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May 05, 2013

Early Sunday Evening Specific Content Thread
— JohnE.

Needle-nose pliers.

Posted by: JohnE. at 02:32 PM | Comments (122)
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1 PInchy pinchy.

Posted by: zsasz at May 05, 2013 02:32 PM (MMC8r)

2 I prefer needle nose pliers.

Posted by: steevy at May 05, 2013 02:33 PM (dBYCN)

3 Oh, and: "Guy Pearce Sucks." That is all.

Posted by: zsasz at May 05, 2013 02:34 PM (MMC8r)

4 Ah. Unibrow fixer upper.

Posted by: Muad'dib at May 05, 2013 02:35 PM (3Tyri)

5 I stabbed my hand with some of those bad boys once. We will forever remain frenemies.

Posted by: Lauren at May 05, 2013 02:36 PM (wsGWu)

6 .....or so I heard.

Posted by: Muad'dib at May 05, 2013 02:36 PM (3Tyri)

7
Or as gun control advocates would call it, an Assault Wrench.

Posted by: Laurie David's Cervix at May 05, 2013 02:37 PM (kdS6q)

8 A pentalobe screwdriver is more useful for my line of work.

Posted by: i hack iStuff at May 05, 2013 02:37 PM (4uuov)

9 The Stompening Begins

Posted by: Tobacco Road at May 05, 2013 02:38 PM (4Mv1T)

10 A wonderful tool when out fishing

Posted by: Misanthropic humanitarian at May 05, 2013 02:38 PM (HVff2)

11 gaming thread at 12 oclock, if yer interested.

Posted by: Tobacco Road at May 05, 2013 02:39 PM (4Mv1T)

12 Do the words "task force" make this a tactical pliers?

Posted by: Muad'dib at May 05, 2013 02:40 PM (3Tyri)

13 Is there anything they can't fix?

Posted by: Bertram Cabot Jr. at May 05, 2013 02:42 PM (BqEo0)

14 The Iranians have a stealth version of these.

Posted by: Circa (Insert Year Here) at May 05, 2013 02:43 PM (IsF93)

15 I LOVE needle nose pliers.

Posted by: Real Joe at May 05, 2013 02:44 PM (PD2ad)

16 I wouldn't even thrust TFG with a set of pliers.

Posted by: sTevo at May 05, 2013 02:44 PM (VMcEw)

17 When needle nose pliers are outlawed, use duct tape.

Posted by: locomotivebreath1901 at May 05, 2013 02:44 PM (ASe7u)

18 I need a power saw for projects, but I don't need like a full size one a builder would use. Do they make smaller Skillsaws or anything like that?

Posted by: USS Diversity at May 05, 2013 02:46 PM (5wHPS)

19 Oh, sure, like anyone's gonna comment here now that the much-anticipated gaming thread is up. tee hee

Posted by: Peaches at May 05, 2013 02:46 PM (8lmkt)

20 I think nnp are useful for removing hardware from body piercings

Posted by: tmitsss at May 05, 2013 02:46 PM (rdav6)

21 Pinchy and stabby, all in one easy-to-carry tool. Nice!

Posted by: Peaches at May 05, 2013 02:48 PM (8lmkt)

22 With cutter feature, too, I see. Didn't George Washington kill a mammoth with one of these? Wooden handles of course.

Posted by: eman at May 05, 2013 02:48 PM (cQ4xo)

23 That tool is plenty game, might not have a bazillion micro bites but who give a f&$k

Posted by: Misanthropic humanitarian at May 05, 2013 02:48 PM (HVff2)

24 >>>Oh, sure, like anyone's gonna comment here now that the much-anticipated gaming thread is up. tee hee

The only games I know are Scrabble, played at Holidays with the family, and I seem to remember this game with a quarter and a glass of beer 30 years ago. The chicks usually got trashed when we played that. Good times.

Posted by: Tobacco Road at May 05, 2013 02:49 PM (4Mv1T)

25 I use a smaller set to pull stalks out of my stogies.

Posted by: sTevo at May 05, 2013 02:50 PM (VMcEw)

26 I'ma sucker for tools; love tools. Can't use'm much anymore, but wish I had a garage full of tools. And electronic test instruments, too. Those days are long past and all that knowledge forgotten.

