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A Couple From The Road

Yabu — Wed, 23 May 2012 01:44:01 +0000

The Juju Woman, Stretch, and I took a little road trip starting last week. More on that later

Anyway, here’s a couple of pictures of a beautiful mom and her baby at Keeneland, and some Buffalo Trace White Dog Mash #1. Corn , Rye and Barley. Proof: 125 (62.5%). Never been aged, fresh from the Still. I’m telling you, that Dog Mash is some Bad Bad Juju. Strong, but not as strong as Burns Blue Beads Clear.

Unbelievable

Yabu — Tue, 22 May 2012 11:12:56 +0000

This video which is all over everywhere (no link here) and documents a rant by North Carolina Social Studies teacher and a student is unbelievable. What is sadly believable, is we have teachers like them teaching our kids. I never had a teacher who could not speak proper english and who could not enunciate words. I’ve also never had a teacher or professor scream at me like that. I,ve also never had ateacher or professor who didn’t research what they “were” teaching. I’m not the greatest writer in the world, I’m more of a math person, but I’ve recently read some graduation high school senior term papers, and I couldn’t believe it. Seventh or eighth grade level, but they can sure as hell play some video games, text, and watch a bunch of television. They can drive a smart phone.

The education system in the U.S. is in dire straits, and if we don’t fix it Obama’s “shovel ready jobs” they will be the only jobs they can find, maybe. Digging a ditch.

One more thing, kids don’t read books anymore, that’s a huge problem.

Bottom line, we need to fix the teachers first, but that will be a huge task.

Fighters

Yabu — Tue, 15 May 2012 11:07:43 +0000

I used to live really close to the runway at Dobbins Air Force Base, so close, when the pilots were taking off or landing, I could read the tail numbers and see the pilot’s helmuts. Loud! I’m talking setting off car alarms loud. Anyway, I’ve probably seen and heard every type of fighter aircraft, and others, in and now out of service. I loved it, the Juju Woman, bot so much, she thought one might just come through our house. They were barely above tree top level. Anyway, we were there at the beginning of Gulf War II, and the military used DAFB as a staging area, 24/7. Thousands of flights inbound and outbound. Couldn’t get much sleep for about a month. Back to loudness, and this was before GWII, I’d sit on the deck or balcony and just watch ‘em. The loudest fighter jet, in my opinion, I’ve ever heard is an A-6 Intruder. Almost window breaking loud. Has older louder engines, I guess.

The point of this blurb is: I have a good friend who is Australian, and is in the Australian Defense Force. He’s a financial guy, has two passports, one regular and one diplomatic. He was over here for years overseeing the C130-J project. They were buying a bunch of the new and improved “Super” Hercules that were being built by Lockheed Martin at DAFB. I got the internal tour of the production line a couple of times, and it was just plain way too double damn cool. The place is so clean, you could eat off the floor. Security, yes, they have some major security.

Added benefit:That’s also where the built the F-22 Raptor. I couldn’t get under the wing close, but they let me get pretty close. I was able to get right next to the millions of dollars titanium (or stainless) mock-down they used for wind tunnel testing. Very interesting. So, he was able to get me a back stage pass for the F-22s (repost) first flight (09/07/97). That’s a big plane, and dwarfed the F-16 chase plane.

Very cool, I like jets.

Backup To My Previous Post

Yabu — Thu, 10 May 2012 21:41:27 +0000

I am a man of my word.

Number 3

Yabu — Thu, 10 May 2012 00:59:22 +0000

The Juju Woman is all about putting decals on my mower. This is a work in progress, because by the time she’s done, there will be no orange left. Numbers and dinosaurs and cheese and a martini and other stuff . Flags and stars. She does not care. Cracks me up, she ain’t right.

She can one arm this thing while drinking beer. I kid you not.

Nice Ride…

Yabu — Wed, 09 May 2012 15:23:11 +0000

…if you’re thinking about knocking something down. 45-70s are sweet. I don’t care what anyone says. They rock. They’ll also rock your shoulder. Better to be rocked than not, if you know what I mean.

A 45-70 will do anything in North or South America. Fact. Also, there is a lot to be said about a lever action “cowboy” rifle.

Just saying’ is all.

The World Is Flat

Yabu — Tue, 01 May 2012 14:13:02 +0000

I just ordered a new maxed out Catdaddy Macdaddy. Not going to get into OS wars, but I prefer Unix over Windows. To each their own. No big deal. I have a choice, for now. Hell, I bought 1,000 rounds of .357 & .45 yesterday, because I could choose. Slim pickings on bullets around these parts lately.

Anyway, back to my thought:

I checked my order shipping, and below is what I found. My Apple shipped from China.

Anchorage, AK, United States 05/01/2012 3:27 P.M. Departure Scan
05/01/2012 1:20 P.M. Arrival Scan
Shanghai, China 05/01/2012 9:47 P.M. Departure Scan
05/01/2012 8:54 P.M. Departure Scan
Shanghai, China 04/30/2012 10:13 P.M. Export Scan
04/30/2012 6:08 P.M. Arrival Scan
04/30/2012 1:59 P.M. Departure Scan
04/30/2012 12:20 P.M. Origin Scan
China 04/30/2012 11:01 P.M. Order Processed: Ready for UPS

China will become the next superpower, if not already. Hell, they own our debt, and can crush us without a shot fired. They know this, and they are counting on Americans to become more lazy than they are. We have kids graduating from college who don’t know shit. They can’t find a job. They then go for an advanced degree, spend more money, and still can’t find a job. They’re in some major debt. (I believe Trade Schools will make a major comeback). The government loves it. The more money you owe, the more control they have. We’re being fucked from the inside out, and nobody is paying attention, but they are paying attention to reality shows. Go figure.

