On a page titled “Mass Destruction of Weapons “, images abound of Takarovs and Makrovs being destroyed. I wish I knew why.

I’ve noticed that Yahoo!’s search results often get me to what I’m looking for faster than Google’s. Moreover, while Google has forsaken Say Uncle, Yahoo!’s search engine has not.

Google’s days of search engine hegemony will soon be over.

The fifth panel of the first chapter of Shooting War has a good condemnation of Kelo v. New London. Good to see the issue raised, even if they cast it as a battle in the war against corporatism, rather than a fight over property rights.

The comic itself is a serialized graphic novel about a lefty video blogger covering the Iraq war in 2011 during the McCain administration. It’s well-drawn, cynical, and deft with the politics and culture. Worth a look.

Oh, and Uncle told me the way to keep you folks entertained is with explodey pictures, so don’t miss panel 7.

Update: While you’re looking at fictionalized accounts of the terror war, check this alternative history of the US/Afghan war. So scary it could be true!

Ayup. Also, ammo advertised as armor piercing is illegal.

Barbeque

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Yeah, taking my few days off before the new gig to help a friend move. Blogging still light.