die that never harmed you? Do you often engage in
schadenfreude?
Turn in your guns if you have them, you are mentally ill and a prohibited person. Seek
help, you really need it.
Wes
Burled Frau
"Wes" <clu...@lycos.com> wrote in message
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This is not unlike what we've seen before from the libtards and their hate
for their brothers and sisters. It will be sad to watch them go during the
Great Culling. But then we'll always have the memories. They can't take
those away. Sniff.
Hawke
I can't help it. Sometimes the conservative in me just comes out whether
I want it to or not. Besides, I've been pro death for a long time. So
wanting to see the end of some people isn't anything new for me. I've
been thrilled lately with the passing of a bunch of conservative icons.
Call me what you want. I'm just being real and not pretending to care
about people I dislike. Besides, I'm just happy to see some people go,
as you probably are too. I don't actually make it happen though.
Hawke
John Husvar
Hawke <davesm...@digitalpath.net> wrote:
>
> I can't help it. Sometimes the conservative in me just comes out whether
> I want it to or not. Besides, I've been pro death for a long time. So
> wanting to see the end of some people isn't anything new for me. I've
> been thrilled lately with the passing of a bunch of conservative icons.
> Call me what you want. I'm just being real and not pretending to care
> about people I dislike. Besides, I'm just happy to see some people go,
> as you probably are too. I don't actually make it happen though.
>
>
> Hawke
Like this? :)
"I have never killed a man, but I have read many obituaries with great
pleasure." -- Clarence Darrow
F. George McDuffee
===========
As was posted in another thread, one of the major problems with
"charismatic" leaders in both politics and private business is
succession, which too frequently is exacerbated and compounded by
their inability to know when to quit [while they are ahead].
Given the increasingly rapid changes and evolution of society,
industry, and the general environment, "leaders" that long
overstay their competency/vision are an ever increasing problem,
as are the ones that continue to cling to power even with
debilitating physical and/or mental conditions.
FWIW --
average age U.S. Senate -- 60
average age U.S. House -- 55
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/15348258/
Unka George (George McDuffee)
..............................
The past is a foreign country;
they do things differently there.
L. P. Hartley (1895-1972), British author.
The Go-Between, Prologue (1953).
Hawke
Exactly! Right on point.
Hawke
Wes
>Like this? :)
>
>"I have never killed a man, but I have read many obituaries with great
>pleasure." -- Clarence Darrow
I'm fond of this one:
The first thing you should do when you get up is read the obituaries. You never know when
you'll see a name that will just make your day." -- Ed Salisbury.
Gunner Asch
wrote:
Shrug...his wishful thinking simply didnt work. Again.
A month in LA..and Im home again.
Brought an interesting Hobart gasoline welder home with me. Previous
owner claimed it came off a Liberty Ship.
Inline 6 cylinder, 250 amps DC. Ill post some pictures in the next day
or so.