Daily Archives: January 16, 2006

Welcome!

Posted on January 16, 2006 by Phil Kadath

To Fantasy Island!  Thank you, Mr. Ruark, but this isn’t Fantasy Island, this is the new Random Nuclear Strikes! I thought we’d been through this? Get out of here, Ruark! You hack! Hello everyone and welcome to our new place! Do … Continue reading →

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Pre-Birthday Rangeday

Posted on January 16, 2006 by Phil Kadath

On Saturday afternoon, after the Seahawks won their spot at next week’s NFC Championship game, I met up with my co-worker, Paul, and his son at the Champion indoor range that I wrote of last week. He was testing out … Continue reading →

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Time to pull up stakes?

Posted on January 16, 2006 by Phil Kadath

Since the Maryland Legislature has decided that it doesn’t like the way that Wal-Mart does its business, I have to agree with Mr. Preston at the JunkYardBlog that Wal-Mart should turn right around and show the Maryland Legislature that Wal-Mart … Continue reading →

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Paging Mr. Westneat

Posted on January 16, 2006 by Phil Kadath

Out of all the hullaballo going around about the money from the Casino Americans that lobbyist Jack Abramoff was throwing around, one of the people on the list of Top Ten Recipients was the senior Senator from Washington State, Patty Murray (D)ingbat. Murray … Continue reading →

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An odd way to say goodbye

Posted on January 16, 2006 by Phil Kadath

In what will hopefully be the last word we’ll hear on the suicide of eco-terrorist, Bill Rogers, who killed himself after being arrested for setting fire to private property and then the FBI finding child pornography at his home during … Continue reading →

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RNS Quote of the Day

Posted on January 16, 2006 by Phil Kadath

  There is no way to legislate competition; there are no standards by which one could define who should compete with whom, how many competitors should exist in any given field, what should their relative strengths or their so called … Continue reading →

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