Drilling rigs, mine tailings not shown First-term Montana congressweasel Ryan Zinke, the former Navy SEAL who's really good at running super-PAC scams, has been tapped by President-elect Donald Trump to head the Interior Department. Zinke, a huge fan of the "extraction industries," is expected to be an enthusiastic supporter of helping along the mining, logging, drilling, and otherwise raping of our nation's natural heritage, because God can always make more Nature if He thinks it's all that important. Zinke (rhymes with Inspector Clouseau saying "monkey," not with the mineral) seems a natural for the position, as he already serves on the House Natural Resources Committee, which exists to transfer natural resources to industrial hands with as little fuss as possible. He ran for Montana's single House seat on a platform of -- you'll never guess -- pursuing American energy independence. Were this any other president-elect, people would be saying Zinke's the worst choice for Interior since James Watt. Compared to some of the other loons Trump is appointing, he hardly stands out.
The .223/7.62 is a varmint round. Useful for plinking rats at the county dump and not much else. No one needs a clip/magzine/whatever that hold more than 6.
I think you're confusing the .22LR rimfire with the .223cal? I can guarantee the .223 is not a varmint round.
.223cal is the equivalent to the 5.56mm used in our M4/M16 rifles. 7.62mm is much larger, equivalent to 30.06. Military uses it in belt fed weapons like the M240 and some sniper rifles.
Who knows what the far distant future will be like? No one really knows.
Yet, for some reason, my gut tells me that future Archeologists will be digging through our landfills and they are going to find a cache of Zinke No-Bow medals and they are going to speculate about what kind of people we were.
Then they will abandon digging around in our landfills, fill in the holes and then forbid anyone to dig there again.
Maybe I'm missing something here, but isn't the Keystone pipeline a crude oil pipeline and the flares at the well from methane gas? So how is building an oil pipeline going to stop burning off methane gas.
I assume all these blue-sky Republicans from the largely uninhabited western states think that all this extraction and subsequent pollution isn't going to affect them, and they'll get up every morning and see the wide open spaces and their breathtaking beauty like they always have and think it's ludicrous to suggest that the end result will be air like Beijing that can be cut with a knife.
Hey, there are a few trees left near the shoreline on the right side. What do you want?
The .223/7.62 is a varmint round. Useful for plinking rats at the county dump and not much else. No one needs a clip/magzine/whatever that hold more than 6.
They walked on the BLM takeover. Some may still be tried in Nevada. http://www.opb.org/news/ser... http://www.oregonlive.com/o...
All hat. No cow. Small boy.
I think you're confusing the .22LR rimfire with the .223cal? I can guarantee the .223 is not a varmint round.
.223cal is the equivalent to the 5.56mm used in our M4/M16 rifles. 7.62mm is much larger, equivalent to 30.06. Military uses it in belt fed weapons like the M240 and some sniper rifles.
OoopS! I did mean.223/5.56 https://www.americanhunter.... https://uploads.disquscdn.c...
Who knows what the far distant future will be like? No one really knows.
Yet, for some reason, my gut tells me that future Archeologists will be digging through our landfills and they are going to find a cache of Zinke No-Bow medals and they are going to speculate about what kind of people we were.
Then they will abandon digging around in our landfills, fill in the holes and then forbid anyone to dig there again.
Donnie calls that a "focused skill set".
Maybe I'm missing something here, but isn't the Keystone pipeline a crude oil pipeline and the flares at the well from methane gas? So how is building an oil pipeline going to stop burning off methane gas.
Lyndon LaRouche keeps talking about using nukes to blast irrigation ditches across the Arabian desert and the Sahara.
Probably. They used to be quite high-profile; I wonder why that stopped?
I assume all these blue-sky Republicans from the largely uninhabited western states think that all this extraction and subsequent pollution isn't going to affect them, and they'll get up every morning and see the wide open spaces and their breathtaking beauty like they always have and think it's ludicrous to suggest that the end result will be air like Beijing that can be cut with a knife.
When are finals over? I can think of a number of post-finals stress relief activities.
Probably safer than the banks.
And sincere thanks to Dok for explaining how to pronounce his name in terms that I can understand.
That was probably Stache's. Saw a lot of great bands there.