Drive By Ping Pong
Okay, y’all, we don’t have to secede. We’re gonna get kicked out.
State Rep. Kyle Kacal said something incredibly stoopid to the Aggie Newspaper, The Eagle. When you are stand-out dumb in Bryan-College Station, where the competition is fierce, you win a real special-dumb award. It takes years of practice and lots of lost IQ points to be extra special dumb in Aggieville.
Kacal was discussing trying to do something about assault weapon violence and tried to offer up what the real problem in America is.
For example, Kacal, who lives on a 2,400-acre ranch in Brazos County, said he wouldn’t support a proposed bill instructing residents how to secure their assault weapons.
“People know what they need to do to be safe. We don’t need to legislate that — it’s common sense,” he said. “Once everyone’s gun is locked up, then the bad guys know everyone’s gun is locked up.”
Kacal echoed a common nationwide argument that guns don’t kill people, people kill people.
“I’ve heard of people being killed playing ping-pong — ping-pongs are more dangerous than guns,” he said. “Flat-screen TVs are injuring more kids today than anything.”
Little did I know about ping pong violence. I mean, here I sit in my little world, innocent of the fact that ping-pongs are more dangerous than guns and that flat screen tvs are the real enemy of children.
Why, come to find out, last week alone there were ten ping-pong drive bys and a dozen cases of carrying balls without a license – something that obviously Kacal could never be indicted for.
And we have got to do something about these murdering flat screen tvs. Those suckers sneak into banks and commit robberies every day, throwing around their weight as a threat.
Ping pongs. No, y’all, seriously. He said ping pongs. I guess he was looking in a mirror.
Or something.
Oh Lord, put Texas out of its misery.
Thanks to JustSuze and Brian C for the heads up.