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Sure Mike. https://www.threads.com/@aaron.rupar/post/DPfaoB9CatX?xmt=AQF0sBCrSFGGCFbSIALu3mw1Dir6cNHoNNUm33RVY9JzWw&slof=1
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I hope people are lighting him up in the comments.
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No, I don't believe so because the reporter asking him about it mentions SCOTUS turning down her appeal.
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He’s going have to “look at it.” https://www.facebook.com/share/v/1BUDKpvVNM/?mibextid=WC7FNe
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My apologies if I posted this somewhere on this site already but I had a pretty Gonzo weekend. This is at least the second relative of Miller's to disown him publicly. https://www.yahoo.com/news/articles/stephen-miller-own-cousin-disowned-004403550.html Stephen Miller’s Own Cousin Disowned ‘Face of Evil’ in Wrenching Post
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Thought I read somewhere that he woke up in the hospital with no recollection really of what happened, the fight, getting stabbed, etc.
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Jane Goodall: Blast Trump, Putin, Musk, Netanyahu Into Space https://www.moviemaker.com/jane-goodall-blast-trump-musk-netanyahu-space/
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Hence why he got Brandis/Ruffalo to promise him that when it was all over to make sure Maeve is exonerated from any wrong-doing. Sounded like Robby knowing he wasn't going to live through what he's got in mind.
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Interesting conversation this AM. I ran across this story today linked from Drudge: https://www.cnbc.com/2025/10/06/paul-tudor-jones-says-ingredients-are-in-place-for-massive-rally-before-a-blow-off-top-to-bull-market.html I know a massive reset is coming and I keep hearing it's early/mid 2026 when it will hit hard. After reading this, I reached out to a very good financial advisor friend who helped me pull together several random 401Ks from previous employment gigs into a single account that he's told me what to buy, etc. I did the same shortly after Trump took office asking if should proactively do anything then, knowing Project 2025 basically plans to ruin the the US economic system at some point. He said no need to do anything then. FF to today and he didn't immediately say to hold the course on this. He agreed the tech NASDAQ is overvalued but areas like US small-cap value and international still present attractive opportunities. I told him I wasn't averse to selling everything and sitting on the sidelines in advance of the crash and then buying back in if/when the time is right.
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I really dig Barnett's softer, pop-ier stuff like "Depreston" and "Avant Gardener." When she starts to get really hard rock heavy is when she loses me.
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Yeah, didn't like that. Get released by Robby. Hike a mile through uneven terrain in the woods to get to the lake, borrow a cell phone to call Martha Plimpton and the crew. They pick him up AND get to where Robby was going in time for him to be the one who finds Robby? Happened too fast. I wonder if Robby's plan has pivoted from making money off the sale of fentanyl and getting away to exacting revenge upon Jason and the local Dark Hearts chapter who killed his brother and now two of his running buddies.
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She received her reward (for now) getting sent to the country club prison in Texas. Trump will likely issue her a full pardon at some point during this presidency, maybe as soon as after the '26 midterms.
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Cool. I'll mention it to my wife. Know nothing about them or the other opener Mary in the Junkyard. Will INOHA be the band immediately before Wet Leg? Hilarious that Wet Leg can fire through a 19-song setlist in an hour. I wanted to see them badly when they made it through Dallas last year -- or the year before -- but it was part of a "mega" show that also had Courtney Barnett and maybe Boy Genius on the bill. It's hard to fight through a double-headline bill these days, much less three although Wet Leg's set was probably even shorter then (lol). I love some of Barnett's catalogue but usually get bored during a full set of hers. I expect the Wet Leg show to be loud and fun AF.
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Wife and I watched the Rainbow Kitten Surprise and Wet Leg streamed sets on Hulu yesterday. I love RKS so damn much. Wet Leg was great. Looking forward to their headline set up here in Dallas on Wednesday night.
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Not sure all of this makes a whole lot of sense but the acting is pretty stellar. The scenes with Robby and Ruffalo were terrific. The stepdaughter is really good in her scenes, which have really decreased as we get to the finish line. The scene with her and her older stepsister was very touching. Not sure I like Ruffalo being released by Robby and then being the officer who draws on him just 15 mins of screen time later. That seemed like a stretch. Oh, well, I’m digging it and looking forward to seeing how it plays out.
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Have heard that story a time or two as it is the stuff of legend. Saw him a few years ago in Dallas and somebody yelled that out. Ryan chuckled and mentioned that if this was the past he would’ve lost his shit on the guy. The implication is that he was in a much better place. Sexual misconduct allegations and a lagging career later, mixed with booze/pills and he’s back to being the same old asshole. He posted a few weeks ago something that basically he was done performing in America. At least that’s how it read. Used to really dig him but now have very little desire to see him.
