Loose Parts by Dave Blazek for September 09, 2024

Custard caliber counts.

I’ll take a Custard or Chocolate Cream pie. If I get a choice.

Coming soon to a SCOTUS near you: Should ghost guns# be legal to make (printed) or not. The conclusion is foregone.

(#) Some outfits sell critical parts, such as the receiver, along with other easy to make components to allow most any one to assemble a non-traceable firearm. The same is true for printed switches which cost pennies to make,in violation of the ‘34 MG law, and sell for hundreds “on the street.” Unsurprisingly, these firearms and MGs are popular with crooks and those who can’t pass even the minimal background check laws in place now. They are also among the most commonly seized firearms involved in crimes.

IKEA business model just make up your own directions and hope you have the correct pieces.

Poltergeist Pecan, please.

Why bother when almost anyone can buy one off the shelf?

“ Here, take two. It’s a BOZO BOGO.”

Be sure to add plenty of bump stock.

You can have my pie when you pry it from my cold dead hands.

It’s good to know those pies are homemade, using no artificial ingredients

As irresponsible as Ghost gun sellers

Draw a face on the pie, and you can make another clown!

Shades of Werhner Von Braun.