3 Boxes of BS

It’s about all I have in the tank this morning.

Long night last night at the club board meeting. Caffeine consumption might kickstart the brain cells soon.

I don’t agree with the idea of needing a license to carry a firearm but to keep out of jail I abide by the law. The Texas Department of Public Safety at least tries to stay up with current technology by letting people apply and check the status of their application online.

Or in my case, my renewal.

The question becomes; Will there be a snag before my current permit expires ?
I’m not sure what the outcome will be; there are a lot of people applying/renewing now days.

Stay tuned for the further adventures and exciting updates*.

*Hey it is better, only slightly, then watching paint dry.

There are so many memes going on in this one it is difficult to track them all.

According to the complaint, obtained by Campus Reform, the professor compelled students in her graphic design class to create artwork opposing firearms on campus and opposing pro-gun legislation currently pending before the Texas state legislature.

The professor then used the artwork students created online to publicize an anti-gun petition entitled “MSU is anti-Concealed Carry on Campus” and on a now deleted Facebook page opposing firearms, says the complaint.

“On Monday, April 1, around 7 PM (class was 5:30 – 8:20), Jennifer Yucus, Assistant Professor of Graphic Art/Design, compelled students from her Computers For Artists class to advocate in favor of a political petition opposing firearms on campus, in opposition to a pair of bills currently before the Texas legislature, using personal art materials and MSU resources,” reads the complaint.

“Several of my classmates were uncomfortable with the assignment and either quietly or openly expressed this,” it continues. “Professor Yucus asked students to rationalize objections by thinking of it as a job from an employer (or words to that effect).”

The complaint adds that Yucus “did require all works to include the URL to the petition” she had created and adds that students were photographed while crafting the posters to give the illusion of youth support.

“Professor Yucus took photos of her students in the process of drafting and creating the posters, but did not say how these would be used,” says the complaint. “The posters were then hung in the hallways of the Fain Arts building, giving the impression of student support.”

Some of the photos later appeared on an anti-gun Facebook page that appeared to have been created by Yucus. The page appeared to have been deleted after the complaint was filed, but Campus Reform was able to capture the posted images before they were removed.

Let’s see Liberal college professor

‘Cause Poppy has 4 grandkids now  

(H/T to Erin at Lurking Rhythmically)

with his “Hitler Blogger”

Definitely worth a view folks

Admins for an email listserver sent out a test email to check for valid emails.

Some people don’t know the difference between ‘reply’ and ‘reply to  all’ — resulting in a large number of responses going out to everyone.

So what are people doing, what some people do best –

Complaining about the large number of replies ….

….using the ‘reply to all’ button.

Yeah, it is that kind of Friday.

Why do I need an AR-15?

To satisfy a deep seated psychological need to flip a metaphorical finger at the gun grabbers.