In today’s climate I’d say a better campaign for schools in general would be “carry a gun, save lives”.
Not surprising that Jaleel White wasn’t in “Steve Urkel” mode for this ad.
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Penn’s agent Jennifer Goodwin confimed a TMZ.com report that Penn was walking in the city at 1:20 a.m. Tuesday when he was robbed at gunpoint for his wallet and other items.
Full Story – HERE
How on earth did a criminal get his hands on a gun in D.C.?! :roll:
If you don’t know who Kal Penn is, he is best known for his role as Kumar in Harold & Kumar Go To White Castle, and Harold & Kumar Escape from Guantanamo Bay. If you haven’t seen both those movies you are seriously slacking.
Oh yea, and Kal Penn, whose real name is Kalpen Modi, currently serves in the Obama administration as a liaison with the Asian-American and Pacific Islander communities. Please don’t let that discourage you from seeing his movies though, as they are extremely funny.
Picture taken on top of Rio hotel Voodoo lounge patio, KAC’s mini thermal scope in front of the M110 scope over looking Vegas skyline.
The picture below shows the rifle itself. Not sure why it’s white and pink. Maybe so it would show up better in dark pictures, not scare the girls, be easier to locate in the crowd?
I don’t know how much drinking was going on at that party, but I wouldn’t want my expensive rifles anywhere near drunk people and/or top floor balconies. :P
Check out some more SMGLee Knights Armament Company pictures over at m4carbine.net – HERE
You can check out the Knights Armament website – HERE
December 21, 1972
In a five page letter to President Richard Nixon written while traveling on a plane to Washington, Elvis explains he loves his country and wants to give something back and, not being “a member of the Establishment,” believes he could reach some people the president can’t if the president would only make him a federal agent at-large so he can help fight the war on drugs.
President Nixon and Elvis Presley shaking hands in the Oval Office
(Oliver F. Atkins / White House / The National Archives / EPA / December 21, 1970)
Then it’s time for gifts. Elvis pulls out the commemorative Colt 45 he had taken from his wall and carried into the White House, to the dismay of the Secret Service. (“We’ve got a little problem here; Elvis has brought a gun.”) He presents it to Nixon.
The commemorative gun is on display at the Nixon Library in Yorba Linda, California.
Makes me wonder what would happen if someone high profile like Jay-Z or Kanye showed up at the oval office with a commemorative gun for Obama :lol:
Read the full article over at the L.A. Times – HERE
