It's especially awesome because the person who talked me into watching Chuck and the person who introduced me to the Old Spice Guy responses are hitched and all.

The only way it could get any better is if Isaiah Mustafa had a recurring role. I could totally see him as an NSA agent constantly pissing off John Casey by being bigger, badder, smarter, and more handsome than Casey.  Preferably with his shirt off.

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Finally a candidate I can get behind for President:



Currently Mr. Margeaux is running for Governor of Tennessee, his official campaign website is here.

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Can't wait to see the Google Analytics on this post....

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Dick Cheney's LVAD may leave him without a pulse.

I personally think this is a cover-up - the docs tried their best to kill him, including stopping his heart, and he just kept going.  We may not get our Zombie Reagan, but by God, we'll get our Undead Cheney!

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Yeah.

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That right there could be my next home. It's an inflatable pub, an inflatable Guinness pub to be exact.
They have a bunch of styles, that one is 23'x30'x22' high, it's only around $30K.

There's a bigger one that's 24'x48'x27'high for $45k.

Man, I wish I didn't like to spend money so much so I could save some so I could spend it on stuff like that. But no, I have to spend it on guns.
Speaking of which, the Uberti I ordered in February for BAG day came in last week. Pics to come. It's beautiful. Saving that money all this time has been rough.

Update: The whole time I wrote that I was thinking, "Don't forget the h/t, don't forget the h/t".

H/T Swifty Morgan AKA Wyatt Earp

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So Justin Bieber decided to let his "fans" vote for which country he should tour next.
4chan got wind of it, decided North Korea was nice this time of year and well, NoKo it is.

That's about funny.
Now if he would only allow his fans to vote for the songs he sings, we could get him to sing, "I'm so ronery". That would be even funnier, you know, until they shoot him.
Yeah, Allah's headlines.

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Yeah. VDH has had it up to there.

1. Some Vice Presidential wisdom: Most might now think it to be safer to go hunting with Dick Cheney than to be in a hotel room with Al Gore.

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A little something for Independence Day weekend:

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Yuengling expanding!

At 7 p.m. July 14, the Port Carbon Zoning Hearing Board will review, and possibly approve, a variance application submitted by Yuengling concerning the expansion project, Herndon said.

"It's a dimensional variance for height," according to Charles M. Ross, director of the Schuylkill County Planning and Zoning Commission.

If the borough's zoning board approves that variance, then the county planning and zoning commission will review the company's subdivision and land development plans, Ross said.

"We're awaiting Port Carbon's decision on the zoning permit before we'll proceed," Ross said Wednesday.

The Yuengling Beer Company at Mill Creek was built in 2000 and started production in September 2001.

Seaman said demand for Yuengling beer has encouraged the company to think of ways to produce more.

"We're trying to keep up with demand. It's been obvious over the last couple of years that demand out of this plant has increased to the point where pretty much on a weekly and monthly basis, we require more beer. We've been talking about for the last year or so and decided in the last six months to go through with this," Seaman said.

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