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  1. 1 hour ago, crash_davis said:

    I was coming here to post that story. 

    I'm going to get high in Ventura, CA and then rape a few women.

    "But Judge, the marijuana cause Cannabis-Induced Psych Disorder. I had no control over my dick."

    I'll be awarded a Key to the City and praised as a survivor. 

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  2. I don't see Penix, McCarthy, or Nix as first round talents. But, it only takes one team and wouldn't be surprised by any of them going in the first as teams love to have a QB on the 5th year option. I'd say my eyebrows would raise the most if Nix went in the first. 

  3. Pizzaria Bianco downtown location opens at 11:00. On a Saturday, what kind of line is there at the door waiting for open? What time are people getting in line to get in the door at open? 

  4. 3 minutes ago, Gatorubet said:

    This is a vast exaggeration. OJ put most of his wealth in real estate - the house where he lives somewhere in Florida. No matter how much your house is worth it is exempt from seizure in Florida. So whether you’re trying to collect 133 million or $133, you can’t sell a persons home in Florida - no matter how expensive -  to pay off the judgment.  And no matter how rich you are, or how much you have in ERISA 401k retirement accounts, no creditors, other than the IRS, can normally seize an ERISA account.   Those protections apply to everyone no matter how much money they have.

    Now, you can do creative things using trust accounts if you are rich that poor people cannot do.  They can move a ton of money from savings accounts and investment accounts to a trust - and then they no longer own that money. Because they do longer on the money you can’t seize it.  Timing and intent determine if you can get away with it. My lawyer knowledge is bankruptcy light, so somebody else feel free to explain it far better than I did.

    I'm not sure what you think I'm exaggerating or what point you're trying to make, but I'm well aware of the limitations on collecting judgments. I don't see anywhere that I suggested OJ's homestead or retirement exemptions should be ignored and executed upon. The entire point is this isn't some novel Trump gaming the system situation. It's a common every day event. You can get civil judgments all day long and you have a piece of paper. That doesn't mean you're going to get your money. It's the same if the Defendant owing the judgment is Trump, Jones, Simpson, or Joe Smith with a net worth of $18,000.   

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  5. If they do it right, TG3 will pick up right at the end of TG2. Maverick and Jennifer Connelly lovingly cruising through the air in the P-51 when all of sudden 3 Sukhoi Su-57 appear and cruise has to take them out with a rubber band and only 2 paper clips. Sadly, Jennifer falls from the P-51 during one of Maverick's crazy maneuvers and he has to watch her fall like Stallone watching that gal fall at the beginning of Cliffhanger, which works out well as Stallone is the hard ass Navy brass that gives orders to Maverick that Maverick ignores while he seeks revenge. Throw in Maverick's internal need to raise Jennifer's daughter means he must survive the un-survivable mission to kill the men who caused Jennifer's death while also needing to get back stateside within 48 hours to be best man at Rooster and Hangman's wedding. 

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  6. 1 hour ago, Fastbreak said:

    He has given people the playbook. It’s like Mouse Davis with the run and shoot or Emory Bellard with the wishbone.

    In 1997 the family of Ron Goldman won a judgment for $33,500,000.00 against O.J. Simpson. The most recent article I found from  a year ago, OJ had paid $133,000.00 and due to interest the amount owed was $96,000,000.00. That's one example. Collecting civil judgments isn't just hard to do against Trump and Alex Jones. It's the same trying to collect against "normal" people, too. 

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  7. 2 minutes ago, safe sex said:

    Well, I guess let's just keep on hoping that eventually Baby Donald gets a spanking instead of every little treat his heart desires

    You pointed out a few posts ago he was found liable for rape. I suspect when Engoron rules, Trump will not be very happy. 

  8. 12 hours ago, tx 3 putt said:

     

    Could be fun. Don't have to worry about your meals, or what you're going to do Saturday night. And, they do shows. Yeah, they put on shows - maybe "Bye Bye Birdie" or "My Fair Lady". She could be Liza Doolittle.

