Wednesday, March 18, 2026
Give 'Em Hell Coach!
BREAKING: Sen. Tommy Tuberville just told leftists to SCREW OFF after they got triggered he called Muslims "the enemy inside the gates" Q: "Do you have any regrets?" TUBERVILLE: "NO, I don't have ANY regrets whatsoever! I meant every word I said!" THAT'S how you do it, senator!
Tuesday, March 17, 2026
Happy St. Patrick’s Day one and all!
Things have been crazy busy so this one kind of snuck up on me. Have a great day and enjoy the week I’ll be around.
Slainte!
Irish
Monday, March 16, 2026
"Nothing Past This Does Much Better"
This is an interesting video showing the accuracy of an eighty plus year old rifle setup. The shooter/spotter team know how to put rounds on target. Though antiquated, vintage surplus Mauser rifles can be deadly accurate. I have seen similar from scoped '03 Springfield and 91/30 Mosin Nagant rifles. As a note, I did not watch past the k98 segment.
Sunday, March 15, 2026
A Short, Amazing, Documentary Of The 1982 Mount Washington Rescue Of Two Climbers...
"109° BELOW", an Arc’teryx film, tells the gripping true story of a 1982 mountain rescue on Mount Washington—often called the coldest place on earth due to its extreme weather. Caught in a brutal storm during a winter hiking trip, 17-year-old Hugh Herr and his partner became stranded in deadly conditions, triggering a heroic alpine rescue attempt. The mission, carried out by elite volunteers, ended in tragedy with the death of rescuer Albert Dow, while both climbers suffered severe frostbite.
This powerful survival story explores the harsh realities of mountaineering dangers and extreme cold survival. Featuring Herr, Joe Lentini, and Alexa Siegel, the film connects a climbing accident to the birth of transformative innovation: Herr’s eventual work in MIT Biomechatronics, reshaping prosthetics for athletes. Blending themes of hiking safety, mountain rescue, and human resilience, "109° BELOW" stands out as a raw and moving tribute to those who risk everything in unforgiving conditions.