Dr. Faustroll Writes the Wrongs

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Apr 16 2009

Would you like your bullets over easy, sir?

It’s a glock. Do you know where your body armor is?

The liberal media — aka Universal Press International — is reporting that Timothy Allan Svec — who has not been charged with any crime by the either local or federal authorities — is a shooting suspect who was planning a “shooting rampage” because he had “22 handguns and rifles in his home.”

Svec, a waiter, became a shooting suspect when a couple of his co-workers, aka liberals, reported that Svec was threatening to shoot a couple of patrons and they “described him as unstable and capable of carrying out his threats.” His lawyers, however — Sebastian J. Balliro and David Seltzer — have duly noted that all of Svec’s weapons were legally purchased, protected by the second amendment, and have not yet been used in the commission of a crime.

All I can say after breathing a sigh of disgust about ongoing anti-teabagging discrimination is that Svec should be commended for keeping 22 weapons out of the hands of Mexican drug cartel thugs who are supplied almost exclusively with automatic weapons protected by the second amendment and purchased by entrepeneurial gun-runners in this wonderul NOMPH™ we began to call the Vaterland after 9/11.

Please, don’t anyone tell the Miami police about the little atomic bomb I’ve been building in my bathtub. I wouldn’t want to be called a bombing suspect on the evening news.

More second amendment heroes to add to the daily death count:

In Frisco, Texas on Saturday, William Edward Taylor used his second amendment rights to open a new avenue of communication in the head of Mary Etta Redwine before checking out of this world by blasting a door in his own skull. A tragedy was narrowly averted when police responding to the incident arrived at the wrong house and were nearly repelled by second amendment armaments at the home of the neighbor who had phoned 911 with the initial report.

This afternoon, the second amendment was used to punch several holes in the skull of a pharmacy manager in the lobby of the Long Beach Memorial Medical Center in California. The unnamed and determined defender of our constitutional right to bear arms then chased down a second man and punctuated his head and neck multiple times before telling witnesses to move along, whereupon he committed second amendment assisted suicide, which is still legal in most states. The odd thing about this story is that one of these unidentified people is listed in news reports as being in grave condition. Is that some kind of joke?

The second amendment was also used in a threat at Stephen F. Austin State University in Nacogdoches, Texas, earlier today when someone posted signs around campus saying that “10 people will be killed and shot at the grove,” implying, I guess, that dead students would be used for target practice, which is considered abuse of a corpse in Texas, against the law, and punishable, like most things in Texas, by death.

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11 Responses to “Would you like your bullets over easy, sir?”

  1. drfaustrollon 17 Apr 2009 at 5:46 am edit this

    @Krishna -

    Now calm down. You’ll make me forget how obnoxious I am. :-)

    @Baddie

    Tell me more. Thanks for the suggestion. I used it. TTYL

    Two words to the wise from reCAPTCHA: burs eton or bragger clappers, take your pick

  2. drfaustrollon 17 Apr 2009 at 12:41 pm edit this

    My thanks to you Mr. Balls. Because of fortunate deaths in the family I can’t say that my mother thanks you or my father thanks you, but my insignificant penis throbs with gratitude.

    I accept your apology discretely.

    Please visit me at my latest endeavor: Dr. Faustroll Wrongs the Right. Why? Because it’s not all there, of course. The right and its imaginary might, I mean.

    Gotta run. The cops are here with their buddy reCAPTCHA and their oftest psychology.

  3. theMickey'son 17 Apr 2009 at 7:41 pm edit this

    You’ve found a niche. Good phuckin’ luck not gettin’ shot…next.

    fridge turn

  4. drfaustrollon 17 Apr 2009 at 8:28 pm edit this

    Better than not being tortured by the last bunch of goons in charge of the little Eichmann’s who salute the NOMPH™.

    Do you realize that my SEO efforts to direct traffic to my insignificant penis have been dwarfed by people looking for corpses they maybe knew?

    pissant Nixon’s

  5. theMickey'son 18 Apr 2009 at 7:13 am edit this

    Hmmm, just hmmm.

    robust gorst
    :::wtf is a gorst :::

  6. hindleyiteon 18 Apr 2009 at 10:49 am edit this

    “…which is considered abuse of a corpse in Texas…”

    I don’t see how it matters since the person in question would be dead. If nobody saw it, it didn’t happen…

  7. drfaustrollon 18 Apr 2009 at 10:58 am edit this

    @ micky -

    Gorst is a soup made from beets and the love juice of a certain former vice president currently on tour to save the planet long enough for me to bring on the bomb.

    @thebrit

    Ah the old if a corpse falls in the forest routine! Slow I turned, step by step, to mush, with reCaptcha’s evilest Molex.

    Scary thing is I know what Molex is.

    @Baddie - Me and my friend Dick are joined at the groin. Do you realize exactly how much torture we didn’t do during the Fubar administration, just to keep the world safe for the second amendment?

    I’m working on a list of second amendment heroes since the first of the year. It will be a lengthy post. :-)

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