Jungle Cellos

Via Legion's Fate

Penn and Teller and the Second Amendment

Via Linoge of Walls of the City

OS vs. Broswer

If browsers keep gobbling up memory, then they will lose an advantage over traditional OSes. Chrome and Firefox eat more memory than anything else I run on my machine.

Neat Sheets

But will the Neat Sheet pocket hold a pistol?

Logic

If you define the rules, then you can prove anything.

My Armory Needs Work

Apparently, I need eight guns. I want an AR-15, AK-47, a pump action shotgun, an over/under shotgun, and a few more pistols.

Gun Safety

Via ENDO

What does it mean to be rich?

Trent from the Simple Dollar talks about it in terms of abundance and scarcity, but I like Oleg's take better:

"Sometimes, I am rich. Not always, but I was rich yesterday. I had more of what I wanted than I actually needed — my sole constraint being the 24/7 limit of available time shared by all. I had more storage capacity in the camera and props than I could photograph in a day, more ammunition than I could shoot in the range time I have, more perfectly ripe watermelon and fancy chocolate than I could eat, more good friends than I could see all at once or in turn."

Browsers Fight!

Via FavBrowser.com

Three Percenters

From Ambulance Driver:

"It is estimated that only 3% of American colonists took up arms against England. Only 10% of American colonists actively supported the fighters with arms, munitions and materiel. Only 20% or so of their neighbors even supported their cause at all. Fully a third of the American colonists considered themselves loyal British subjects, and a third more had no strong opinions either way."

It also reminds me that I recently heard that the average giving in our church conference is about 1.5%. My church is much better at 3%. (Yes, sarcasm.) As I continue to prove, I ain't real good at the maths, but 3% is pretty far off from a 10% tithe I think.