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  1. I am proud of the fact that I have no fucking idea what that is. Well, now I have more of an idea. Goddammit.
  2. Hi there, My name is Brian Sauvé, and I’m pastor to Refuge Church, husband to Lexy, and father to seven kiddos. Here at this site, you’ll find me writing, preaching, podcasting, and making music for the new Christendom. I’m Reformed and Protestant, Paedobaptist, Postmillennial, and Patriarchal—and several other things that tend to bother the good people of Twitter dot com. But I’m sure all of you are cool.
  3. Nothing, really. At least for a number of years. Law schools will still be approved or accredited by the ABA and will probably continue to tout that for the rationals. What this is, I believe is the Rules Governing Admission to The Bar of Texas. Right now, most Texas bar sites related to this are blocked by Chrome as dangerous. Haha. It goes on to say that graduates of an "approved" law school are entitled to take the bar. Which means the Texas Supreme Court is going to get busy for a minute approving and disapproving law schools. Where it gets funky is when they approve Liberty law school and disapprove Harvard and Yale.
  4. The other thing is, shooting is weird. Do much of it and you'll observe how common is deviation from expected or predicted behavior.
  5. There isn't some standard ".30 cal round." And the 0.30" diameter is the least important aspect of the "equation." For example, .30-06, .308, and .30-30 are all ".30 cal rounds" and each would have pretty wildly different ballistics and would do different things to a human neck. There's a wide variety of commercial loads and bullets available in that chambering. https://ammo.com/ballistics/30-06-ballistics#federal And, that guy was shooting at 10 yards, give or take, while the shot was around 200. That distance bleeds off about 1/3 of the energy of most loadings.
  6. Got a top plan view? Looks like might be a small rabbit.
  7. TwiceHorn

    Dallas | Steak

    That area was gonna be some kind of entertainment district 20 or 30 years ago.
  8. Yeah, Biden didn't do it because in normal world, it's just not done. Broadly speaking, it's to protect "the innocent" or those innocent enough not to be charged with crimes. The other reason, related, is Biden didn't make some kind of deranged election issue out of it and didn't create some deranged "base" that's convinced pedos run the government and everything else.
  9. Iow Rex Kramer.
  10. What are the odds she lied or grossly misrepresented something to the grand jury?
  11. Wiki also says he worked as a carpenter and Mr. Mom, while the mrs office administered at Skadden Arps (probably paid very well) and Thompson Coe (paid less well).
  12. Surprised that is still even possible.
  13. There are quite a number of us, raised if not born there, that are not Trumpists, right here on this board.
  14. The point being, we've had some L/DS that could get to anything, it seemed, but the ball went pretty wild and made an already shaky passing team shakier.
  15. The thing that makes Emma elite, though, is not just the scrambling. She gets the ball up and in bounds and even in the vicinity of the setter even after the wildest scramble.
  16. Yeah, Trump wouldn't have relevant evidence concerning lying to or obstructing Congress. On the motion to dismiss for selective/vindictive prosecution, he would, but broadly speaking, live testimony isn't taken on motions to dismiss, and depositions are uncommon in criminal cases at any stage. Someone once mentioned that selective/vindictive prosecution can be submitted to a jury, though.
  17. Fair points all. Just, going underage is so gross. Maybe it's "barely legal" type shit, which is also cringey as hell to me as a middle aged dude with zero power and a moral compass.
  18. Generally speaking, there's a notion in the law that "apex" people, whether CEOs, government officials, or presidents, are not to be bothered with testimony at trials, or even depositions, if there is another way to get their evidence. So, what Trump told Bondi, Halligan, etc. can be obtained from them. And that's before you get to presidential immunity type shit, although the concepts are related.
  19. Highly unlikely.
  20. Yall that are into this really ought to follow Vladeck. https://www.stevevladeck.com/ One of the first academic casualties of the regime.
  21. Police that moustache!
  22. Maybe so, maybe so.
  23. In the name of Jesus, or dollars, amen.
  24. I dunno, that's why I asked. I'm not particularly a fan of Bill Gates, for example, but I have difficulty believing he's a ped. Also, I admire certain aspects of Bill Clinton while simultaneously admitting that he's a pathological horndog. Still trouble with the ped thing, though.
  25. Note that I didn't say benign without qualification. Just more benign than outright supporters of the regime. Same effect either way, though.
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