Shane Not Sean

For #2, perhaps one of the books listed here? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_works_influenced_by_Don_Quixote

And here's a link for it (for those of us with SASS #'s too large to know about this song). https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fxontg0irEQ

Cannons! Love it. But here's the link that should have accompanied your post. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VbxgYlcNxE8 Edit: Meant for this to attach to the 1812 Overture post.

Anyone care to share their favorite tune or verse? Not looking for gratuitous violence, just more as sound effects or emphasis. I'll start us out with This Town Ain't Big Enough For Both of Us, by Sparks (1974). Lots of ricochet shots, some near the beginning, and more just after the midway point. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eUJ_ifjKopM As an aside, a documentary just came out this past weekend about these two brothers who have been making records for 50 years - The Sparks Brothers, in theaters now.

I've walked through one of these hearings with a client. To fight it, we needed to get him "mentally evaluated". We got that done, and it showed no problem. Great, right? Wrong. The prosecutor then put pressure on the evaluator/counselor, made her feel horrible for her conclusion, and then the evaluator/counselor decided to rescind her evaluation and refused to come to the ERPO hearing to testify for my client. Takeaway: Neither the mental health experts nor the elected judges want to be the person that is publicly responsible for saying that you, your friend, your relative i

What he said.

While that title excludes me from the equation, loss of gun rights that seemingly affect only a few is still a loss of gun rights. Maybe one day I will want to open carry (for whatever reason) on the west state capitol grounds. As of Wednesday, I am not be able to do that. Gov. Inslee signed into law SB5038, which is essentially two open carry prohibitions. I thought the NRA's headline alert about this new law was apropos: 2nd Amendment Banned In 1st Amendment Spaces. First, you cannot knowingly open carry a firearm (or other weapon) on your person or in your vehicle while you

Much obliged.