One of the guys at work who half the time bullshits me and half the time is dead serious (all in the same tone) told everyone that one of his buddies that works for Glock said that sales have tripled since the day that Barack Obama was elected our 44th president. I'd like to present some theories on why and have you tell me which is the truth:
1. People see the end of times because the icon of a mature-in-age white man will no longer be our leader.
2. We're sticking it to Palin who thought she'd win on cuteness and her support for every citizen arming him or herself to the hilt.
3. We all received a memo that one way to stimulate the economy was to buy guns so we did. (Mine must be trapped in my spam filter.)
4. People fear rioting.
5. It's a fucking coincidence.
6. It's not even true.
So, what do you think? I couldn't come to a logical conclusion on that without researching, but since November 4 was only 8 days ago I'm not sure how much there is to research. How can they even tell that sales have tripled in 8 days? They must have a great system for tracking their sales and great people to analyze the data.
On completely different notes:
HAPPY 40TH BIRTHDAY, BIG BROTHER! Wish I was there, but glad I got to see you for the 110th party this summer.
There is a new Cereal Wednesday this week filmed during Neverwas weekend with special guest Mikey/LeSombre! w00t!
PS: For those of you who didn't see it in the feed reader, the other day when I yanked my post (not because Adam or Jess told me to, but because I felt like I shouldn't post it until Adam did) I had linked to this picture minus the border and the text I wrote in that post was:
"Christine/PocketCT brings Poppy's Princess Leia's demise, perhaps as justice for that stormtrooper she killed with her bare hands? [Cropped to fit the blog.]
Jess took this picture at Neverwas. She is a friend of Adam, and because I'm not sure how "out there" she is with her identity I won't say more than that or link you to her photos. She is a mad amazing, mad cool person. It's funny when you don't realize what incredible people are just around the corner, hidden in shadows… or behind the camera."
Rest of the party set is at flickr.








