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I was in the ER again yesterday. I had another allergic reaction. We went to my favorite Mexican restaurant and I had chicken tacos. Chicken. Flour Tortilla. Salsa. That’s it. There must have been some cross-contamination. About an hour after I ate I got a stomach ache. That’s a common symptom with ...

Foggy wrote: ↑Fri Mar 15, 2024 9:38 am I learned it at summer camps. I was an NRA sharpshooter, very proud of my prowess with a .22. I had all kinds of medals. Now my eyes don't work so good.

How does Kyle's gear do against a shotgun to the face?

How does it do against a shopping bag? That’s the real question.

As a dues-paying member of the California Bar, this is infuriating.

One thing I’ve never understood about this supposed actual conflict of interest and Willis supposedly having a financial stake: The State AG’s office, that is, Willis, hired Wade. Wade did the work, and earned the money he got from the State. Why shouldn’t he get to do what he wants with the money i...

The tweet says, “In other words, she punted the decision to later.”

I don’t think that’s quite right. Trump would have to make another motion, otherwise she’s leaving it up to the jury.

When I first saw this I was like, holy shit! I called home and my husband looked it up - controlled burn by the National Forest Service.

Phew!

I doubt it comes up in today's hearing on the motions to dismiss, but he's so stupid... Shocking revelation, I know. While Donald Trump’s legal team prepared to make arguments attempting to dismiss his classified documents criminal case, Trump was working on a new angle of his own. In a pre-recorde...

Granted.

https://news.bloomberglaw.com/bankruptc ... e-concerns

If [Trump] can’t meet all of the elements of the defense, what his lawyers advised him probably isn’t relevant. And if it is relevant, then he has to waive the privilege to get it in front of the jury. Suppose Trump gets the advice-of-counsel defense onto the field with the requirement to waive att...

I think it’s unlikely that the judge is going to allow him to both raise the defense and not raise it. He’s going to have to pick one. If he can’t meet all of the elements of the defense, what his lawyers advised him probably isn’t relevant. And if it is relevant, then he has to waive the privilege ...

He puts me to shame as an American.

The only time I didn’t like DST was in Alaska. Where I lived, it didn’t get dark til after midnight in the summer. Kids were outside my window playing when I was trying to sleep (get off my lawn!). But they liked DST (they called it ADT) because it was hard enough to do business with the lower 48, e...

I should add, if you inherited real property, you might consider getting the deed recorded in your name.

So D's dad's house sold (for 40K over asking) and the three kids all made just under $100K a piece, a pretty good inheritance if you ask me, even if the oldest kid is mad he didn't get a free house and is no longer on speaking terms with his sister. I have a question. I still have D's parent's will...

bill_g wrote: ↑Thu Mar 07, 2024 9:53 am There is a motion for Admirable DadHornblower. Is there a second?

Admirable Commander Dadhornblower.

https://wapo.st/3TprtNo Gifted But Jackson is no longer a retired admiral. The Navy demoted him in July 2022 following a damaging Pentagon inspector general’s report that substantiated allegations about his inappropriate behavior as a White House physician, a previously unreported decision confirme...

He’s your Dad, so you can call him whatever you want, but I’m saying Happy Birthday to Admiral Dadhorn. No. Make that Admiral Dadhornblower. See what I did there? That's nice, but I am his son and namesake, and I can't call him by a rank he never carried. He'd be disappointed. I do have an alternat...

:crying: :crying: :crying: I’ve learned to live with my mammalian meat and dairy allergy. Chicken tastes like whatever you cook it in. The Impossible Whopper at Burger King is surprisingly edible. I’ve found some really good vegan cheese and sour cream. Bridgford makes a good turkey pepperoni. But, ...

Sam the Centipede wrote: ↑Tue Mar 05, 2024 9:50 am

Maybenaut wrote: ↑Tue Mar 05, 2024 8:46 am See what I did there?

You gave him a blow job?

NO! Get your mind out of the gutter.

I was thinking of C.S. Forester’s beloved character Horatio Hornblower, who, like Admiral Dadhorn, rose to the rank of Admiral.

He’s your Dad, so you can call him whatever you want, but I’m saying Happy Birthday to Admiral Dadhorn. No. Make that Admiral Dadhornblower. See what I did there?

I should add, Kagan, Jackson, and Sotomayor concurred in the judgment- they agreed that a State cannot remove a candidate for national office from the ballot. But they thought the majority went too far by addressing things beyond that yes-or-no question.

Unanimous Per curiam (unsigned, but no dissents) ruling -Trump stays on the ballot

https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics ... -decision/

ETA: Link to the decision

https://www.supremecourt.gov/opinions/2 ... 9_19m2.pdf

Unanimous Per Curiam decision (unsigned, but no dissents) - Trump stays on the ballot.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics ... -decision/