Tuesday, May 14, 2013

'Low-level employees at one office'

my ass:
Internal Revenue Service officials in Washington and at least two other offices were involved with investigating conservative groups seeking tax-exempt status, making clear that the effort reached well beyond the branch in Cincinnati that was initially blamed, according to documents obtained by The Washington Post.

IRS official: "Oh no, I didn't lie to Congress, I just didn't tell them about some things.  Even when they asked."

And don't forget Sebelius extorting money to pay for Obamacare.


And the EPA playing more games.
Conservative groups seeking information from the Environmental Protection Agency have been routinely hindered by fees normally waived for media and watchdog groups, while fees for more than 90 percent of requests from green groups were waived, according to requests reviewed by the Conservative Enterprise Institute.


Daughter once referred to a good moving as 'somehow having made it through the Disney crap machine'; this kind of garbage is a fine illustration.  "Hey, this character's really popular!  So let's change it!"


ATK is expanding into the gun-making market.


Ever heard of Stumpies Custom Guns?  Go take a look.


That homemade CLP formula at PDB mentioned the other day?  Dug around, and after getting a bottle of Mobil 1 and the STP, had enough stuff to make a 1/4 batch; that'll be PLENTY to try it out.  In fact, I've got some stuff that needs cleaning.  After I till the garden and get the truck cleaned out.

2 comments:

Phil said...

ATF has so may detergents in it you can basically wash your hands in it.
I saw a study about penetrating oil comparisons once and the best penetrating oil money can buy is a 50/50 mix of ATF and Acetone.

Something else you can try.

Firehand said...

I've read that the Army considers ATF a suitable cleaner/lube if the issue stuff isn't available.

I've tried that mix, not bad at all. Also tried ATF/mineral spirits; seemed to work about as well. And they stayed in solution better.