Left-Wing Democrat Whimp

I didn't do it.  I'm sorry.  I won't do it again.

Photo from Fox Online

Trash Bag Bombs- Lethal Garbage 

The Los Angeles Sheriff’s Department responded to a “fireworks” call 

in an alley located in a residential neighborhood and located a 

common household trash bag floating a few inches off the ground. The 

bag appeared filled with air with a harmless balloon appearance.  A 

patrol officer punctured the bag with a rake and the bag exploded 

causing eye and ear injuries to three patrol officers on scene.  It was 

determined the device was a “Trash Bag Bomb.”   

These devices are becoming frequently made as improvised explosive 

devices (IED’s) due to the ease of manufacturing and the availability of instructions on how to 

make the devices.  Online website, www.anarchistcookbook.com, is one of many websites that 

gives instructions on how to make these devices with cheap and accessible chemicals and 

ingredients.  The following are instructions for a trash bag bomb cited from the website: 

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The Anarchist Cookbook has been around a long time and id still, from the above noted, still making trouble.

Yours truly at the Scottsboro, AL BOOK FAIR, held earlier today (4-23-11) at the local library.  I was able flog 8 books to the curious attendees.  Fourteen local authors displayed their work to a curious public.  And a good time was had by all.  This photo was taken by a nice lady who writes children's books.

Bill Young, formerly of Chiang-Mai, Thailand and Laos.  R.I.P. 3-6-2011.

Spring has indeed sprung in Northeast Alabama.  Possible tornado warnings in the next two days.  Yep, Spring alright.

Happy Mardi Gras

MARDI GRAS!!

What fun, what joy – who am I, where I be?  The joy of Carnival, as illustrated in the New Orleans Times/Picayune newspaper.

SPRING: NOT QUITE SPRUNG

In NorthEast Alabama life may fall into one of three categories:
Town/City Life:  Lots of cars, restaurants, WalMart.
County Life: You can see the houses of your neighbors but cannot hit them with a thrown rock.
Country Life:  You cannot see your neighbor's house.  You can see little but fields/woods and probably own a tractor.  In Spring/Summer you can see even less because of the leaves, flowers and chipmunks.

We live in the county and can see our neighbors' houses.  Usually.