Trans-Species Identification Stops At Theft!

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     Weapons add dignity to what would otherwise be a vulgar brawl.  The M1927A1 T-Gun has earned it's place in American history.  Complete with Cutts compensator and Blish lock, this over engineered machine delivers.  (at 450 per)  Illegal or not, Scribbles believes in honest dealings and right action.  Hah!  Just kidding.  Get there first with the most. 
     Inspiration for todays lesson was provided by channel 7.2, Austin, TX.  Yesterday was, for some reason, a war film day.  If the reader has not seen "Hell is for Heroes", then for the love of God and Country, don't.  Lots of weapons, and lots of Jeeps.  I love both of those things.  Bob Newhart was shoehorned into this movie and I do mean shoehorned.  Steve Mcqueen, Fess Parker, Bobby Darin and James Coburn round off this well filmed bad movie.  Also last night was the "Diary of Anne Frank", in case there was someone out there that still wished to see a film come hell or high water.  My favorite war movie is "Field of Honor" with Everett McGill.  By no means the best, just very gritty.  Only movie I've ever seen where the hero shouts "Every man for himself"!  Sauvé qui peut, you conceive.
     (I will send the orginal of this, along with a lengthy discourse on why society is to blame for everything, to the person who points out how I fucked up drawing the weapon).  Honest Injun!

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