Still Not Dead - The War on Guns

Whatever this damn thing is, it’s pretty unpleasant. I did get about twice as much sleep last night as I did the night before, probably around three hours, so maybe I’m turning a corner. The rest of the family is pretty much through the woods.

I managed to turn out one AmmoLand piece on an insurrectionist gun-grabber, scheduled to post later this morning, and a Firearms News article on Wayne, due out whenever. I’ll do announcements here and on ~~social~~ advocacy media when they go live, but that’s all I’m planning on doing here until Monday.

I can handle limited comments and will be checking in through the day to moderate, but please continue to hold off on tips and correspondence until the Sphinx signals “All clear.”

UPDATE

Couldn’t take it any more and went to urgent care. It’s not Covid, flu or RSV, it’s bronchitis Got prescriptions and hopefully they will knock this out and let me resume normal activities on Monday.

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David Codrea is a long-time gun owner rights advocate who defiantly challenges the folly of citizen disarmament. View all posts by admin

6 thoughts on “Still Not Dead”

That Sphinx?

You’re gonna listen to that Sphinx?

You’d be much better off listening to the Talking Rings!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6NRMYUpgyJ8

Get well soon.🙏

I kept getting bronchitis. I worked outside in winter, and was cold and wet half the time. Trucking company, and drives from all over working in warehouse, coughing in each other’s face. My mother said to get the pneumonia shot. Covers about 26 different kinds, and you renew it about every 10 years. All of a sudden, I don’t get bronchitis any more. This shot works great.

admin says:

January 15, 2024 at 2:45 pm

Had it. Still got bronch.

My proof reader is goofing off again. Forgot the “s” for warehouses, and the “r” for drivers.

Get better soon.

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