Friday Unintentional Funny
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So I'm reading the newspaper this morning. For citation purposes, its the Austin American Statesman "Capitol Roundup" section.
Here, a direct excerpt:
"Without debate Thursday, House members sent the Senate a proposal enabling blind Texans to hunt with laser-lit viewfinders and another directing everyone with a vehicle to put their license plates on right side up. Seriously.
Rep. Edmund Kuempel, R-Seguin, won approval of his amendment to the Parks and Wildlife Code to allow legally blind hunters to use a laser sighting device when assisted by a sighted individual with a hunting license who is at least 13 years old.
And Rep. Tracy King, D-Batesville, advanced his mandate that drivers display license plates so the letters appear right side up and readable from left to right."
Wow. Maybe it's the same blind hunters who are putting their plates on upside down while being assisted by 13 year olds with hunting licenses. This state never ceases to amaze me.
Happy Friday!
Here, a direct excerpt:
"Without debate Thursday, House members sent the Senate a proposal enabling blind Texans to hunt with laser-lit viewfinders and another directing everyone with a vehicle to put their license plates on right side up. Seriously.
Rep. Edmund Kuempel, R-Seguin, won approval of his amendment to the Parks and Wildlife Code to allow legally blind hunters to use a laser sighting device when assisted by a sighted individual with a hunting license who is at least 13 years old.
And Rep. Tracy King, D-Batesville, advanced his mandate that drivers display license plates so the letters appear right side up and readable from left to right."
Wow. Maybe it's the same blind hunters who are putting their plates on upside down while being assisted by 13 year olds with hunting licenses. This state never ceases to amaze me.
Happy Friday!
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Here in the Land of 10,000 Amazing Feats by State Legislators, they did manage to pass a meaningful bill designating the Tilt-A-Whirl as the State Amusement Ride.
So now you can eat the State Muffin (blueberry, by the way) and then throw it up on the State Amusement Ride.
Leave it to our legislators to pass a law for everything.