Guns, Books, Etc.

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Ravens, rattlesnakes, poetry, and a writer named Jim Harrison.
"In a 1971 'false memoir' called 'Wolf,' written while Harrison was convalescing from a fall off a cliff, he suggested curing heartbreak by broiling a two- to three-pound porterhouse, eating it with your hands, followed by a hot bath in which you consume the best bourbon you can buy until the bottle is empty. Then sleep for a day."
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"Officer Duncan realized that his right foot was off the floor and the tactical equipment that he was wearing was making his movements very awkward." Another reason, though I carry a gun every day, that I avoid anything with the word "tactical" on it like the plague.
Dead man eating.
"From a strict moral perspective or the police academy vantage point, Martinez's incident reports are flawed. They're failures of objective reportage. Though everything in them is literally true, they're technically 'suspicious'; if Martinez saw a baby-raper, he's making damn sure we do too."
Marwencol.

(Cross posted at PM Press.)