Fogbow

He needed killin'. I assume you are not a direct descendant? I once saw an interview with F. Lee Bailey, long before he became involved with the OJ trial, in which he said that he would much rather defend an accused murderer than a car thief. His reason: you can't argue that the car deserved to be ...

Back in the day, various folks used to be accused of being "card carrying Communists". Some people just think that you need to carry a card to be "real". So now you too can be a real card carrying MAGA, for only $100. Don't forget to hit the recurring donation button on your way...

I didn't understand from that video clip, exactly what the "Trump Black Card" is or does. It sorta looks like a credit card, but I didn't see any Visa or Mastercard logo on it. She didn't say what the card is, other than that it is made of metal. She didn't say how much it costs, but more ...

Trump, the presumptive Republican presidential nominee, supports policies that would tighten border security, Nope. He ordered his sycophants to scuttle the bipartisan bill. He supports policies that give him power. That is all. Didn't he tell the R's in the House to re-introduce the bill in Januar...

raison de arizona wrote: ↑Wed May 22, 2024 6:18 pm Nikki claims she's not kissing the ring, but... She's kissing the ring.

(Haley endorses tfg.)

Conspiratorial Templates @mynamehear wrote: BREAKING: Nikki Haley bids adieu to final shred of dignity

Only if the ring is in Trump's back pocket.

I noted that recently several judges requested that sovcit defendants get a competency evaluation. But have until now not seen any resulting competency hearing (in one case the defendant did not show up at the doctor and held in contemp of court and will get the evaluation done in jail). Question: ...

]So Habba's lie is serving its purpose. I couldn't even parse the lie as she says it's random and Merchan got this case randomly (at least that's how the tweet read). Well, d'uh. Is she referring to Bannon getting Merchan? Oooooo. Conspiracy. Her voice inflection makes me believe that she is being ...

neonzx wrote: ↑Wed May 22, 2024 6:51 pm She Her mind is so tiny even with pumps.

FIFY

Imma guessing it in todays age it's like lottry tickets. No manual pulling name from hat. Imma gonna (more than) guess in today's age it is computers. Shipping clerks don't have time for tickets or hats. I was being a little facetious about the names and hats. I'm sure that, with thousands of cases...

He got Merchan randomly, but was supposed to get a judge randomly? I had to bite the bullet and listen to some of that clip. It seems to me that she is questioning the true randomness of the selection. It was more like "Merchan got Donald Trump randomly?" Who actually does the assignments...

I read somewhere that the Mango Mussolini has hinted that, if elected in 2024, he will run again in 2028. Has that been confirmed? Did he really say that? I predicted, a while ago, that he would do just that. If true, what is his justification? Does he believe that the 22nd Amendment only applies to...

I just heard on NPR that FTX, the company that Sam Bankman-Fried headed up and which is in bankruptcy, has announced that they are going to restore 100 percent of the lost funds to their clients. Apparently, some forensic accountants, who specialize in bankruptcies and finding assets to pay creditor...

What it all comes down to, of course, is "Speculation by Counsel"; i.e., "at one point, one of my attorneys threw out some bullshit that we thought may work after the fact to make it legal, so I'm relying on that as my defense." As some of the IAALs here have stated, while "...

P&E comments : Vetting ALL candidates is in order. The standard used in the unanimous decision in Minor v. Happersett defining what an NBC is should be used by Trump to choose his running mate. That would be the best way to guarantee that no ineligible candidate becomes his VP. People forget Co...

This had been discussed before, but my search didn’t find the answer. If I write a letter or a thank you note to Foggy who receives it, do I have legal rights to prevent him from publishing it? IANAL, but wasn't there a case a couple of years ago, in which the OSG tried to do just that? I believe t...

Foggy wrote: ↑Fri May 17, 2024 6:44 am

RTH10260 wrote: ↑Fri May 17, 2024 4:27 am Does he intend to sell off that business branch?

How do you sell something that's based 100% on the value of the people you already got rid of?

Silly bird. The product is 100% based on the genius and charisma of Elon Musk.

I'm still a little hesitant to use cruise control. I want to be fully in charge when I'm driving. I lurves me cruise control. It keeps my speed constant, uphill and downhill. I can tell when a person in front of me isn't using cruise control. 45 uphill - 65 downhill. Me, too. I use CC even driving ...

I've wondered about the legal liability ramifications of self-driving cars. I don't think that the law has caught up with the technology, a not unusual situation. They aren't truly self-driving, and you're responsible for any accidents you cause just like with any vehicle. That's what I thought. To...

I think Cohen is the last witness for the prosecution; he's now being cross examined by the defense. I expect the DA to do a re-direct (who knows if there will be a re-cross). If the DA rests, do we know who - if anyone - the defense has on their witness list? I wonder if they have any of the numer...

I've wondered about the legal liability ramifications of self-driving cars. I don't think that the law has caught up with the technology, a not unusual situation. For instance, if I am sitting behind the wheel of a self-driving car, with the auto-pilot, or whatever they call it, engaged, and an acci...

Trying to move the goalposts again.

Maybe they should have a rule that, every time one of them (TFG) interrupts the other or walks behind the other, the time that the interruption lasts or the time of the perambulation will be deducted from the offender's time and added to that of the victim. TFG would get about two words in for the w...

northland10 wrote: ↑Tue May 14, 2024 11:56 pm Um, that is not large.

Yeah, it looks like maybe 45 feet. More than two people living on it full-time would be pretty crowded.

It probably sleeps six, but that is just for weekend trips, usually with family who don't mind sharing a bunk or at least a cubicle.

Chancery requested someone post copies of the two orders by Judge Clay Land in Orly's case in Georgia: (Rhodes v MacDonald) $10,000 on the first order ORDER denying 15 Motion for Stay of Deployment filed by Connie Rhodes. Ordered by Judge Clay D. Land on 09/18/2009. (CGC) (Entered: 09/18/2009) Then...

I mean, it's got both '(Parody)' and a BLUE CHECK MARK. So we can see the confusion, right? That just shows how little the blue check mark means after Elmo's shenanigans. Given all the scammers and fake news purveyors who have gotten the mark, I wonder why any honest person would waste their money ...