Posted by: Skandia Recluse at May 05, 2013 02:51 PM (JBB2s)

27 When you need needle-nose pliers, no other tool will do. You either have 'em or you don't.

Posted by: rickl at May 05, 2013 02:53 PM (sdi6R)

28 Nnps come in handy when skinning a lemur.

Posted by: GnuBreed at May 05, 2013 02:54 PM (cHZB7)

29 Just the thing, along with heavy, tightly-weaved carpet scraps, for removing cholla cactus spines from the flesh of fools.

Posted by: John Skookum at May 05, 2013 02:54 PM (VFRpK)

30 28 Nnps come in handy when skinning a lemur. Posted by: GnuBreed at May 05, 2013 06:54 PM (cHZB7) Or a catfish.

Posted by: BignJames at May 05, 2013 02:55 PM (H9MGI)

31 Posted by: John Skookum at May 05, 2013 06:54 PM (VFRpK) That's gotta hurt.

Posted by: BignJames at May 05, 2013 02:57 PM (H9MGI)

32
NNP's are great for tweaking a wall socket.

Posted by: Joe "The Asshole" at May 05, 2013 02:57 PM (1lQzY)

33 I had to set Jill straight on needle-nose pliers. They don't really have needles on them, you know.

Posted by: Joe Biden, Vice-President of the United States at May 05, 2013 02:58 PM (JQuNB)

34 Very useful tool. As opposed to Obama, who is just a tool.

Posted by: Y-not at May 05, 2013 02:59 PM (5H6zj)

35
When the GWU debate team is unavailable, I always use my handy pair of needle nose piers on Little Sandy.

Posted by: Sandra Fluke at May 05, 2013 03:02 PM (1lQzY)

36 These pliers aren't to be trifled with, though. I tried to show Jill how they work and damned-near lost a nut.

Posted by: Joe Biden, Vice-President of the United States at May 05, 2013 03:02 PM (JQuNB)

37 Pretty handy for removing ticks that have lodged themselves into ones ear.

Posted by: Tammy al-Thor at May 05, 2013 03:02 PM (PkYpQ)

38 Glad I wasn't demonstrating Vise-Grips.

Posted by: Joe Biden, Vice-President of the United States at May 05, 2013 03:04 PM (JQuNB)

39
Needle nose pliers are great for squishing something flat.

Posted by: Rachel Corrie at May 05, 2013 03:05 PM (1lQzY)

40 Forgive me for going off-topic so soon, but why were Torx screwdrivers invented? Regular and Phillips weren't good enough?

Posted by: rickl at May 05, 2013 03:05 PM (sdi6R)

41
We frequently use them on reluctant prisoners. But only to remove their gold teeth.

Posted by: SEAL Team 6 at May 05, 2013 03:07 PM (1lQzY)

42 http://pointsandfigures.com/2013/05/05/entrepreneurship-and-the-prairie-fire/ Entrepreneurship seems threatened. But it's not only Obama policy that threatens it.

Posted by: Bill Ayers at May 05, 2013 03:08 PM (MOSsR)

43 37 Pretty handy for removing ticks that have lodged themselves into ones ear. Posted by: Tammy al-Thor at May 05, 2013 07:02 PM (PkYpQ) Ouch Tammy, wouldn't Vaseline and tweezers work a wee bit better?

Posted by: Misanthropic humanitarian at May 05, 2013 03:09 PM (HVff2)

44 My wife calls this my pencil dick wrench

Posted by: kimoloka at May 05, 2013 03:10 PM (a2rWY)

45 We frequently use them on reluctant prisoners. But only to remove their gold teeth. Posted by: SEAL Team 6 at May 05, 2013 07:07 PM (1lQzY) As well as fingernails and offending nose hairs.

Posted by: Tammy al-Thor at May 05, 2013 03:10 PM (PkYpQ)

46
I would use the NNP's on Kathy Griffin's balls.

Posted by: Abe Vigoda at May 05, 2013 03:11 PM (1lQzY)

47 why were Torx screwdrivers invented? Phillips are designed to cam-out to prevent overtightening. Torx are designed resist cam-out, allowing for greater tightening. They're also good for anti-tamper applications, as most thugs don't carry Torx drivers with them.

