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TwiceHorn

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  1. It's not even shades, anymore. It's "us" and "other," and the line between the two is becoming increasingly dim. Not even your voting record firmly makes you an "us."
  2. Well, I guess because looking at the immediate present required looking at the batting order. Grim.
  3. Although they sure stymied our asses, I don't think UTSA has the pitching to go anywhere.
  4. Class of 88 ftmfw.
  5. I have to go to incognito to get ESPN+ streams to play. Extensions are a mail app, ublock origin lite (not blocking anything on ESPN), a world clock, and a weather app. Any ideas? Error Code 83.
  6. Well, the Babbitt suit had a few more factual issues, but still a winner for the government. I don't think you can make these kinds of claims, as a matter of law, after a conviction that is undisturbed on appeal.
  7. That's a pretty good example of how it should be done. I think?
  8. I'm just speculating on ways a judge can put the kibosh on it. At one point, plaintiff and defense lawyers who had either filed or been removed to John McBryde's court were agreeing to dismiss, re-file in state court in Johnson County, and defendants agreed not to remove. McBryde got wind of this and started refusing to dismiss injury cases without reviewing any agreement between the parties.
  9. Guess it depends on the form of the settlement. If they want a nice consent judgment where the government admits to all kinds of fictitious wrongdoing, the court doesn't have to sign off on that. If they're content with giving them a bunch of money on a dismissal, it still requires leave of court, if the government answers. Also note that the FBI agent is sued in her individual capacity, which may affect things. That is, the gubmint doesn't represent the totality of the defendants. She's gonna need some backbone or good pro Bono representation, though.
  10. That should be one where the judge refuses to approve a settlement and dismisses it sua sponte. Also, venue is totally wrong yet they didn't file in Cannon's court.
  11. Back when it happened, they said it had not happened since 1991. The format was different then, and I can't figure out who was the national #1.
  12. That suit should be DOA. They were convicted.
  13. Yes, NASA has been increasingly abdicating to private industry, starting, surprise, during the Reagan administration. So, yeah, comparing today's hollowed-out NASA to SpaceX, or Boeing or whatever, is unfavorable. Comparing Mercury, Gemini, Apollo NASA to SpaceX is a big win for NASA.
  14. Congrats Mike, hope this is your Jerritt Elliott championship.
  15. Umpire challenge. Interdasting.
  16. Joley is kinda starting to piss me off. She's been involved in most of the errors if not precisely responsible for them.
  17. Shit, should have just sent Henry. But, yeah, even though it didn't quite work out, White changing it up in Game 2 is looking like a genius move compared to three straight days of Teagan.
  18. That last one was bad, but I have the distinct impression that Joley doesn't have much of a stretch or movement at first.
  19. Well right, so why the weave? It's not like she has no hair (why the black girls do it most often).
  20. She's cute, but that weave thing is pretty questionable.
  21. Is the guy on the right fingering Bhole?
  22. Well, he was hired at the same time she was, so kind of an upgraded package. But, he seems to be happy to be there and enjoying it, win or lose.
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