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Pretty powerful read from a former Daily Memphian columnist who quit when the paper refused to print this column: https://www.facebook.com/share/p/173nCDbP8A/?mibextid=WC7FNe Yesterday, I quit my long-held position as a columnist for the Daily Memphian when they refused to run my column. I posted that column. Your support. has been overwhelming. Thank you from my very soul. And just to keep me humble, a few of you found something that you felt must be corrected, bless your hearts. I misspelled "indict." I have corrected that and I'm reposting the column below. I should point our that my lovely and brilliant daughter, Hallie Schorman, also posted the column. Hallie works in marketing and communications at Syracuse University and is also an adjunct professor there. She is also a grammar Nazi, actually, a grammar Hannibal Lector. You misspell or misplace something, she might just bite your head off. She cut me some slack on indict. 0/3/25 DAN CONAWAY SIMPLE VALUES FOR THE MOST COMPLICATED OF TIMES, AND THE TIMES' CALL TO EACH AND EVERY ONE OF US "Family and friends," he said, "then home – where you live, your neighborhood, your town, your city – then your state, then your region, then your country." My father was explaining to me when I was 11 or 12 why he went to war when he didn't have to. He was driving me to Boy Scout camp, and we had some time to talk. When the Japanese attacked Pearl Harbor, he was an engineer, and his company had government contracts that could keep him here. At almost 33, he was also getting a bit long in the tooth for war. My mother would also have me tell you he also had two small children, my brothers, one eight months, and the other five. He joined the Navy the week after Pearl Harbor. "Those are the priorities in the order of priority," he continued. "But if your country is threatened, really threatened, everything flips. If your country, this country, falls, everything in that lineup falls, everything in that lineup is at mortal risk." "So, I'll know when it's country first?" "You'll know," he answered. Last week, I shared the mayor's plan for peacefully enduring, if not gaining, from the National Guard presence in our city. That was last week. This week changed everything. This week, the president called an extraordinary meeting. He and the secretary of defense addressed a room of some 800 generals and admirals called from their command posts around the world to hear the president's words in Virginia. He told our country's top brass that their attention would soon be turned inward. That they would be commanding military operations in our cities against the "enemy within." Further, he said that they should hold military training exercises in our cities. Never mind what Secretary Hegseth told them. His message was as empty as his suit. He basically told them they had to shave and lose weight. The Commander in Chief told them that their enemies are Americans, and that their field of battle would be Democratic cities. The great power and might of America's military would be turned toward its own. Toward here, people. Not here in general terms, here in very specific terms. Memphis is an official battlefield. "Family and friends," he said, "then home – where you live, your neighborhood, your town, your city ..." As the rest of the world rages, the president told his top military leaders that we will disengage from the protection of our interests and those of our allies and attack the political enemies of our president, root out the "radical left," crush "the woke," seal our borders against mighty Venezuela, and reduce blue cities and states to whimpering vassals of the federal government. The president who would be king. Before this week, he commanded the justice department to intimidate and threaten, even indict, his political enemies including a former director of the FBI, and DAs in Georgia and New York. A president can't do that. Not just because it's blatantly personal and political. Not just because it's abuse of power, petty, and childish. Because most if not all of what he's doing is straight-up, in-your-face, unconstitutional. It is, in fact, just the latest additions to the long list of unconstitutional that defines the dangerous actions of this man. You know this is wrong. No what-about this or that. You know this is wrong. No bemoaning the awful state of something or somewhere. You know this is wrong. Nothing excuses this. Nothing. Now, he has openly told the military that anyone in America that challenges him is the enemy, and where they live the new front. The National Guard deployed here will be unarmed and have no power to arrest. They are a camo-covered smokescreen, eye candy for the cameras disguising what will really be going on, click bait for the internet. We now know that Trump and his minions are sending hundreds of ICE agents and FBI agents to Memphis, not to mention a small army of Justice Department prosecutors and investigators. The mission is to arrest, prosecute, incarcerate/deport as many people as possible. Pam Bondi, U.S. Attorney General, was here this week to tell us that, along with Pete Hegseth, the Secretary of Defense, and Stephen Miller, Trump's Deputy Chief of Staff. Not to mention, Tennessee Governor Bill Lee, looking very much like he was waiting to be told wat to do, bless his heart. Here, ready to rumble. Who wasn't here or invited was Steve Cohen, the duly elected Democratic representative in Congress of all the people who will be in that rumble. Republicans should be every bit as alarmed as Democrats – every American should – because every time Trump stomps on the Constitution, he leaves that boot print on every one of us. Or, as the very first Republican president, Abraham Lincoln, famously put it, "A house divided against itself cannot stand." Due process and habeas corpus are becoming quaint reminders of a once proud nation of constitutional laws and justice. What happened in that room in Virginia this week, and what happened out at Shelby Farms give us more than a hint of what could follow the National Guard to Memphis. "So, I'll know when it's country first?" "You'll know," he answered. One man has put 340 million people at risk of losing this democracy. Just as surely as he's made the Oval Office look like a bad imitation of royal chambers at Versailles, just as surely as he's made the majority of both house of Congress look like lackeys waiting to empty the king's chamber pot, just as surely as he's turning the Constitution into a Mara-a-Lago doormat, just as surely, he's coming for us. You're right, Dad. I know. I'm a Memphian, soon under siege.
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It wasn’t. Been a long time since I’ve seen a stadium this empty with this much time left. Looks like the bloom is off the Bill Belichick rose.
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Liverpool FC 2025-26: #20 in memory of #20 Diogo Jota
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And sex offenders — Ryan is one of those too, so that definitely tracks.
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