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Don’t Mess With Vlad The Imposter’s Shrooms, Man

Don’t Mess With Vlad The Imposter’s Shrooms, Man


[Note: some salty language is translated from Polska]

Mushrooms. Serious business.

There are some people in the world — I’m not one of them, but I’ve met them — anyway, these people instinctively know who’s full of crap when they threaten you, and who isn’t. I’ve been in a barroom where the owners thought it necessary to hang a “No Colors” sign on the wall, and the toilet paper was chained to the wall to keep it from being stolen. If you’re unfamiliar with “No Colors,” it doesn’t refer to Benetton. They’re talking Crips and Bloods and so forth.

Anyway, behind the bar was a little gnomish fellow. He was about four foot thirteen inches, and weighed about as much as an elephant fart. He had a genial smile, missing a few teeth, but really friendly. He looked like he’d just gotten out of leprechaun prison. While I was in there, a guy that looked like Gorilla Monsoon came in and started pushing people around, and generally making a nuisance of himself. The little leprechaun came out from behind the bar, and without hesitation walked up to a sixteenth of an inch from the dude, scowled at him, pointed at the door, and said, “Leave. Now.” The huge guy meekly complied, immediately. The little fellow knew who was frontin’ and who was for reals, yo. The big fellow didn’t.

I think the little bartender has retired, learned Polish, and likes to ride motorcycles in the forest.

It’s a Thermite Launcher

It’s a Thermite Launcher

That right there? That’s a thermite launcher. He’s made a thermite launcher. It launches thermite. That’s why they call it a thermite launcher. If it didn’t launch thermite, they might have called it something else. But it does. Launch thermite, I mean. That’s why they call it a thermite launcher.

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If Mr. Rogers Collected German Anti-Tank Guns

If Mr. Rogers Collected German Anti-Tank Guns


It’s a beautiful day at the live fire range,
A beautiful day for semiautomatic interruptions
Would you be mine?
Could you be mine?…

It’s a neighborly day, like the Belleau Wood,
A neighborly day for Big Berthas.
Would you be mine?
Could you be mine?…

I’ve always wanted to shoot weapons just like you.
I’ve always wanted to live near a gravel berm with you.

So, let’s make the most of this beautiful day.
Since we’re together we might as well say:
Would you fire mine?
Could I fire yours?
Won’t you be my Forward Observer?

Won’t you please,
Won’t you please?
Please won’t you turn off the car alarm I just set off with this awesome PAK-40?

[Many thanks to Charles Schneider for sending that one along. He’s special]

Gimme A Phased Plasma Rifle In The 40-Watt Range

Gimme A Phased Plasma Rifle In The 40-Watt Range


You know, some people don’t think much of the Second Amendment. They try to torture the syntax into a ban on anything but bolt-action .22 deer rifles, which you must admit would at least inconvenience the deer, and rusty shotguns you display over your mantelpiece.

Personally, I think we should expand the Second Amendment. Tweak it a bit. Bring it up to date. We should add on a coda or suffix or postscript or sequel or whatever you want to call it — and it should read that anyone that can make a weapon like this one should be able to own it, and wave it around, and carry it on the bus, and use it on anyone that looks at him funny. Demonstrated greatness in the service of mankind needs a grand gesture in return, I always say.

We also need to raise the bag limit on old laptops, and extend the hunting season on them.

(Thanks to Jonathan Frost-Johnson for shooting that one our way)