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Played the bad guy SF commander in Die Hard 2. RIP

Army Captain, Ranger, and helicopter pilot. RIP.

I think of them as really big weeds.

Spent all day cutting up a downed Blackjack oak (I hate 'em) and putting in to burn pile #2. I'm beat. Tomorrow complete the clean up and attempt to fell the main trunk which is 18 inches with a 16 inch Stihl. Good night.

My uncle was a tail gunner on a B-17. After the war he became a champion trap shooter.

My last concert was B.B. King in 2010.

I'd rather have the Hi-lux.

Also, you know you're old you have more hair in your ears than on your head.

First concert was the Beach Boys when I was 13. Geez.

The really sad thing is that it wasn't about enforcing gun laws directly. Weaver was charged with "Failure to Appear." Think that one over. An ex Army sniper, M113 APCs, dozens of LE and feds all for failure to appear. The agent in charge was ostensibly suspended and demoted, but eventually...

I'm in favor of it too. It should work, provided of course if the parents have a sense of shame.

People who work in secured facilities or outside those facilities who are on call. One way comms are necessary to limit tracking.

I never go through a drive thru to get fast food and use a card -any card. I go inside and swipe my payment so the card never leaves my hand. My two fraud issues came about by giving a card to the person at the drive through window while on a road trip. Never again.

I've got one almost identical to the one pictured except it's black. Had the hydration pouch and very nice space for it's size, and worked very well when I was overseas. Unfortunately, it's been in storage since I don't know when and I discarded the pouch due to dry rot in spots. The pack...

I know what that says. It's just another indicator that the brainiacs were infatuated with missiles. But then again that crowd was always mesmerized by silver bullet solutions. MBT-70 was an example of carrying forward of the missile is all syndrome. The line leadership was so grateful we...

I'm in Texas and whatever happened to "life is in danger" concept? I'm sorry, but there are so many legal Rubics Cube games with self defense it's dizzying. I follow the Gurhka rule. If I pull I'm drawing blood.

In case she didn't know, Drudge had nothing to do with her episode. Drudge is not an investigative journalist, he was a news aggregator. It was Michael Isikoff who spiked his own story so as to not hurt the Clinton admin. All Drudge did was reveal the unpublished story to the public. There...

Hey, things are looking up. No one called it a tank, which is what most ill-informed reporters would call it. Now quick, someone call the turret mechanic (and then some).

BTW, the dealership is real and is still in business as far as I know.