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TwiceHorn

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  1. That's been a perennial complaint from the PK defense. Quite a bit worse with Akina.
  2. Getting nice pressure, one loss of contain. The soft secondary is gonna be a problem.
  3. Rape, maim, pillage, burn, say rape maim pillage burn (kill babies)!
  4. In limited Bama watching, Simpson had looked a lot more crisp. Longer I watch this season, the less shitty Arch looks, even early season Arch.
  5. What was sort of surprising is line play was really what made the first half work for SCe. It's what led to everything but the drops, and maybe influenced them. Complete flip-flop in the second half.
  6. Fuck you South Carolina, just fuck you.
  7. Ok cocks, get it up now and get it in.
  8. Cocks blew their load and then assumed the position for the second half./Now This.]
  9. He beat the shit out of his best friend at a frat party. Got a medshirt for alcoholism.
  10. The cocks suck.
  11. SC secondary sucks out loud.
  12. Quite the premature ejaculation. Lets see if the cocks can reload.
  13. Gaaaad Damn.
  14. Goddam yellow shoes, keep thinking I see a hold called.
  15. Woof.
  16. That's 10-straight incomplete for Reed. Arch-like. But I give Arch tons of credit for not being a turnover machine.
  17. Holy shit. This is pure comedy!
  18. Lulz.
  19. Bahaha holy fuck.
  20. Not gonna get my hopes up yet, but what an unlikely and perfectly Aggy upset.
  21. Goddamn, every photo of the Oval Office includes more fucking gold.
  22. As mentioned above, from a purely analytical standpoint, the Federal Tort Claims Act precludes or does not waive sovereign immunity for malicious prosecution or defamation claims, except where the bad acts giving rise to them are those of law enforcement officials, which in this instance means cops. It would require, then, that cops fabricate or suppress evidence, resulting in the dismissal of a criminal case, or something of that nature. Pardoned people should have no claim for malicious prosecution, whether law enforcement officials are involved or not. As noted elsewhere, a pardon implies guilt and certainly does not actually resolve a conviction other than to relieve the consequences of it.
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