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I've run a few thousand rounds of CCI Blazer through my 60 without any real problems.

Whois query on domain name yields phone number. Reverse lookup on phone number yields BuzzFlash.com as site owners.

As you might have suspected, that is an urban legend: http://www.snopes.com/radiotv/tv/mrrogers.asp Regardless of his politics, I mourn him.

When I was at UW, the College Republicans were always doing something interesting; hosting David Horowitz or erecting a huge "Bush" banner in the middle of Jesse Jackson's speech.

Ah ah, Bainx, not all Strats are made in Mexico. My American Standard was made in the USA. I do love Ricks, though, and would like to own a 4001 bass some day. You know, in the last 10 years, I've seen some truly astonishing developments in guitar equipment: the Parker Fly, the Martin...

I like Steinbergers and Glocks. I actually think the Steinberger and the Telecaster have a lot in common, especially in their design philosophies. I might say that Telecaster -- 1911. Leo Fender is the JMB of guitar design (though the comparision might hold up better if JMB hadn't known...

Steinberger -- Glock (both are made of synthetics and both have seemingly important stuff missing, but work fine)

If we don't complain when they take every freedom but our guns, exactly what good are guns anyway? Of course, you know that they have already come for the guns. Don't believe me? Where is the BAR? Where is the Ma Deuce? Gone and taken. I guess I'll try to aim for somewhere in between...

Remember, we're not just talking about the mind of a five-year-old, but the strength of a grown man.

I used to work with mentally retarded individuals as part of a community protection program. Every client in this particular program was a sex offender, so obviously they had "poor impulse control". Even the company trainer told me that there is a point where you must abandon the so-called...

James Keating's little punching doohickey: http://www.jamesakeating.com/catalog1.html Surprisingly effective. You hold it in your palm and the point sticks out between your fingers. They work very much like brass knuckles, without the...historical baggage.

That instructor sounds like Eric Remmen, maybe. Edge up/point forward is a perfectly valid technique. Besides the advantages already mentioned, filleting a foot-long strip from a bad man's arm can have a definite effect. Parry the attacking arm out, index the blade on the upper forearm and...

Sure, a khukuri is better for chopping, and even for throwing if you're that type of guy. But I have found the tomahawk to have some unique qualities. Now, putting aside the problem of toting one around, a tomahawk is an excellent choice at close quarters. At a medium range they have the...

I did not know that "hawk" was a term in common usage by the Joyful Children of the Invincible Commander. Unless of course, the rays of his immortal leadership now shine upon UC Berkley.

I'm not sure why I picked my old handle on TFL. Morbid thoughts about our future, combined with a desire for anonymity. Anyhow, this here's the name Frank Sr. gave me.