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I'm going to be spending some quality time with the list of Southern cocktails from Garden & Gun through the new year.
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- A Hendrix Christmas; in books
- The Navy Abandons its Dead
- When Warriors Slip in to Shadow
- The Power of the Gun
- NEX Fail
- Sunday Funnies
- Fullbore Friday
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- Why You Don't Make Fun of Beards & Turbans
- Retro Wednesday
- Keeping an Eye on the Long Game: Part XXXVII
- WINCHESTER 2-steps From Winchester
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- Canada Rediscovers its Heritage
- Sunday Funnies
- Darkhorse Battalion with Tom Bowman; on Midrats
- Caption Contest!
- Fullbore Friday
- Nigel's Uncomfortable Truth
- Funny day #OWS picked, 17 NOV ...
- Diversity Thursday
- Plan Salamander Down Under
- Put up or Shut up
- From Palm to iPhone
- Walter Russell Mead goes Salamander on Boomers
- Russian Navy Staggers On
- USMC's UK Harrier Hedge
- OK, maybe he is trying to do more than sell books
- Yes, now get to work ....
- No excuse
- Sunday Funnies
- The Journalist at War; on Midrats
- Fullbore Friday
- 砂卵石
- Eating the Soul of a Child: Part III
- Diversity Thursday
- The Moral Rot of Sport Lust
- ... the rest of the story ....
- Cyberwar Warnings ...
- LCS ASUW: Farce Made Flesh
- The Fleets of Austerity; on Midrats
- Sunday Funnies
- That is the feeling, in a fashion
- Fullbore Friday
- NWC SITREP Wanted
- When you can't rule your coast ...
- Diversity Thursday
- Avoiding My Big Fat Greek Coup?
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3 comments:
"isn't translated correctly".
This one may be the cleverest of all!!!
Just in case any Salamander types are confused about this: this fell right into the use of force taught both in the military and in LE nationwide, so long as warning was given - and it was. It fits under "to disperse an unlawful group". This would definitely not be the first time people have been OC sprayed for passive resistance by remaining in place, locking hands, and refusing to comply with verbal commands. The US Supreme court has continually held that blocking traffic, footpaths, entry ways, sidewalks, etc. are not considered peaceful demonstrations and are considered unlawful assembly.
Just about pissed my pants. Hat-tip.
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