I didn't disapprove it. I didn't approve it, either, I dunno how they got it to run automatically, I must have a setting off in my blogad control panel.
S'okay.
They hate the Second Amendment. I'm going to buy ammo with the revenue.
They love trees (so do I, but hey, I've got a small forest to manage, too). So, I'm going to get the chainsaw blades sharpened. And cut some wood. And not just deadfall, either.
To burn for aesthetic purposes. And to stockpile, in case the world does devolve to their kinda preferred balance, and we once again live in a world lit only by fire.
Besides, what they're advertising for in and of itself isn't a bad thing.



Somebody at the Sierra Club must have decided to visit a site so scenic and bucolic that it's called "The Castle" -- and then discovered it ain't Camelot, baby...
Kind of a bland let-down after Andre's Bayonet Enhanse, if'n you ask me....
"I serve by going to the rifle and pistol range to sharpen my shooting skills to protect my family and my neighbors."
Only seven clicks. 700 views (typical for this time in the daily traffic flow)
is still there, though...
Fine. *You* click the dadgummed thing, then. I'll just keep exiting via the Military Hive link...
The Sierra Club wimped out on their principles a while back.
They're still screaming at the EPA to ban lead bullets, though. Evidently, they think the phrase "Eat lead" refers to wild critters munching paint chips.
bah.
I clicked the ad!
"Let us know how you serve..."
"I serve by recycling -- I help turn those who would harm my fellow countrymen into worm food."
And I clicked it! And I went to check out an event and........
Nothing within <i>200 miles</i> of where I live.
Oh well. Guess I'll go back to not caring about the Sierra Club.