Posted by: Harrison Bergeron at May 05, 2013 03:12 PM (JQuNB)

48 I would help you Abe

Posted by: Misanthropic humanitarian at May 05, 2013 03:12 PM (HVff2)

49 Thanks, HB. Sorry for hijacking the thread.

Posted by: rickl at May 05, 2013 03:14 PM (sdi6R)

50 I just sorta, you know, ran out of things to say about needle-nose pliers.

Posted by: rickl at May 05, 2013 03:14 PM (sdi6R)

51 Posted by: Misanthropic humanitarian at May 05, 2013 07:09 PM (HVff2) Well, it was 3 in the morning in Tucamcari New Mexico; vaseline and tweezers were rather thin on the ground. All my uncle had was a pair of nnp, and nnp were what he used. My cousin, who whined about everything non stop all the time, had been whining about something in her ear ever since we'd left North Carolina. He had finally had enough and pulled over to "give her something to whine about"; being the fair man that he was, he did look in her ear, and much to all our surprise, was a big ol' tick. (Not down in the canal, it was in one of the folds)

Posted by: Tammy al-Thor at May 05, 2013 03:15 PM (PkYpQ)

52 so much depends upon needle-nose pliers glazed with rain water beside the tan dildoes

Posted by: william carlos williams at May 05, 2013 03:19 PM (JQuNB)

53 Oh, and will someone kindly inform the nightwalkers that Thor is less than an hour away and I will probably be out of pocket for a few days. Many thanks!

Posted by: Tammy al-Thor at May 05, 2013 03:19 PM (PkYpQ)

54 The state medical examiner ruled that Tsarnaev died from gunshot wounds and blunt trauma to his head and torso, and authorities have said his brother ran him over in a chaotic getaway attempt. Stefan said Sunday that the family won't request that an independent medical examiner perform a second autopsy, but representatives from the family's legal team might photograph Tsarnaev's body before it's washed. So, these douchbags were demanding a free second autopsy. What assholes. Everytime the funeral director & the uncle open their mouths they piss people off. The guy said Cambridge was his "country." Uh, no. Russia is his country. He is not a citizen of the US and his parents are citizens of Russia. Bury him there. He also has the nerve to say we must separate the sin from the sinner. Fuck you. They want the feds to pressure Cambridge into burying him free as an indigent. Someone needs to tell these people that the feds can't pressure the city to do anything in this instance. They have the authority to deny him a burial in their city.

Posted by: Waldo at May 05, 2013 03:19 PM (sXWmd)

55 Love the, "I will give you something to whine about" Plenty of ticks here in my area. Hate those damn things. Will keep nnp I'm mind for an er tick tool. Fishing bud used nnp to remove a jig hook from my finger last year. We were miles away from a med facility. Brandy makes a good antiseptic cleanser

Posted by: Misanthropic humanitarian at May 05, 2013 03:19 PM (HVff2)

56 Fishing bud used nnp to remove a jig hook from my finger last year. They're essential for fishing.

Posted by: Harrison Bergeron at May 05, 2013 03:21 PM (JQuNB)

57 Oh, and will someone kindly inform the nightwalkers that Thor is less than an hour away and I will probably be out of pocket for a few days.

Many thanks!

Posted by: Tammy al-Thor at May 05, 2013 07:19 PM (PkYpQ)

YAY!!!!! So happy for you both!

Posted by: Peaches at May 05, 2013 03:23 PM (8lmkt)

58 Along the lines of Torx, what's with the square drive screws? Quit fucking with things for crying out loud.

Posted by: lowandslow at May 05, 2013 03:23 PM (Fz2C7)

59 Yeah they are good for removing hooks from fish, clothing and human flesh. I have several tackle boxes and every one has a nnp in it.

