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Baw, if that turns out to be fully proven, laissez les bons temps rouler.
Cop dressed like a mercenary, with full sleeve tattoos, proceeds to be the biggest chump in existence. :rotflmao:
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Skyrim


Does this drug teach me how to cast spells? If so, sign me up!
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That crowd is way too small for my liking.


Yeah, that whole video is very deceiving. There were more cops than protesters.
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they would skip the wedding because they NEED their Apple Watch 24/7 to monitor their heart rate, steps, sugar, sodium, "defective nervous system".


I actively track health stats, daily, but there's no way this is true. Maybe one nut job said this.

And also, requiring people to not wear a smart watch? Seriously? :lol:
Another update. This judge is up shite's creek. He's gonna get his arse disbarred for this nonsense.

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HARRIS COUNTY, Texas (KTRK) -- A local attorney has been ordered to appear before a Harris County judge after criticizing the judge over his behavior toward an IT staffer, email messages show.

According to emails obtained by ABC13, local attorney James Stafford told Judge Nathan Milliron in an email after seeing a video of a tense interaction between Milliron and the IT staffer.

ABC13 received these emails from Stafford and has not confirmed with Harris County their authenticity.

"I hope you issued him an apology for how you treated him. I hope you were just having a bad day and this is not your typical judicial temperament," Stafford wrote in the email to Milliron.

Milliron responded by ordering Stafford to appear in his court on April 9, claiming the attorney was communicating "ex parte."

Ex parte is a legal term for when someone communicates with a judge in a pending case without the other parties being aware, which is generally prohibited.

Stafford replied to the judge, stating that he has no cases before him, so the initial email would not be considered ex parte.

"Judge, I have no cases in your Court, thus this is not ex parte but merely a voter exercising one's freedom of speech concerning what some would consider offensive decorum in your courtroom," Stafford's email to Milliron read.
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The most important consideration was having another first, a black woman


I don't care about this at all. The issue is that the one he picked is a compete dumbass. There are plenty of smart, black women judges that could have at least understood the law.

No one expected a conservative pick, but we all expected at least a smart one.
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compression algorithm




Pied Piper is gonna sue the shite out of asshoe China.
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That’s Zappas Stach


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That guy's poor son. He's gonna be relentlessly bullied because of his shite piece dad.
Those idiots are crazy. There's nothing that could change their mind besides a lobotomy.
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Of her what?


Her and her bull, getting it on
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330 cubic feet of space for 4 people


Not gonna lie, this gives me claustrophobia. And I'm not usually bothered by that. That's crazy cramped.
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tiny butt plug


You just summoned SirWinston
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We are about 100 miles from Cape Canaveral but the sky is clear, should see something.


Jealous. GFY! :lol:
This is so damn cool. I'm getting emotional for some crazy reason.
Wtf, is that real? Was it not introduced today by Trump's attorneys?
I'm in. For a second I thought he wasn't gonna say the words, that would have been a deal killer for me. :lol:
Anything at all to even hint at a scrubbed launch? I want to make sure I'm available to watch this.
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Nothing like enjoying a little continental breakfast on your big wedding day


I love being incontinent.
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We could accomplish the same with with an Article V Constitutional Convention.

Yes, I understand that we haven't pulled the trigger on one in the past, and unless it were narrowly defined in scope there is a ton of room for shenanigans.


I'd love to see this, if for nothing else, the historical nature of it.
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think your point is why there is more anxiety about this issue.

Deep down we know congress cant balance a budget, cant pass real in- house legislation.

Cant do anything but what their lobbyists say and gavel in on passing their COLA raises.


The anxiety is exactly because of that. But we direct our frustrations on things like this case, but there's always been a solution here. It's just the more difficult path to get there.

People in this country can enact change, it's just painful. And frankly, most people can't, or aren't willing, to endure the pain of change.