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Love me some Roy Zimmerman.

There's a lot of fine courses in the UK. Does the OSG want it every year? (dumb question, I know). Turnberry just had it in 2009, can't somebody else have a chance? British Open Golf Courses: Venues That Have Hosted the Open Championship St Andrews *drops the mic* I'm not a huge golf fan, but I can...

I went back and watched the sanctions hearing again. (Don't ask.) I've come to the conclusion - and I do not say this lightly - that Donald Campbell has a specific problem with Judge Parker either on the basis of her race or her gender. As the proceedings went on, he became more and more condescendi...

Wood also said he didn't learn that sanctions were being sought against him until he read his name in a media report. Fink said this is blatantly false. I hope Fink has the receipts. FRCP Rule 11 requires service on parties against whom sanctions are being requested. No service, no sanctions. Perio...

Ok, I appear to have been mistaken about the "George Conway dated Ann Coulter" thing, and I apologize.

Kendra wrote: ↑Sun Jul 11, 2021 5:57 am Do we know yet what was pressing that Cruz couldn't attend?

His kids going to Cancun again, one would assume.

George Conway describing his wife. That's some glass house he lives in. Total agreement here. I read his tweets because he is smart, quick witted and very knowledgeable about things that interest me. His wife's enabling is his fatal flaw. His taste for blonde, leggy fascists is his fatal flaw. Befo...

"Orientalism" has been used historically to refer to the culture of the Middle East, and to generalize and stereotype basically anything that isn't from The West. It's a term associated with prejudices that is falling out of favor with good reason.

"I saved him." Uh, he was a sitting judge on the DC Circuit with life tenure, you fucking simpleton. I'm sure that's not what he's really talking about. No one really knows who paid off Kavanaugh's debts. Which wouldn't have mattered anyway, because he was a judge with lifetime tenure.

"I saved him."

Uh, he was a sitting judge on the DC Circuit with life tenure, you fucking simpleton.

There's nothing at all about this that isn't totally insane, and I'm just astounded that the DOJ or a court hasn't put an end to it.

This story is now exactly as ludicrous as the outrage about the NSA "spying" on Mike Flynn when he was calling the Russian ambassador. If the NSA isn't monitoring the Russian ambassador and Putin's inner circle, the NSA isn't doing it's job. Anyone with an IQ above single digits should pro...

So far my favorite two names on that board are Kevin Sorbo & Kirk Cameron. You know your plan is golden if those two assholes make the white board. Where's banana guy on the list? (Yes I know Ray Comfort is the real banana man, but you set this up too perfectly.) You rang? :banana: :banana: :ba...

IANAL, but isn't there something you have to do to claim/declare a "class" besides type it on a sheet of paper? Yeah, the big one being that the court has to certify the class and that these specific plaintiffs adequately represent the interests of the class. Rule 23 of the Federal Rules ...

I saw "Alan Keyes" on the whiteboard and immediately burst out laughing.



What? Was Herman Cain otherwise occupied?

Slim Cognito wrote: ↑Tue Jul 06, 2021 4:55 pm Does Lindell even realize SCOTUS isn't in session and doesn't plan to call a special one for him?

Probably not, nor does he care.

My takeaway was that the accounting industry learned absolutely nothing from the demise of Arthur Andersen. Doing illegal shit for one client isn't a legitimate business strategy - it's mortgaging your firm's reputation and existence tomorrow in exchange for a bit of cash today. Somewhere upthread ...

I feel like a future biographer is going to have a field day with the cautionary tale angle of Boris Johnson's life. He's the dog that caught the bus. All his life, he's made no secret of wanting - desperately - to be prime minister. But what has he wanted the job for? What did he want to do once he...

Someone should remind Ali that talk is cheap, since he seems to have avoided being arrested for 1/6 by virtue of being too much of a chickenhawk to actually go inside the Capitol.

My takeaway was that the accounting industry learned absolutely nothing from the demise of Arthur Andersen. Doing illegal shit for one client isn't a legitimate business strategy - it's mortgaging your firm's reputation and existence tomorrow in exchange for a bit of cash today.

I agree with zeke except I'm not at all convinced the 757 will ever even make the trip to Pima, AZ or some other boneyard, because it would be too expensive just to get it fixed enough to make the journey. It's just going to keep rusting to pieces on the ground at whatever airport it's at now.

Egad. Another corner of the internet for all the garbage to accumulate.

So this one perplexes me in the Is That Legal sense... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iVrhKBhMrEI Video unavailable This video is no longer available due to a copyright claim by Superior Court of California, County of Los Angeles. This is an audio recording of Brittany Spears conservatorship heari...

Donald Trump, for all his faults, did not directly cause the deaths of untold Iraqis. I don't believe in an afterlife, but I want to send Rumsfeld a telegram asking if Hell is hot enough for him. Good riddance. Humanity is demonstrably better now that he's gone, and it's just a shame he didn't take ...

Hasn't bothered banks before, the orange idiot gets sued more times a years than the sun comes up. That some pipsqueek DA indicts a CFO is going to matter? Naw, mutt will find loan money, sleezeballs at his level don't play by the same rules as humans. You do understand that there's a huge differen...