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re: Wow! Evans with...

Posted by TheChosenOne on 5/4/25 at 1:31 pm
Agreed. It’s not like he overcame a rough start last week or anything.

re: Bert and Ernie sing Regulators

Posted by TheChosenOne on 4/30/25 at 9:39 am
This is what the Internet was invented for. :usa:
Good to see Musee Mecanique is still open. That place is awesome.
Her vocal coach has probably been jizzing in a cup and having her drink it. Then when she asked what it was, he panicked and said it was snake sperm.
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A unanimous Supreme Court creates a legal duty.

All the ruling said is that they need to “facilitate” his release from custody in El Salvador, not return him to the US. If he does return, then the order says he should be afforded due process. It then remanded the case to the district court to clarify what “effectuate” means knowing that the exec branch has deference over matters pertaining to foreign relations—essentially, we can’t force another country to send us one of their citizens.
Pretty cool looking stadium.

Columbia has a large sports complex at the very top of Manhattan that could fit a modern NFL stadium. The 1 and A trains both go up there and it’s right on the water. Columbia should cancel all sports so they can make this happen.

re: Augusta woman's question

Posted by TheChosenOne on 4/5/25 at 1:44 pm
It’s usually 11-12 for the women, then they dial them up to 13-15 next weekend.

IIRC they play the members tees at about 6300-6400yds.
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Gaitok better be a secret badass with some backstory where he's killed people and doesn't want to kill anymore. I think it's too late in the story to reveal much of that but he is a giant bozo if he is just a regular joe.

At this point it would seem too out of place for him to be a badass or undercover cop. Neither would just leave a gun sitting in the guard shack or fumble around like he does even when he's alone.

It feels like they showed him being a decent shot at the range to 1) give him a bit of confidence to engage a robber and 2) so it's not ridiculous next episode if he gets in a shoot out and actually hits someone. Of course he could be overconfident, miss his target, and kill Mook instead...

re: Did any republican judge..

Posted by TheChosenOne on 3/27/25 at 8:04 am
The judges can't rule on something unless the case is brought in front of them and republicans weren't flooding conservative districts with suits like Dems are doing now in left leaning districts.

To your question though, yes. Texas v. Mayorkas in front of Judge Kacsmaryk is an example (though, I believe Texas pulled back the injunction motion). He's also the judge that kicked off the abortion pill ruling and had liberals pissed off about judge shopping...the same judge shopping they're doing now to slow down Trump.

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How nice that his superiors allowed him to retire instead of firing him.

What were they supposed to do? They were following the procedure for terminating him, but he retired before the final hearing and before he was arrested.
I gather that Cold Harbor was a test to see if they could use Severance to remove someone’s most painful memory—the miscarriage in Gemma’s case. Drummond also referenced the removal of pain as a goal at one point in the episode.

The question is why did they have to kill her after it was done. I guess because she was dead on the outside, so they couldn’t have her just return to her normal life. The other question is why they had her play Ms. Casey? It seems like that was a Cobel pet project and could have more to it next season.
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Just wanna say Milchick sprinting out the room and Robot Kier cracked me up

Yep. Milchick killed it. The robot Kier with Alan Parsons (Bulls intro) playing was incredible.
It’s hard to beat the S1 finale, but that was really damn good.
The three judge panel had two Democrat appointees on it as well. They basically said the injunction was premature and while the Executive Order could violate the constitution if implemented incorrectly, on its face doesn’t warrant the injunction.
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I have asked this question multiple times without an answer but how exactly does a federal judge in New York have any type of jurisdiction over somebody who is currently in Louisiana

I would've walked into the judges courtroom and told him he does not have jurisdiction and no order he enters is valid and when he entered an order I would've immediately appealed it and continued my process in Louisiana to get them removed from the c Country

Federal court isn't Judge Judy. You can't just walk in and tell a judge they don't have jurisdiction and ignore their orders. You have file a motion for change of venue. As of this morning, the government had not filed a motion for change of venue and in court today the judge gave them until midnight tonight to file it. Assuming they do that, it will move to LA or NJ. Until that is done, the judge where the habeas petition was filed will oversee the case.