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wandy

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9. World Nut Daley is one of the origin points for the Teapublican alternate reality.........

Reply to Archae (Original post)

Wed Jun 25, 2014, 10:51 AM

Jun 2014

I have no doubt that Farah considered himself as "a good guy with a gun" and is probably indignant as to how anyone might think he would 'harm an airplane'.

Ya know, just the mental image of the sean at the airport, well it makes today a little brighter.

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WND head guy busted! [View all] Archae Jun 2014 OP

Stupid is as stupid does n/t n2doc Jun 2014 #1

I refer to something like this as a "Forrest Gump moment"! George II Jun 2014 #12

Gun activists are testing the rules to make it easier for their fellow terrorists. onehandle Jun 2014 #2

Proof. The Head Moron Is, indeed, a Moron. MineralMan Jun 2014 #3

OK, and who would've defended the plane against that wing gremlin? NBachers Jun 2014 #4

You're right!! If John Lithgow had had a gun in the Twilight Zone movie, DesertDiamond Jun 2014 #5

John Lithgow played that in a movie? Jack Rabbit Jun 2014 #7

"There's someTHING on the WING!" longship Jun 2014 #30

If John Lithgow had had a gun in the Twilight Zone movie, AlbertCat Jun 2014 #11

He did get hold of the air marshal's gun and shot out a window. tclambert Jun 2014 #15

When Shatner guest-starred on "Third Rock From the Sun..." Archae Jun 2014 #18

That was funny. He played the big, giant head. louis-t Jun 2014 #29

Yes but sometimes it's hard to get the attention of the flight attendents LynneSin Jun 2014 #6

Yeah, stupid .... he should have come to Atlanta so he could get off scott free groundloop Jun 2014 #8

World Nut Daley is one of the origin points for the Teapublican alternate reality......... wandy Jun 2014 #9

Armed and dangerously stupid. Those are some loooong .38 rounds. marble falls Jun 2014 #10

looks like a 357 mag to me. Mosby Jun 2014 #13

My thought, too. Wad cutters. A Smith & Wesson -- Model 640-3 Hammerless .357 Mag Revolver? marble falls Jun 2014 #14

they make a 38 that's really similar Mosby Jun 2014 #16

Cheap and stupid and arrogant all at the same time. Breathtaking. Mopes like these have forced my... marble falls Jun 2014 #19

I agree with that Mosby Jun 2014 #21

Five round. I just couldn't noodle the photo. marble falls Jun 2014 #23

Are we sure this is the same guy or did Farah lie to the TSA about his age? InfoWingerWatch Jun 2014 #17

WND's Joseph Farah resides in Centreville, Va. Brother Buzz Jun 2014 #20

Lucky for Farah, he's "responsible" gratuitous Jun 2014 #22

White privelege, never leave home without it. marble falls Jun 2014 #24

What the moron has to say for himself....... marble falls Jun 2014 #25

Farah can't be honest even about this. Archae Jun 2014 #27

Why a .38? You get a .357 magnum and you can fire both types of rounds, including unlimited .38 +Ps. TheBlackAdder Jun 2014 #26

And .38s are a third the cost. Used to use .38 plastic practice rounds loaded with just a primer.... marble falls Jun 2014 #28

The .38 Smith is cheaper (though still kinda expensive) Damansarajaya Jun 2014 #32

OMGorsh, I have this exact same gun. Damansarajaya Jun 2014 #31