Posted by: Misanthropic humanitarian at May 05, 2013 03:23 PM (HVff2)

60 Oh, and will someone kindly inform the nightwalkers that Thor is less than an hour away and I will probably be out of pocket for a few days. Many thanks! Posted by: Tammy al-Thor at May 05, 2013 07:19 PM (PkYpQ) Have fun! "Where's Tammy?" "Up against a wall someplace."

Posted by: I lurk, therefore I am at May 05, 2013 03:24 PM (fggky)

>>>Fishing bud used nnp to remove a jig hook from my finger last year.

Pliers are a last resort if the barb isn't already showing. But the needle nose are an essential boat tool.

Posted by: garrett at May 05, 2013 03:27 PM (zRa6K)

62 I like to use a .22 Magnum Rimfire on needle nose pliers. They're harder to kill than they like they should be. Roundnose Long Rifles just don't get 'er done efficiently. They need to be treated like squirrels when cooking. Parboil to tenderize them and then dredge in flour an fry. Or just made Needlenose stew. You won't be diappointed.

Posted by: Rufus T. Firefly at May 05, 2013 03:27 PM (PwV7G)

63 Oh Garrett if I hook myself, I hook myself good. Size 2 not tiny dry fly hook

Posted by: Misanthropic humanitarian at May 05, 2013 03:29 PM (HVff2)

>>>if I hook myself, I hook myself good. Size 2 not tiny dry fly hook

You should still learn to us a heavy line to back it out (with a hearty yank). Does a lot less damage.

Provided you put the proper pressure on the head of the fly/hook/jig to get the barb into the wound channel.

I can't tell you how many extractions I've had to perform. No way I'll get through this season without doing a half dozen or so. Lips are the worst.

Posted by: garrett at May 05, 2013 03:32 PM (zRa6K)

65 Posted by: Waldo at May 05, 2013 07:19 PM (sXWmd) In Russia those wounds can tend to run in the family if you know what I mean. They (the family) should shut the fuck up right now while they are still in the game.

Posted by: Model-1066 at May 05, 2013 03:33 PM (I0Jzy)

66 53 Oh, and will someone kindly inform the nightwalkers that Thor is less than an hour away and I will probably be out of pocket for a few days. --- Have a wonderful time!

Posted by: Y-not at May 05, 2013 03:33 PM (5H6zj)

67 You should still learn to us a heavy line to back it out (with a hearty yank). I've seen that demonstrated on video, but I've never had the guts to try it.

Posted by: Harrison Bergeron at May 05, 2013 03:40 PM (JQuNB)

>>I've never had the guts to try it.

Next time your buddy gets hooked is the time to do it.

Posted by: garrett at May 05, 2013 03:43 PM (zRa6K)

69 Next time your buddy gets hooked is the time to do it. Ah yes. A practice dummy!

Posted by: Harrison Bergeron at May 05, 2013 03:45 PM (JQuNB)

70 I need a power saw for projects, but I don't need like a full size one a builder would use. Do they make smaller Skillsaws or anything like that?

Posted by: USS Diversity at May 05, 2013 06:46 PM (5wHPS)

Are you talking about table saws or power hand held saws? My opinion is that cheap table saws are not worth the trouble to unpack, let alone use.

Makita used to make a very small handheld circular saw (about 1" cut depth) but it was handy for some minimal clearance cuts.

Posted by: Hrothgar at May 05, 2013 03:48 PM (Cnqmv)

71 UssDiversity for a smaller circular saw a ryobi is ok

a 5 in blade i believe.

but if you use a power saw very little probably just a simple black and decker is good enough.

Posted by: willow at May 05, 2013 03:50 PM (nqBYe)

72 Hrogather, i don't think he's interested in sawing often.
(could be wrong)

i like makita but we move a lot and so repair and build stuff often.

but more expensive
but we've had a regular makita and a worm drive for 22 years without a problem

Posted by: willow at May 05, 2013 03:52 PM (nqBYe)

73 OT: Ben Ghazi just got real-er? We've read the idea floated that Stephens was to be kidnapped and exchanged for the blind sheik, right?

Well, Doug Ross has another post ( that dovetails with the timeline chart you guys ) and lays out a damning case for this very thing.

http://bit.ly/1199e0L

I am not a conspiracy guy. If you believe in one, you'll believe in more. BUT.. it's like this. Just cause I am cynical not to believe in them doesn't mean that someone like our SCOAMF and his cronies wouldn't actually try this stoopid stunt.

