Along with standbys and favorites like cakes, pies, and cookies, Sam's Club bakery introduces sweet and tasty seasonal items. This is our summer favorite.

Babymetal is the first-ever all-Japanese band to land in the Top 10 on the Billboard 200 chart. The group’s “Metal Forth” album debuted at #9 on the chart selling 36,000 units in the U.S. its first week and has accumulated more than 200 million streams globally. “Metal Forth” features collaborations with Spiritbox, Tom Morelleo (Rage Against The Machine) and Jordan Fish (ex-Bring Me The Horizon). “Thank you so much for your support on our new album ‘Metal Forth” around the world,” said Babymetal in a statement, “We hope you enjoy it! Our music and career are evolving globally and we are moving forward with ‘Beyond HEAVY METAL’,” The band’s lineup currently consists of Su-metal (Suzuka Nakamoto), Moametal (Moa Kikuchi) and Momometal (Momoko Okazaki).  ### The post Babymetal Set Record appeared first on RockinTown.

Individuals behind Trump-Russia collusion hoax and coup no longer have access to classified national security information.

The Gadsden Flag is a longstanding symbol of resistance to tyranny. We’ve updated it for the digital age in glorious neon and put it in front of another classic American symbol of freedom, the Betsy Ross Flag star wheel. At the gym, at the range, on the street, this is a design that’s going to be recognized by your brothers in the fight for freedom, while provoking curiosity among those who maybe sort of recognize bits and pieces of this from somewhere and want to know more.  The post No Step On Snek Men’s T-Shirt appeared first on 2A Shirts.

Mao Zedong once dropped this fat glob of truth: “黑暗即将过去，曙光即在前头.” Loosely translated – and we mean loosely translated, because we learned Chinese from watching a subbed Snake in the Eagle’s Shadow DVD – this phrase means “The darkness is about to pass, the dawn is ahead.” But while Mao did create many interesting things, including the People’s Communes (人民公社) which led to widespread starvation, the Four Pests Campaign (除四害) which led to widespread starvation, and the Widespread Starvation Campaign (广泛的饥饿运动) which led to widespread starvation, he did not actually coin the saying “It’s always darkest before the dawn.” That distinction belongs to Thomas Fuller, a 17th century preacher and historian who is largely forgotten because he never starved anyone. We’re not certain who coined the decidedly less optimistic phrase “It’s always darkest before it goes pitch black,” but it speaks far more directly to our hearts. We’re reminded of it whenever politicians ask us to sacrifice a significant part of our net worth or freedom in exchange for some benefit that we’ll never receive. It’s also a cool thing to scream at your wall after you’ve smashed an empty liquor bottle against it during the climax of “Free Bird.” So why is The Burning Platform offering this fine piece of merchandise with these sage words emblazoned across it? It’s so you can constantly remind yourself and others around you that the world is going to $#!& (拉屎), even though the world has abundant ways of making that perfectly clear already. The post Pitch Black Men’s T-Shirt appeared first on 2A Shirts.

“I have never understood why it is ‘greed’ to want to keep the money you have earned, but not greed to want to take somebody else’s money.” – Thomas Sowell In all fairness, taxation isn’t really theft. Ratlike though they are, it’s not like IRS agents are wriggling through the crevices in your house’s foundation each night so they can take your stuff when you aren’t looking. Taxation is actually extortion, because the IRS will send armed men to encage you for not forking over one-third of your income each year. We have more respect for street criminals than we do the IRS. When you get right down to it, the junkie who points a sharpened length of rebar at people’s throats is practicing entrepreneurism. It’s a crude form of entrepreneurism, true, but at least they’re self-employed. Government agents, on the other hand, don’t even have that much initiative. They’re dispersing goons to do their dirty work, and they aren’t keeping the fruits of their misdeeds for themselves. They kick it up to Uncle Sam, who in turn gives them back a little sliver – kind of like giving a pig a potato in exchange for digging up a truffle. Hell, the only difference between the mafia and the government is that the mafia has better tailors. We know, we know: “But who will build the roads?” Ideally someone who doesn’t also piss away trillions of dollars on foreign aid, foreign wars, corporate bailouts, welfare and seafood dinners. But do you know the real irony of it all? You’re going to have to pay a tax when you order this fine piece of 2nd Amendment Shirts merchandise. The post Taxation Is Theft Men’s T-Shirt appeared first on 2A Shirts.

