Neanderpundit

Spent some time putting the new splitting axe to the wood. The results speak for themself. The head is tight as barney frank’s asshole isn’t.

At 70 mph, on eastbound 80.

Mutha Nature owes me one, at least.

though a little dry, is “First Footsteps in East Africa” by Sir Richard Francis Burton, available free for Kindle.

Burton’s narrative style is very matter-of-fact, but if you read between the lines this is an indiana-jones worthy adventure, told with the dry technique of a Victorian accountant. Somali warlords, murderous Bedouins, privation and hardship all along the way. Reccomended.