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- I just left my Liberally Lean Certified Weather Genius Lab: The rain becomes widespread in Wise County at 9:25 p.m. You'll hear it pummel your house between midnight and 3:00 a.m., and it will continue, but not quite as hard, throughout Wednesday. The chance of snow or ice is less that 0%. We won't even sniff freezing temperatures.
- This morning there was an "officer involved shooting" at an apartment complex in Denton which primarily houses UNT students. Here's how the Executive Director of Combined Law Enforcement Associations of Texas (CLEAT) just described it:
Scripture? Now I'm picturing the "Your read the Bible, Brett?" scene - The Tarrant County Young Republicans issued a pseudo-apology for the White Power gesture being thrown up during the MLK Day Parade yesterday. The group just wrote it off as just "kid stuff" and promised to give him a good talking to.
- A faithful reader told me yesterday that the lady with the "unnaturally perfect teeth" is Tavia Shackles Hunt who is a former Miss Teen Missouri and former Miss Kansas. Her daughter (below), who also has perfect teeth, goes to SMU.
- "I wasn't wrong, I am just far more correct now than I was then." - Alan Dershowitz defending his different positions over the years on what it takes to impeach a president. I may use that.
- One of the most conservative and gun loving guys I know (and a Wise County native), thinks you're a nut if you open carry.
This guy had his 15 minutes of fame yesterday
at the Virginia gun rally - In case you ever thought it would be a good idea to ride a moped on Central Expressway at 1:30 in the morning . . . .
- The Runaway Bay City Council will vote tonight on support for the Second Amendment. Rumor has it that Lee Greenwood and a bald eagle will be seated at the council table. But I'm not sure if voicing support for the 4th Amendment, which is supposed to prevent illegal search and seizure of persons and vehicles on highway 380 which splits the town, is also on the agenda.
- My favorite sign while I was in D.C. (It was in the Newseum.)
- "Universe."
- I lived over a half of century before crimping a coaxial cable. The streak ended yesterday. I'll have to put that on my bragging montage.