Posted by: Yip at May 05, 2013 03:53 PM (/jHWN)

74 personally i want a table saw, but we have limited space : (

Posted by: willow at May 05, 2013 03:54 PM (nqBYe)

75 Sort of a continuation of some comments on last weeks tool thread:

I invested in a Paslode gas cartridge set of nail guns, one regular and one finish. They burn through the cartridges faster than I'd like, especially the finish nailer, BUT I think they are one of the best tool investments I have ever made. I have done lots of oak fencing and repair untethered from an air compressor with about 15 to 20 % of the effort I used when I was hammering in 16d nails by hand. The finish nailer lets me do very neat professional looking fine work. All in all a very nice pair of tools to have.

Posted by: Hrothgar at May 05, 2013 03:55 PM (Cnqmv)

76 I'll add this about pliers and hand tools in general. You get what you pay for. I like some chinese stuff cause you use it , break it, replace it. But some tools need to be cherished and polished and last lifetimes.

Posted by: Yip at May 05, 2013 03:55 PM (/jHWN)

77 Thanks for the tips Garrett

Posted by: Misanthropic humanitarian at May 05, 2013 03:56 PM (HVff2)

78 Hrothgar, Re; Paslode... I have one of each too, and love 'em. I've been remodeling my house this year and I hated the cost of them, but damn, they make the work so much easier. And the framer...? I've gone through a box and a quarter of nails before having to change cartridge. ( that's like 1200 nails you guys )

Posted by: Yip at May 05, 2013 03:57 PM (/jHWN)

79 Yip, I've heard this floated

Â• Back-channel communications between the White House and the Blind Shiekh's legal representatives confirm that a swap can be achieved with a high-level hostage exchange. The Sheikh's cronies are informed that Ambassador Stevens has no security in Benghazi. So the Sheikh could be secured through a trade after capturing Stevens who has had his security teams completely stripped away

But where did this information originate ?

do you know?

Posted by: willow at May 05, 2013 03:58 PM (nqBYe)

80
I am not a conspiracy guy. If you believe in one, you'll believe in more. BUT.. it's like this. Just cause I am cynical not to believe in them doesn't mean that someone like our SCOAMF and his cronies wouldn't actually try this stoopid stunt.

Posted by: Yip at May 05, 2013 07:53 PM (/jHWN)

Ross has a link in this line in his post:

Â• During the initial attack, a video shot via camera phone records men yelling "DonÂ’t Shoot us! We were sent by Mursi!"

If you go to it to view the video, you get the message that the youtube acct. associated with the video has been terminated.

Hmmm....

Posted by: Tami[/i][/b][/u][/s] at May 05, 2013 03:59 PM (X6akg)

81 I'm a hemostat man.

Posted by: toby928© at May 05, 2013 03:59 PM (QupBk)

82 Willow, I wound up with a Bosch sabre saw and it is head and shoulders above any other sabre saw I have ever used. You do need to read the manual because it has features you would not know are available otherwise. A sabre saw and some clamps and straight edges can do a lot of decent cuts, if you are patient enough to set things up correctly.

Posted by: Hrothgar at May 05, 2013 03:59 PM (Cnqmv)

83 Hrothgar, Yeah i use clamps often. still i'd prefer a table saw.

my sister and i built her patio by ourselves with one. it was faster, you could set up mitres once and run through a 100 boards in an hour.

also didn't worry about kinking boards , and grabby saw blade .

loved it, i would have confiscated it if i had the room on the truck.

Posted by: willow at May 05, 2013 04:03 PM (nqBYe)

84 Posted by: Yip at May 05, 2013 07:57 PM (/jHWN)

Re Paslode, Hate the cost, love the capability. The nails per cartridge on the framing nailer is unbelievable. The finish nailer uses a smaller cartridge but still seems to run out faster than I would have expected. I would never again tackle any serious nailing job without these tools in the tool box.

