I20goon

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Why do some people not flush the toilet in public bathrooms?

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are not illegals employed for such things?

When people tell me "violence doesn't solve problems"

Wanna bet? It might create some additional problems, but it is usually good for addressing that first one.

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He was charged with 3 crimes per day. That can't be right, what in the frick. I'd like to see that arrest record.

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I can sorta see it.

When you get charged for a major felony you rack up charges for each crime....

For example, Murder (and you hide the body):
Murder + tampering w/evidence + desecration of a corpse + use of a firearm in commission of crime + aggravated assault

But yeah, that's still a crazy figure assuming he wasn't committing capital crimes.

I think the problem (could be wrong) is that Peters was not authorized to access that data... even if it is required by Federal law.

What she did by choosing that path was to break the chain of custody and introduce doubt to the veracity of the data.

I still say the best strategy is to review that data. Strategically, if she did indeed find voter fraud there's a very good case in the court of public opinion this is political prosecution and she is being punished by CO for finding the truth. BUT... it has to be the truth.

If she broke the law and that data doesn't reveal fraud, then she just broke the law and is facing the consequences.

Don't get me wrong, I wish she had gone about it differently and exposed fraud without going to jail. But she didn't. The next best thing is to paint her as a political victim. But that hinges on what she actually found/copied.

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Black coins are not a thing, seeme a little gay too

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I think that would irritate the shite out of me. I have a hard enough time seeing the buttons on my remote... now black coins I can't read.

Not to mention we'd have to start hearing about how black people in the darkest corner of Africa actually invented metal and coins.

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Bobby OG Johnson

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thank you. Was mid-grade bugging me.

Worst: me

Best: no TRO on stalking my ex.... yet

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I support gun control 1 HUNDO

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I do too. Imposed on everybody but US citizens.

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canada did that.

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Canada did it (primarily) with obviously pre-snap motion. He made you defend the middle and the flanks, on both sides, simultaneously. You couldn't rotate over to the heavy or motion side and match numbers.

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CUM and malzahn would stretch you horizontally then attack vertically.

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yep. misdirection was their key. If you took one step in the wrong direction as a S or LB you stood a good chance of getting embarrassed. They confused defenses by confusing their keys, which led to alot of guessing.

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joe brady stretched you all over the field making you defend every blade of grass.

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I loved what Brady did the most, and CLK does much of the same. He used your pre-snap position to send guys where you weren't post-snap (there's that high IQ QB CLK must have). If you showed outside leverage, the WR never moved pre-snap but knew to use that against you. When the ball snapped you thought you had the bases (or the space you were defending covered) but low and behold all of a sudden there's 3 on your 2 and your S was way on the other side of the field. It's almost like a military timetable. If we attack A the safety has time to reinforce, so attack B with X route so that he can't get there in time. All done real-time.

CLK is alot of Brady with motion to move defenders around.

And for both Brady and CLK every pass AND run play has two variations for the OL and WRs: 1 for man, 1 for zone. It's imperative we get a good OL coach who can teach that. Slide protections aren't going to cut it.

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We done pickin' cotton.

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Jazzy Crockett hates farmers and loves cancer causing petroleum based polyester!

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What happened to Best Buy?

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turns out 'Best' wasn't quite accurate.

Especially with a little known company called Amazon.