  9. The amount of time arguing about how BB is only good because of Brady is absurd. What's Bill Walsh's record with Montana? How many Super Bowls did Chuck Noll win without Bradshaw? Put Brady on the Browns out of Michigan and how many Super Bowls does he win? It's easy to say Brady would be great anywhere.  It's also foolish. NFL is littered with talented QBs that could win in the right situation that never get the chance to be winners because of where they're drafted. The Patriots won, and lost, Super Bowls by the tiniest of margins on some 50/50 plays. End of game FGs. Helmet catch. Manningham catch. Butler interception. Is Brady looked at differently if he's 5-5 in Super Bowls instead of 7-3? 4-6? How many Super Bowls did Jimmy win without Aikman and Emmitt? Jimmy was 36-29 in Miami. 2-3 in the playoffs. IIRC, last seen getting absolutely boat raced by the Jacksonville Jaguars in the playoffs. Anyone who doesn't think BB is one of the absolute best defensive coaches and best head coaches in football history is suspect.

    Great coaches and great players somehow seem to win together. 

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  10. 8 minutes ago, ABSR said:

    Ground Hog Day, MLK and Easter really don't bring the family drama, which makes late winter/spring a barren time for this thread. 

    Exactly. And, if he tries to shut it down the wife will just hit him with:

    I have a dream that one day, on the hills of Punxsutawney, the groundhog will not see his shadow and we'll have an early spring. Reminding us all that felonious cousin #1 was sprung from prison early. I have a dream that one day on Easter Sunday, all three of my felonious cousins will sleep at our house where they will not be judged by their rap sheets, but by the content of rehabilitated hearts. I have a dream that one day out by the shop, with the felons lips dripping with the nectar of beer and whiskey, will join hands with the non-felons. I have a dream today. I have a dream that come February all tree felons shall be exalted, every probation violation be made clear, the rough prison tattoos made plain, and their crookedness be made straight, and the drunken bitterness of their Father shall be relieved, and all flesh shall see it together. 

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  11. 46 minutes ago, RDCanecutter said:

    When she goes to prison they'll take that ankle monitor off. It's like she just wants something to complain about.

    She should sell "I went to DC on January 6 to MAGA up the place and all I got was this lousy ankle bracelet" t-shirts.

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  12. 8 minutes ago, 'stache said:

     I think Gundy was recruited by OU but chose OSU, I always assumed because he either didn't get a formal scholarship offer or because he knew he could start right away at OSU.

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    Gundy had been committed to Oklahoma and coach Barry Switzer for about two weeks after making a visit to Norman. The Sooners were coming off a national championship in 1985, when dynamic freshman Jamelle Holieway took over at quarterback, running the wishbone after Troy Aikman broke his leg earlier in the season. Aikman moved on to UCLA, and Gundy began having second thoughts about whether Oklahoma was right for him.

    Pat Jones, then Oklahoma State's coach, talked Gundy into taking a visit to Stillwater.

    "Which was unheard of back then, because once you committed to Coach Switzer, that was it," Gundy said this week. "But I just started thinking, 'Gosh, even if I'm a really, really good player, how am I ever going to get Jamelle Holieway off the field?' Switzer was a powerful person in this state, and I still don't know where I came up with the courage, for lack of a better term, to come up here and visit."

    https://www.espn.com/college-football/story/_/id/38802030/oklahoma-state-coach-mike-gundy-barry-switzer-bob-stoops-end-bedlam

     

    Been a lot of posts around here expecting OSU to blast aggy. I have the same hope. But, aggy may only have 55 players, and OSU settled on a QB and Gordon after early season struggles, but those blowout losses to 6-6 South Alabama and 6-6 UCF still happened. OSU is in that no win situation of supposed to win so do so and no one cares, but lose to depleted aggy and it's a disaster. 

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