Posted by: Hrothgar at May 05, 2013 04:03 PM (Cnqmv)

85 i do however have a Bosch dishwasher.

and i do love it

Posted by: willow at May 05, 2013 04:04 PM (nqBYe)

86 so musi's men?

no idea why would trust Mursi.

perhaps a lot of this stupidity/ideas was brought by Hillary's buddy Huma?

Posted by: willow at May 05, 2013 04:06 PM (nqBYe)

87 Willow, table saws are ideal for close tolerance production jobs, but they are space hogs.

Posted by: Hrothgar at May 05, 2013 04:06 PM (Cnqmv)

88 But some tools need to be cherished and polished and last lifetimes. -------- TWSS

Posted by: Y-not at May 05, 2013 04:06 PM (5H6zj)

89 why we would*

Posted by: willow at May 05, 2013 04:07 PM (nqBYe)

90 space hogs.
Posted by: Hrothgar

true

Posted by: willow at May 05, 2013 04:07 PM (nqBYe)

91 bbl.

Posted by: willow at May 05, 2013 04:08 PM (nqBYe)

92 Thanks for the saw info guys/girls

Posted by: USS Diversity at May 05, 2013 04:10 PM (5wHPS)

93 Willow... Good question. What's the "back channel" stuff they allude to? I'm thinking special prosecutor and select committee. Enough background type folks are probably scared shitless that the simple exchange plan morphed into murder and mayhem and are being bought off by intimidation and money....

esp since the JEF got reelected. who knows. Serious questions to ask though, cause nothing the Admin did makes sense..... in a normal way anyway... you guys..

Posted by: Yip at May 05, 2013 04:11 PM (/jHWN)

94 A friend of mine was into serious woodworking and converted his entire basement into what looked like a commercial shop, including top of the line tools, air filtration, and three phase power. Every tool was accessible with ample clearance to work easily. I was green with envy.

Posted by: Hrothgar at May 05, 2013 04:11 PM (Cnqmv)

95 I'm reading that Iowa State Daily column from the sidebar... freakin awesome..

Posted by: Yip at May 05, 2013 04:12 PM (/jHWN)

96 Oooops, its' the one titled the single best editorial on gun control evah

Posted by: Yip at May 05, 2013 04:13 PM (/jHWN)

97 Hrothgar... I wish I had a friend with that set up. I would love a wood working shop. Maybe someday I'll get one... someday.

Posted by: Yip at May 05, 2013 04:14 PM (/jHWN)

98 Yip, the neat thing about woodworking is that it is possible to do so much, but it does require some space and some quality tools (and time and materials).

Posted by: Hrothgar at May 05, 2013 04:16 PM (Cnqmv)

99 Right on. Now all I need is a coupla hard, pipe-hittin nigg*z and my blowtorch.

Posted by: Marcellus Wallace, bitch at May 05, 2013 04:20 PM (liORJ)

100 Yep...

Posted by: Yip at May 05, 2013 04:25 PM (/jHWN)

101 Posted by: Marcellus Wallace, bitch at May 05, 2013 08:20 PM (liORJ)

we don't talk like that here, so cut it the fuck out, okay?

Posted by: Peaches at May 05, 2013 04:27 PM (8lmkt)

102 Wood shops get me all emotional and shit.

Posted by: garrett at May 05, 2013 04:28 PM (RgAOT)

103 Posted by: Peaches at May 05, 2013 08:27 PM (8lmkt)

Thanks for that! It was sorely needed.

Posted by: Hrothgar at May 05, 2013 04:32 PM (Cnqmv)

104
we don't talk like that here, so cut it the fuck out, okay?

It's a movie quote, for Christ's sake. Chill out.

Posted by: My Sharia Moor at May 05, 2013 04:32 PM (liORJ)

105 So much sanctimony, so little opportunity for self-righteous indignation.

Posted by: My Sharia Moor at May 05, 2013 04:33 PM (liORJ)

106 >>>we don't talk like that here, so cut it the fuck out, okay?

It's a movie quote, for Christ's sake. Chill out.
Posted by: My Sharia Moor

She didn't know it, I didn't know it, and I expect other well read commenters and lurkers didn't know it. Her comment stands, not that she needs back-up.

