Sagitta Cantina

I'm going to be a billionaire :!: break out the bubbly :~~X): :)~(: I was just watching one of those youtube videos. You know the ones, the craftsman has all the latest powered tools and has even adapted a couple to perform some task he finds tedious. He had everything except an electric nose picker...

Well in this case... Brent Bozell & Tim Graham: Fact-Check the ‘Fact-Checkers’ In an exclusive excerpt on Breitbart.com of Brent Bozell & Tim Graham's new book, Unmasked: Big Media’s War Against Trump , The story of the "fact checkers" :puke: is brought to light. It really spells out how the sites d...

NEODYMIUM MAGNETS :o A couple of days ago, I was creating a dust collector for the lathe, and had purchased some Neodymium Disc Magnets to attach it. I took the magnets out of their packages and set them on the work area. Ten to fifteen minutes, when I went to attach them, they had disappeared. :cry...

and pop open a couple of beers...... The squid was home over the Fourth weekend :USA: on a four day pass. So he has the whole Cantina to choose from for drinks. His request? he wanted some beer. :~beer: :~beer: :roll: I told him the refrigerator in the Cantina wasn't large enough for me to stock be...

The moon to stay by 2024? about time.

In a Bill Whittle Now podcast , they were talking about Idaho's regulatory concerns. It seems that in Idaho they have a sunset rule and all state regulations expire July 1 of that year unless they are voted to continue in the state legislature's session. This year that didn't happen. Per an article ...

I'm not really hyped about the first part of the talk, reminiscent of climate change alarmisim. The problem with those predicting doom and gloom in the future is they never fully take into account the ingenuity of mankind. They tend to focus on what is the current technology even when describing fut...

The answer?

Term limits for Congress

Today is an example of why Congress' approval rating is 20 percent. It doesn't take a polling expert to tell you that a majority of Americans want Washington to work on solving problems that make their lives better, not on advancing their own Beltway careers through noisy, never-ending spectacles o...