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Mole

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  1. The thing that’s so vexing to non-lawyers isn’t the delay, it’s the absurdity of treating such preposterous claims as serious issues to discuss. Hearing things about “uncharted legal waters,” or “open legal question” when it comes to things that are on their face moronic is akin to having an existential crisis. The vanity of pretending that this fatuousness requires some somber, legal analysis and explanation is just too much for the non-legal mind to fathom. Whatever the final result, it feels like it’s already baked in and we’re just watching it play out. All of the legal reasoning is just trying to come up with some pretext to justify however this all plays out. I get that it’s necessary, but it’s necessary like the coordinator search will be in a few months. It’s meaningless; all is vanity.
  2. Rather than toying with playing card-based witchcraft, some of us prefer to keep up with latest in Bluetooth-enabled vibrating anal bead designs; different strokes for different folks.
  3. Here’s the highlights of the video. Of course the details really matter if it will hold up.
  4. Right after the part where Hikaru repeats himself 4 times in rapid succession.
  5. My understanding is that Hans was a late addition to the St. Louis event after someone else pulled out. That latest Hikaru video is a beating to watch, but it brings up some interesting points. Assuming that data is legit, it’s pretty compelling. At least the parts I could stay awake for. I’m leaning more and more towards Stockfish anal implants.
  6. 1. The early church was pretty messed up as well. It’s to be expected. 2. Jesus warned about it as well. 3. That shouldn’t excuse it - a little leaven and all. It’s destroying any semblance of witness for the Gospel. 4. In recent years, I’ve struggled with this reality: the unbelieving world — or at least in America — sees the Gospel as a message of hatred rather than a desperately needed life preserver. American unbelievers aren’t deceived by Satan or their flesh as TV preachers like to shout; unbelievers are correctly reflecting back what we — the royal we, the Church — are presenting as the Gospel with our lives. 5. This should be treated with grave concern and repentance. Galatians 1:8 seems somewhat applicable. What is the Church actually preaching with our lives? 6. With as fractured as the Church is, I’m not sure if there’s a practical/non-supernatural solution. 7. Revival begins with repentance.
  7. It’s worth missing the first 30 seconds of the game for that.
  8. GA governor election is this year.
  9. For a movement that is nothing more than an endless series of contrived temper tantrums, this one is perplexing and vexing. It’s also politically brilliant. It checks all of the dumbest grievances, helps no one, and lines someone’s pockets with that sweet taxpayer cash. Win, win, win. My son tries to pull stunts like this and we shut it down. I blame poor GOP parenting for DeSantis’ outburst — probably those absentee fathers again.
  10. ‘Cursed is anyone who withholds justice from the foreigner, the fatherless or the widow.’ Then all the people shall say, ‘Amen!’ Deuteronomy 27:19
  11. Not saying Hans cheated using Stockfish enabled anal beads, but I saw a chat with Hikaru — who’s been stirring stuff up during all this — where he claimed that Magnus said if he knew the best engine move at just one or two critical points in a game, he’d never lose. The margins are so thin at that level.
  12. The article left out Hans’ dramatic rise in rating over the past few years as well as changing accent, which was fun too. While the game that Hans claimed the Magnus used that opening in the bizarre post match interview didn’t happen, I saw some claims that Magnus used it in some random blitz game at some point. Hans then claimed it was a transposition. The YouTube GMs seem a bit dubious of his claims. They also claim that over-the-board cheating is possible and does happen, although it’s much harder with higher security. If he wasn’t cheating, possibly the greatest moment of his professional life turned into a nightmare. It’s quite a ride either way.
  13. Ugh
  14. Let your nuts hang Card.
  15. He’s too busy with his sweet drum gig.
  16. Peanut or regular?
  17. I live in Georgia, but don’t watch much tv. YouTube ads have gotten pretty violent describing Walker’s past though. They ran with the lying stuff for a while and now have switched over to the violence. I assume it’s an anti-Walker campaign, but you never can tell anymore. They’re putting it out there, but I couldn’t tell you what’s on tv.
  18. Username?
  19. Texas - 2 Bama - 0 An errant snap on the first drive leads to the only score of a brutal slugfest. Texas blocks a gimme field goal as time expires. Surly melts down all game long. Quinn - 100 total yards but he begins his secondary career as an all-American punter.
  20. I finally listened to the speech. I hope this type of talk continues. Get it out in the open. The social pressure to pretend that there isn’t an active pro-Trump terrorist movement is madness. They fly their Trump/Bin Laden/ISIS flags in front of their houses and we’re supposed to be polite and invite the terrorists over for a cookout or something. I had my doubts about Biden, but he’s handled this big stuff very well — starting with the election denying in the run up to the election.
  21. Gun pedantry aside, how fast a speeding bullet goes is only a “very sensitive subject” to a Kryptonite-addled Superman. Orphaned alien lives matter.
  22. The motion fails to carry for lack of a second.
  23. Slorch’d: my wild speculation based on working in higher Ed. If you were to poll everyone in higher ed, you’d likely find that they tend to lean left — although it’s more conservative than you’d think. You do have professors willing to discuss politics and come from wildly different angles, which seems like a plus in education. I suspect that K-12 educators are pretty much representative of the population with one exception. As a whole, they are likely more concerned with the issues their students are facing and will face. You’re probably more likely to be concerned about LGBTQ issues if you know that students you personally care about are suffering. You’re more likely to be concerned about hungry students when they’re your hungry students. If that makes teachers “the left,” it seems more like an indictment of the right. The institutions themselves, particularly K-12, seem quite conservative to me.
  24. I ordered a club sandwich, but I'm not even a member. "I like my sandwiches with three pieces of bread." "Well, so do I!" "Then let's form a club." "OK, but we need some more stipulations. Instead of cutting the sandwich once, let's cut it again. Yes, four triangles, arranged in a circle, and in the middle we will dump chips." "How do you feel about frilly toothpicks?" "I'm for 'em!" "Well, this club is formed."
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