When you are a Princess can you have too many pillows?
How many
Filed under Uncategorized
Oscopades
Dr Benjamin D. Over is tired of writing my prescriptions without getting to use his fancy 10 mile long camera.
There’s a 2 for 1 special today at the Dignity Removal Medical Center.
In other news: I drank what?
And
I am NOT full of shit, tyvm.
Filed under healthcare
don’t let the holiday distract you
while all the bitter clingers were at church the Gov tried to sneak some more legislation past us
don’t forget the cost of freedom includes constant vigilance by responsible peaceful citizens.
Oath Keepers Launches National Effort to Recall and/or Remove Members of Congress Who Voted for NDAA Military Detention. Merry Christmas, U.S. Congress!
this may be the last possibility for a peaceful end to our decent into tyranny and a return to Constitutional Republic form of government.
read the whole thing.
Filed under constitution, freedom
tis the season
to be sneezin’
opened all my presents early … a good gift should be something you need and can use
KotHDL and her Mini-Me pulled out all the cookbooks and loaded up the table with all the goodies they could think of, but I had no appetite and the antibiotic induced vomiting kept me out of the buffet line all weekend.
I hope everyone had a better holiday than I did.
Filed under healthcare, local news
The stupid … It burns
I have 2 (not just 1, but 2) doctor visits today. Why? Well mostly because it’s just not Friday without strangers examining all my private parts and telling me how badly I’m living my life.
Can’t take my sidearm because there’s a totally cool and non compliant ‘no guns allowed’ sign at the door. Which I honor even though they don’t bother to follow the law themselves.
The office staff has already rev’d up the stupid by asking me to sign a permission form, allegedly to allow them to make reminder calls for appointments. Odd, considering they called yesterday even though I’ve signed no form. Even odder (and by odd I mean stupid) considering their form says nothing about reminders but instead reads “release medical information”.
I should really start charging a fee for training up the office staff in these places
Filed under customer service, healthcare, Moron Meter
Next on the list
I’ve started noticing my pile of ammo, magazines, targets, bags, boxes etc
NEEEED a gun safe
I’ve got my handguns and a family heirloom rifle and KotHDL has plans to get a carry gun and something else to shoot for variety. We’ve also got all the inventory from her son’s collection while he’s deployed overseas.
NEEED a gun safe
so we looked around the house, picked out a location and with the dimensions of the space in mind began shopping around, researching and watching sales fliers.
the current front runner is made by Winchester and carried by Tractor Supply Co. (which is where we got our new Char-Griller). I like doing business there and they have layaway so its easier to work bigger things into our budget.
Filed under firearms
focus on the resume
Dear Mainstream Media scum,
I don’t care what Candidate A does in the bedroom, bathroom or broom closet. I really don’t. Short of criminal actions, why is it noteworthy?
I don’t include those things on MY resume when I apply for a job, why should they? As long as my personal off duty time doesn’t include hobbies such as embezzlement, drunk driving, rape, etc I don’t think it is relevant.
When I write a resume I include job related skills, education and job performance history. That’s what I’ll be looking at when I get ready to vote. If I can’t find that information in your paper, broadcast, magazine, or web page then you just became irrelevant.
Thank you for wasting my time
P.S. by the way, if Candidate A DOES have hobbies such as embezzlement, drunk driving, rape, etc; I think that IS relevant.
Let’s not forget (or abandon) the media’s historical role in bringing accurate, relevant information to the people. This is a need that will be filled by someone. If your giant corporations can’t handle it we’ll do it ourselves.
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