Some programming notes: — I’ve had some unanticipated delays, but I’m still working on my deep dive into ballistics matching. Hoping to publish next week! — As always, feel free to send your questions for the next reader mail post. On to this week’s roundup:
So Radley, in the NoDak, I have been seeing a few “thin red line” flags in the back windows of pickup trucks, often in conjunction with a red axe. In your opinion, is it safe to approach, or should I be wary in case they are frontin for big asbestos? If it is only a thin red line b/w me and fiery death, I think i want asbestos and not a firefighter who would compete with me cor oxygen.
Re Max, we lost our Border Collie Zach for 10 days in 2017, and I swear he wore that same guilty look when I found him.
Wow, The Roundup is a litany of headlines that are depressing. Need to sprinkle in some good news, too (in addition to the dog story).
So Radley, in the NoDak, I have been seeing a few “thin red line” flags in the back windows of pickup trucks, often in conjunction with a red axe. In your opinion, is it safe to approach, or should I be wary in case they are frontin for big asbestos? If it is only a thin red line b/w me and fiery death, I think i want asbestos and not a firefighter who would compete with me cor oxygen.