I’m not the sharpest knife in the drawer, but I’m telling you…pay close attention to China. They have a plan. We don’t. We take too much for granted.

I’m telling you, when an American company can make more money having their product manufactured or built on the other side of the plant, and ship it over here, we’re fucked.

Think about what you will do if there is a run on the banks. What will you do if the U.S. dollar is devalued? Look at what happened in Argentina. Seriously, study it. Formulate a plan, and do not believe the media is talking reality. They need to make money, and they will do it at your expense. Think about what would happen if the government took control of the media. Look at history before you make a decision. People usually believe what they hear.

On another note: If anyone belives thay BHO was responsible for taking out OBL, they’re smoking crack.

Giving up the Goast

Yabu — Sun, 22 Apr 2012 00:40:01 +0000

My iMac is dead. I’ve been driving it for five and a half years, and the main board went south. I tried everything I know, and it won’t boot. Believe it or not, I took it to the Idiot Bar for a second opinion. These people are good people, don’t get me wrong, but it is toast.

The good news is, I have everything backed up to an external drive. The hard drive is fine, so if need be, I can get the data off it. Not sure quite how to do it, but I’ll figure it out if need be.

The dead one was a 24in desktop with dual core, 4GB, 500GB, and a maxed out vidio card. Sweet ride. It usually ran 24/7, and was parked behind a dedicated PC running Linux for a firewall. I never had any problems with it until the head shot yesterday. It is dead.

So, what to do? Another desktop, or a MacBook Pro? To be honest, a 24 inch screen is damn near too big. Like waatching a tennis match. A 17in laptop is too big to haul around, for me anyway. I’m thinking a maxed out 15 inch MacBook Pro, and an external 19in Sony flat panel for the Juju Crib. I’ve already got the 19 incher. I really don’t need more than 500 – 750GB. 500 would be fine. After 5.5 years, I was still good with 500. I never got over 350, and I have a lot of music, movies and images.

Not that anyone reads this blog, but posting will be light until I decide what I’m doing, and get all of my data migrated.

I’m lucky, I did not lose one bit. For those of you who do not backup on a daily or hourly basis, sooner or later you’re gonna get fucked.

Zimmerman Vs. Obama

Yabu — Thu, 12 Apr 2012 14:32:14 +0000

One word…POLITICS. George Zimmerman has been sacrificed for the greater good of the collective, and by that, I mean Obama’s reelection scheme. Zimmerman has already been convicted. Florida State Attorney Corey bypassed the Grand Jury. A taste of things to come? I have huge problems with this. I believe his case and the evidence should have been presented to the Grand Jury, and they could have returned a True Bill, or not. Earlier, this case was not put before the Grand Jury because the government did not think they had a prosecutable case. They had no evidence and no witnesses. Just because someone stands their ground and has a legal weapon, and the guy who attacks him doesn’t, makes no difference. If the “stander” thought his life was in danger, and did what he thought he had to do to survive…so be it. Big difference between murder and self defense. This STINKS. No one knows what happened. How can you charge someone for anything with no evidence? The media comes to mind, and the media is controlled by our supreme leader, and he is coming down the home stretch in an election year.

When the government bypasses the legal standards set forth by the government, we’re in big trouble. The evidence was not reviewed by his peers. It is his constitutional right as an American to undergo this process. The government ignored his rights. Right or wrong, the people should decide whether or not he should be charged, not the government. I have no idea whether he is guilty or innocent, but I would like to make my decision based on the facts. Apparently, the government does not care about facts, they care about remaining in power, conquering the people. The media plays a big part in this. Distort the facts to the general population, and you will prosper at the expense of others. After all, they’re just looking for votes and ratings, and they will bend every rule to get ‘em. They do not care about the system, or “due process”, they do care about themselves. They will throw anyone off the truck and under the bus if they believe they can benefit from it.

Difficult times ahead. I’m not just talking about the economy, I talking about morality. When you change your views to adapt to something you really don’t believe in, you’re a traitor to your soul.

Stand your ground, or all will be lost.

Is it Memorex, or is it not?

Yabu — Tue, 10 Apr 2012 16:35:44 +0000

I’ve questioned the authenticity of Obama’s birth certificate from the get go. I never understood, and still don’t, why it took him over two years to produce it. I can produce mine in a day. Why the delay. There is something “not right” about this. I believe he might have been planted. Just my thought, although we’ll probably never know. Could be the biggest cover up of all time. My gut instinct tells me he’s lying.

I know enough about computers to understand graphical layers. I will gladly produce my original birth certificate for a side by side comparison to BHO’s. They would both have to be scanned or photocopied, and then analyzed. I have no problem with that. Hell, mine might be fake, and I’m not who I think I am. At least, I’d have a starting point to find out who I really am. I believe it goes deeper with Obama. Deeper than Left or Right.

This is an interesting piece.

If it is proven that Obama was not born on American soil, would it matter? I think not, but I would still like to know. If it could be proved, what next? Roll back everything he has signed since he took office? I do not have the answers. I’m not a birther, but I would like to have the people who are expert in forgery have at it. Maybe the CIA, or the forgers on the other side of the table. Is it Memorex, or is it not?

I think it’s forged, but what do I know. Two years to produce it, give me a break. Something is not right here, no pun intended.