March 06, 2006
When Instapundit covered the "Ricin in Texas" story, he was amazingly quick to dismiss it as nothing.
Which makes wonder how he knows so much about illicit items such as this that he could confirm or deny its legitimacy from a thousand miles away. Isn't that more knowledge than a simple country lawyer should have?
Made me wonder what he's been up to, so I tossed his house while he was out pimping his book, and although I didn't find any chemical or biological weapons, I *did* find the following suspicious items:
* A scale model of New Orleans with signs near Lake Pontchartrain saying "levee bombs go here".
* An original vintage 1960's Easy Bake Meth Lab.
* A copy of John Wayne Gacy's "Clowing For Dummies".
* A Samurai sword forged in 593 B.C., with the metal in the blade folded over 200 times.
* A first edition of "To Serve Man", in the original Kanamit.
* The shrunken head of Steven Den Beste.
* Michele Malkin's minced kitten brownie recipe.
* A "Tickle Me Osama" doll.
* A small vial of something which I did not smell, and therefore assume to be Iocane powder.
I also found a voice-operated blender in every room with varying amounts of leftover puppy coagulating in them, but these didn't strike me as being odd.
All I have to do now is figure out what he plans to do with all this stuff...
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