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jemcanada2 wrote: ↑Tue May 14, 2024 7:46 pm Is that why Turnip was going on about the late, great Hannibal Lecter last week?

Evidently.

... the Sinclair Editorial Method ...

I learn so much, just by reading here and then googling anything I don't understand. You are an awesome writer, Flatstuff.

And more importantly, he took the time to understand the case before the "LOL, no" email, and he probably spent thousands of hours becoming an IP attorney before he sent it, so the "LOL, no" was based on 1) diligent examination of the facts (with his client) and 2) extreme compet...

In my dream, :daydreaming: they find a dead ringer for ol' handsome Joe, and put him in aviator sunglasses, and send him into the courtroom, where he will simply stare at the quadfectee and grimace malevolently. Dark Brandon, coming to eat your liver, asshole. Be afraid. Be very afraid. https://i.ab...

I'm reading a book by an Australian author (Joel Shepherd), and he writes "armoured" but also "unarmored," without the "U". Is that really a thing? Do un-American (non-American) English speakers write "coloured" but "uncolored"? Discolored? Is ice cr...

Minor v. Happersett, of course.



(yeah, i know better )

I signed up without an invite code.I think you don't need them now.

@wlbryan.bsky.social

It will be a while before I post anything.

Trump being elected was the worst thing that ever happened to Cohen (and many others).

Yes, well, his mother has decided this is the time. He is now a college graduate, and she will be moving him home, re-training him to drive, and then kicking him into shape to actually come up with a plan. Meaning a plan for his life. He has ADHD, and he just isn't quite ready to be a grownup yet. H...

Flatpoint High wrote: ↑Mon May 13, 2024 8:59 pm thxelmo.jpeg

I like the one where the whole panel just fell off. Must have been a windy day.

Doubtful, it's not heading toward the river. Looks like they tried to go off-road a piece, and the soil was more moist than they knew.

Here's §, 512(f) of the DMCA: (f) Misrepresentations.—Any person who knowingly materially misrepresents under this section— (1) that material or activity is infringing, or (2) that material or activity was removed or disabled by mistake or misidentification, shall be liable for any damages, includin...

Jeez, they're lucky they got out before drowning.

People who have hair on their chests and back are not fully evolved, sad to say. :biggrin: Ol' Wifehorn says I suffer from chest hair deficiency disorder. But it just means I'm the pinnacle of evolution. William Jennings Bryan, eat yer heart out. I can swim faster than those semi-simians, too also. ...

That's a cybercouch. Doesn't use gasoline. Very high end.

When MikeDunford joined Fogbow, he was not an attorney. We encouraged him to go to law school, and he was a natural. Gifted. He also teaches people how to play Minecraft.

northland10 wrote: ↑Mon May 13, 2024 6:43 pm Thank you for not trying to remove your own appendix.

More likely, chancery would have sued his appendix for intentional infliction of emotional distress - and won!

I think the media really is working hard to prevent a conviction.

They want a horse race in November. It's infuriating.

Wait, so why did you have to go from a small hospital to a big one? Can't a small hospital do a simple appendix surgery? Anyway, it's good you woke up. Keep doing that, please. I don't care - anyone says you're woke, you give them a big

Oh, I think if he has any federal convictions, he'll pardon himself and not worry about it being an admission of guilt. He can't let himself be a convicted felon like a common Walter Fitzpatrick.

I'm trying to focus on Mother's Day (Numbah One Son and I are making dinner), but I can't stop thinking about Michael Cohen and the potentially explosive scene mañana. Cohen knows perfectly well what Stormy did, and how much fun she had, dumping on Mr. Trump for an entire day and a half of testimony...

It's actually difficult to enter your intuition into evidence in a trial.

I mean, you can say what your intuition tells you, but they can't carry it into the jury room and really examine it.

At least, that's how it worked in my dream ...

But my question about lab-grown diamonds remains. At some point in the near future, we're going to be able to create real, actual diamonds on a massive scale, and they are insisting that lab-grown is chemically and otherwise identical to real diamonds. Carbon is cheap and widely available. Before y...

Ah, I did not know that. Thank you.