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scottsins

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  1. OP’s premise is flawed. How “cheap” do you think we could get him for? Hint: he would get paid record/near record sums of money just like the last two hires did
  2. We saw her and when she walked around, there was some sort of shock wave from her boots hitting the pavement that just did remarkable things.
  3. I think you underestimate the notion of people voting AGAINST candidates, rather than for their opponents. Catholics, IMO will still vote for Walker because they oppose Warnock. Keeping the Dems from taking the Senate is their goal.
  4. Serious eats has a good sauce recipe in their NY pizza recipe. For Neapolitan, just go by really good quality canned whole tomatoes and blend. Do not cook.
  5. I agree with you, but his picture was during the game. My question is “what would the Fucking call be anyway?” Too many people on the sidelines? I don’t think that’s a thing.
  6. Regarding the “program related” theory…or “it’s systemic”…or “it’s the program’s culture”, can anyone actually articulate with specificity what this means? I’ve never had anyone lay out exactly what is causing the losses, if it’s not the coaches/players? I mean, I GUESS I get that you can fault an AD for making a bad hire, but is that it?
  7. Probably just trying to cope with being groomed into gun hating transgender socialists by their teachers.
  8. Yeah. I probably posted this already upthread but, We would be blocking downfield on a dump screen or whatever. No flag… Official would then get on the microphone to make a courtesy announcement. “There is no OPI because the pass was complete behind the LOS.” (Pause) Ref turns mic back on, “the previous play is under review”. “After review, the pass was completed beyond the LOS, so there is a penalty for OPI, which will now be enforced.” It was bananas because the call after the review does not happen if the ref doesn’t just take the initiative to get on the mic to tell us why they did not throw a flag. Weirdest shit ever.
  9. Nvm. That “analysis” comes from this guy: /no CR
  10. Does having the ball = “in the process of throwing a pass”? I find that interpretation suspect AF.
  11. Yeah. They used the super-scientific, precise language , “within the body” to define pregnancy, which is ridiculous.
  12. Jokes on him. Plan B is not an abortion pill since it prevents pregnancy, doesn’t terminate it.
  13. When I researched the actual statute, IVF still appears to be legal. The statute applies to terminating a pregnancy, so the destruction of viable embryos that are not implanted is not prohibited. I’m also fully confident that “TOSSING TINY BABIES IN THE TRASH!!!” will be some new rallying cry to justify a ban on that part of the process too with future legislation.
  14. Yeah. TBH, I think Hegar would have been able to beat him this year. Carter is "my rep" and it's such bullshit that he isn't even opposed. Edit: I just read the post above re: Gerrymandering, so I guess it makes sense.
  15. The fentanyl factor may not have been a "decision", but I get what you are saying.
  16. Also, didn’t this guy go from private practice to Federal Magistrate during TFG’s presidency? SIAP.
  17. From the article, it seems like it’s just links to recipes sort of related to ones they already had on their site. It looks more like clickbait to get traffic due to the show’s popularity.
  18. The statutory caps on punitive just irk me so much. Proportionality to compensatory SEEMS reasonable, but the entire purpose of punitive, IMO is to shape future behavior of the defendant and other going forward.
  19. We no longer have a heartbeat statute. Well, we might, but we are now under a previously passed “trigger” law that went into effect 30 days after Dobbs was announced. The CRIMINAL statute subjects the provider to a 5 years to life sentence for terminating a pregnancy post-fertilization.
  20. No. It is. My particular jurisdiction is just bananas and exists based on a bunch of weird practices which are currently fading away leaving the entire house of cards in for some serious shit. A Wilco misdemeanor prosecutor, for reference shares about 1,200 cases with TWO other colleagues.
  21. It’s not about the bounty hunter statute. It’s worse. It’s about the trigger law where a successful abortion is a 1st degree felony with a possible life sentence. I don’t see how anyone can practice in that specialty in Texas given this status quo.
  22. They most certainly DO have leads and pretty significant POI’s that they are working. The case is actively being worked.
  23. Pffft… My misdemeanor prosecutor caseload is…no bullshit…currently sitting at 1,837 cases and that’s not hyperbole. To be clear, I’m referring to the cases that I am solely responsible for. The entire system is fucked at every level and so far gone that “fixing it” is just not something I even give a thought to anymore.
  24. This. Watch him in Warrior. If he can pull off an American accent that well, a more palatable British one shouldn’t be a problem at all.
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