Posted by: Tobacco Road at May 05, 2013 04:37 PM (4Mv1T)

107 Fair enough.

I apologize for having offended anyone. I really didn't mean to.

I just saw the pliers and, well...shit just happened.

Posted by: My Sharia Moor at May 05, 2013 04:39 PM (liORJ)

108 Plus I see the TB3K zapped that comment to hell.

Posted by: Tobacco Road at May 05, 2013 04:39 PM (4Mv1T)

109 Wrong. It's still there.

Posted by: Tobacco Road at May 05, 2013 04:40 PM (4Mv1T)

110 I knew it.

Posted by: garrett at May 05, 2013 04:41 PM (RgAOT)

111 Everybody make nice, freshen yer drinks, and lets get on with it.

Posted by: Tobacco Road at May 05, 2013 04:42 PM (4Mv1T)

112 It's a movie quote, for Christ's sake. Chill out.

Posted by: My Sharia Moor

You're in Ace's house. Abide by the house rules. And the "movie quote" thing is weak sauce.

Posted by: Peaches at May 05, 2013 04:42 PM (8lmkt)

113 Yesterday the small emergency backup dog dug up a pair of NNP that I lost nearly 3 years ago and retrieved them into the house. Not sure what she intended to do with them . . .

Posted by: Felix Arabia, MD, Chancre Mechanic to the Stars at May 05, 2013 04:48 PM (k8wpQ)

114 Say "movie quote" again! I dare you!

Posted by: Jules at May 05, 2013 04:49 PM (5wHPS)

115 I'm not a big movie buff, but I'm not familiar with that line and don't think it belongs here

Posted by: Misanthropic humanitarian at May 05, 2013 04:50 PM (HVff2)

116 You're in Ace's house. Abide by the house rules. And the "movie quote" thing is weak sauce.
Posted by: Peaches

"Weak sauce???" You seem to be implying that I only claimed to be doing so to mask my racism.

If that's the case, make your case and have me banned. Otherwise, leave me the fuck alone. I was perfectly willing to take Tobacco's advice and make nice, but I've been called a RAA-CIST too many fucking times by progtards since teh iWon's Ascension to have to come here and hear the same shit.

Posted by: My Sharia Moor at May 05, 2013 04:50 PM (liORJ)

117

Today's east coast of Florida weather was perfect. Sunny, low 80's, really low humidity with a slight breeze. Best weather in weeks.

Only downside is the May lovebug season is here, and they were thick in the air.

Posted by: ExSnipe at May 05, 2013 04:52 PM (PBm/l)

118 You need the heavy gauge SS types for fishing. Or else you will only use them once before rust out. Saltwater fishing that is.

Posted by: pet at May 05, 2013 04:53 PM (r0DVT)

119 Made in China.

Posted by: Mr. Feverhead at May 05, 2013 04:54 PM (SzAZ7)

120 115 I'm not a big movie buff, but I'm not familiar with that line and don't think it belongs here

I'm sorry you don't think it belongs here, but you're talking to a guy who got shitcanned from the Million Dollar Blog by Ed Morrissey for using the term "schadenboner."

If you're telling me that that same level of overly-sensitive, musn't-harm-the-team's-image shit goes on here, then let Ace tell me that himself.

Or just ban me. Either way, I'll get the message.

Posted by: My Sharia Moor at May 05, 2013 04:56 PM (liORJ)

121 I've never watched Duck Dynasty. It's kinda funny. Uncle Si is a trip.

Posted by: Infidel at May 05, 2013 04:57 PM (gqEUi)

122 J. Severin on the Blaze network is on from 2 to 5 every afternoon. He's way more entertaining that Rush. Perhaps he's taking part of Rush's audience. Maybe Rush thinks a move will get the audience back. It won't. Rush has lost the fire in his belly that originally got him the audience he had. They aren't stupid, they know when someone on their program is avoiding discussing controversial subjects and after a while don't want to listen to a watered down show from someone who was once great. Savage and Searin have way better and more honest programs these days.

Posted by: Snarky the Bear at May 05, 2013 07:20 PM (/b8+5)

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