Life is exactly like Grand Theft Auto. But instead of a Pegassi Infernus that you just stole two minutes ago, you drive a ‘97 Geo Prizm with an AM-only radio. And instead of doing sweet jumps that end in crowds of pedestrians, you work the third shift at a jar factory. And instead of only paying fines when you are arrested or literally die, you have to fork over 30 percent of your income to people who have dedicated their lives to legalizing new ways of taking even more from you. Just thinking about it is enough to make a man want to input ◯, ◯, ◯, ◯, ◯, ◯, R1, L2, L1, △, ◯, △ and then proceed to the nearest thing that is vulnerable to tankfire so he can let off some steam. Taxation Is Theft. It really does sum up life in America (or whichever part of the world you live in) perfectly. You’re just trying to enjoy your time playing the game, but every direction you take leads to yet another tax. And instead of ending the game because your little sister wants her turn on the PS2 to play Barbie Horse Adventures: Wild Horse Rescue, you end it when you have a heart attack on the John. The post Taxation Is Theft GTA Graphic Men’s T-Shirt appeared first on 2A Shirts.

Life is exactly like Grand Theft Auto. But instead of a Pegassi Infernus that you just stole two minutes ago, you drive a ‘97 Geo Prizm with an AM-only radio. And instead of doing sweet jumps that end in crowds of pedestrians, you work the third shift at a jar factory. And instead of only paying fines when you are arrested or literally die, you have to fork over 30 percent of your income to people who have dedicated their lives to legalizing new ways of taking even more from you. Just thinking about it is enough to make a man want to input ◯, ◯, ◯, ◯, ◯, ◯, R1, L2, L1, △, ◯, △ and then proceed to the nearest thing that is vulnerable to tankfire so he can let off some steam. Taxation Is Theft. It really does sum up life in America (or whichever part of the world you live in) perfectly. You’re just trying to enjoy your time playing the game, but every direction you take leads to yet another tax. And instead of ending the game because your little sister wants her turn on the PS2 to play Barbie Horse Adventures: Wild Horse Rescue, you end it when you have a heart attack on the John. The post Taxation Is Theft GTA Front & Back Men’s T-Shirt appeared first on 2A Shirts.

“I have never understood why it is ‘greed’ to want to keep the money you have earned, but not greed to want to take somebody else’s money.” – Thomas Sowell In all fairness, taxation isn’t really theft. Ratlike though they are, it’s not like IRS agents are wriggling through the crevices in your house’s foundation each night so they can take your stuff when you aren’t looking. Taxation is actually extortion, because the IRS will send armed men to encage you for not forking over one-third of your income each year. We have more respect for street criminals than we do the IRS. When you get right down to it, the junkie who points a sharpened length of rebar at people’s throats is practicing entrepreneurism. It’s a crude form of entrepreneurism, true, but at least they’re self-employed. Government agents, on the other hand, don’t even have that much initiative. They’re dispersing goons to do their dirty work, and they aren’t keeping the fruits of their misdeeds for themselves. They kick it up to Uncle Sam, who in turn gives them back a little sliver – kind of like giving a pig a potato in exchange for digging up a truffle. Hell, the only difference between the mafia and the government is that the mafia has better tailors. We know, we know: “But who will build the roads?” Ideally someone who doesn’t also piss away trillions of dollars on foreign aid, foreign wars, corporate bailouts, welfare and seafood dinners. But do you know the real irony of it all? You’re going to have to pay a tax when you order this fine piece of 2nd Amendment Shirts merchandise. The post Taxation Is Theft Front & Back Men’s T-Shirt appeared first on 2A Shirts.

Remember back when it was cool to be anti-government? Back in the ‘60s we burned our bras and draft cards, dropped enough acid to dissolve an entire African elephant, and did indecent things in the dean’s office after we occupied it. We held up a proud middle finger to the government with one hand and crushed up brick weed in the other, and life was far out. But now you’re not part of the “resistance” unless you swallow everything you see in between the ads for family sedans and life insurance on the teevee, man. They’ve managed to condition folks into believing being anti-government is some kind of crime against decency. And that’s the scariest thing. We have all these people who’ve been duped into thinking that the same organization which roasted children to death in Vietnam and Waco, lined up Native Americans before shooting them down like empty bottles, and put Japanese-American citizens in literal internment camps less than a hundred years ago is suddenly all about peace and love and kindness because they want to dole out more welfare checks and light up the White House in rainbow colors once a year. Being anti-government doesn’t mean repeating whatever the talking heads spew out on MSNBC. It means you, like, hate it when an enormous and unaccountable authority violates your rights. The pigs on either side of the aisle grin like jack-o’-lanterns whenever you forfeit even a little bit of your personal freedom in exchange for security that they’re in no way obligated to provide. So reject it all, man. When some bureaucrat or useful idiot accuses you of being anti-government, you go ahead and tell them “You’re **** right I am, man! Just because the suits in Washington barely manage to maintain the roads doesn’t mean they can take our stuff, ship our kids overseas to get blown up in wars for profit, and lock up our brothers and sisters for failing to navigate a byzantine legal system. And I get my clothing and accessories from 2nd Amendment Shirts!” The post The Anti Government Collection appeared first on 2A Shirts.