Saturday, August 12, 2006
Friday, August 11, 2006
Thursday, August 10, 2006
ACTION ALERT! ACTION ALERT!
Terrorists were in the final stages of planning to blow up planes heading from the United Kingdom to the United States, U.S. Homeland Security Secretary Michael Chertoff told reports from The CAB on Thursday.
The plans were "like, totally suggestive of an al Qaeda plot," he said. British police said they had forcefully arrested 21 suspects in a hollywood-esque AMAZING ACTION PACKED police raid.
These suspects were considered to be the key players in the plot to blow up passenger jets flying between the United Kingdom and the United States.
Actor turned jet pilot, John Travolta stated that he thought this was "um, so uncool. I don't think I like this. So, I think I'm, um, going to just fly my own planes. Excuse me, please, for it is time for John Travolta to dance."
Police said they were still raiding businesses and homes, and Chertoff said it was unclear if all suspects were in custody. Chertoff said the plotters were "getting close to the execution phase." We'd like to point out at this time that the word "execution" is cool.
"There were very concrete steps under way to execute all elements of the plan," he said.
When asked if he thought there still might be terrorists involed in the plot who have not yet been arrested, Chertoff said "hell yeah."
Alert levels were raised at U.S. and British airports. Sweet.
The plans were "like, totally suggestive of an al Qaeda plot," he said. British police said they had forcefully arrested 21 suspects in a hollywood-esque AMAZING ACTION PACKED police raid.
These suspects were considered to be the key players in the plot to blow up passenger jets flying between the United Kingdom and the United States.
Actor turned jet pilot, John Travolta stated that he thought this was "um, so uncool. I don't think I like this. So, I think I'm, um, going to just fly my own planes. Excuse me, please, for it is time for John Travolta to dance."
Police said they were still raiding businesses and homes, and Chertoff said it was unclear if all suspects were in custody. Chertoff said the plotters were "getting close to the execution phase." We'd like to point out at this time that the word "execution" is cool.
"There were very concrete steps under way to execute all elements of the plan," he said.
When asked if he thought there still might be terrorists involed in the plot who have not yet been arrested, Chertoff said "hell yeah."
Alert levels were raised at U.S. and British airports. Sweet.
Tuesday, August 08, 2006
More AUDIO ACTION than you can handle!
Sit down. Strap in. Brace yourself.
The fight... no, THE BATTLE of a lifetime is here. Are you ready? Are you really ready? R U READY FOR ACTION!?!?
Then, click here and let's get to it!
HELL YEAH!
Monday, August 07, 2006
Alternate ACTION Blogs
The State Action Blog
Calvin's Climate Action Blog
Howard Dean's 2004 Action Blog
Class Action Defense Blog
Man Of Action Blog
NBX Sports Action Blog
Character-In-Action Blog
Fair Tax Action Blog
New Jersey Citizens Action Blog
UK Economics Action Blog
It's a bunch of action-less faggots, if you ask me.
Is The CAB a better ACTION blog?
HELL YEAH!
Calvin's Climate Action Blog
Howard Dean's 2004 Action Blog
Class Action Defense Blog
Man Of Action Blog
NBX Sports Action Blog
Character-In-Action Blog
Fair Tax Action Blog
New Jersey Citizens Action Blog
UK Economics Action Blog
It's a bunch of action-less faggots, if you ask me.
Is The CAB a better ACTION blog?
HELL YEAH!
Today's ACTION PACKED senior citizen!
Gun-toting granny still firing at age 82
JANESVILLE, Wis. --Not even triple-bypass surgery has kept Rita Roherty from the shotgun shooting that has been her life's passion. The 82-year-old great-grandmother underwent surgery last year, and then recovered to win a bronze medal in the women's shooting division of the Badger State Games in June.
She hit 91 of 100 clay pigeons to take third place in the competition, three years after winning the gold.
"When a gun fits you, it don't kick," she said of her pet Browning Lightning 12-gauge over-under shotgun.
Roherty, born Rita McAuliffe in 1923, had 14 children in 28 years of marriage before her husband, Donald Glynn, died. Then she met George Roherty, who took her trap shooting on the couple's first date in 1973.
"It was a very good couples thing to do," she said.
She says she shoots because she likes competing. When she won her gold medal in shooting, she hit enough clay pigeons to tie a woman half her age, then won in a shoot-off by hitting all 10 pigeons, she recalled.
She said she intends to keep shooting as long as she can still hold the gun, and she'll take on men as well as women.
Roherty admits she sometimes can't resist asking competitors, "You let an old lady beat you? HELL YEAH YOU DID!"
JANESVILLE, Wis. --Not even triple-bypass surgery has kept Rita Roherty from the shotgun shooting that has been her life's passion. The 82-year-old great-grandmother underwent surgery last year, and then recovered to win a bronze medal in the women's shooting division of the Badger State Games in June.
She hit 91 of 100 clay pigeons to take third place in the competition, three years after winning the gold.
"When a gun fits you, it don't kick," she said of her pet Browning Lightning 12-gauge over-under shotgun.
Roherty, born Rita McAuliffe in 1923, had 14 children in 28 years of marriage before her husband, Donald Glynn, died. Then she met George Roherty, who took her trap shooting on the couple's first date in 1973.
"It was a very good couples thing to do," she said.
She says she shoots because she likes competing. When she won her gold medal in shooting, she hit enough clay pigeons to tie a woman half her age, then won in a shoot-off by hitting all 10 pigeons, she recalled.
She said she intends to keep shooting as long as she can still hold the gun, and she'll take on men as well as women.
Roherty admits she sometimes can't resist asking competitors, "You let an old lady beat you? HELL YEAH YOU DID!"