Neanderpundit

So sunday, instead of actually getting to go to the range, I ended up at the mall. We wander around a bit, and I stumble into a Radio SHaft store. In said store, I find these:

Now, I think to myself, what a great idea! I don’t even have to bend over to know which is which! All I have to do is look at the tires and I know if they’re up to pressure! What awesomeness! Combined wiht the fact that they’re $4 for a set of four!

Problem is they leak. No matter how I tighten them, they leak enough eair pressure overnight that I have to refill them. Glad I saved the old stems. Nice work, whoever made this crap.

Spoke back here of the once ubiquitous P-38. Today I found another use for it.

When someone parks so close to your vehicle that you have to OPEN THE TAILGATE AND ENTER THE VEHICLE FROM THE BACK, the P-38 does an excellent job, when hung out the window, of removing a 1/4″ wide strip of paint from the offending Chevy LeBehemoth. Of course, he left HIMSELF five feet to get out of HIS SIDE of the vehicle, but his MIRROR WAS TOUCHING MY DRIVER’S DOOR.

What a versatile tool!

Look folks, any of you who may have seen this crap, don’t mistake it for historical fact. The authors of the Gospel of Judas were cainites, gnostics who believe that The Lord of the OT was evil, and actually worshipped Cain (as in cain of Cain and Abel)and who threw together a bunch of sayings of Jesus to create another “gospel” which some nutbag wants to use in some bizzarre effort to cast unwholesome aspersions on the Church, in the way Dan Brown does.

Here’s the thing: The Church had a bucketload of documents in it’s hands. They had to settle on documents that were coherent and wove together, and they decided on the canonical gospels of mathew, Mark, Luke, and John. Why?
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