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I caught all of the following last night --
Sorority Life season premiere -- I cannot buy that a senior in college would seriously put herself through the rush/pledge process and bullshit for only one semester of "sisterhood". The woman who is doing it says that is common in black fraternities/sororities (because it is thought of as a life-long bond). Anyone know if this is true? Seems to me more likely that she wanted her mug on tv. Fraternity Life season premiere -- I didn't get into this show last year, but this season actually looks kinda interesting to me. I liked that the brothers sent a spy in to see what the pledges really thought about rushing. Obviously the gay guy will get a bid despite the pledge of the guy with multiple face piercings that he won't let the guy in "his" fraternity. Real World/Road Rules Challenge preview -- looks like more of the same old bickering and drama. Sign me up! Newlyweds -- The spoiled freaks seemed more normal than usual while visiting Cincinnati. All this, and I watched the Raiders get decimated by the Broncos at the same time. Multitasking. |
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Even(Hi, Coltrane!!!!!!!)Odds |
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Judges. They can be so anal about that stuff. |
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I believe the proper expression is "sooo f-ing anal." R(SD Timmy)P P.S. Always love to see the Rockford avatar. |
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dec·i·mate ( P ) Pronunciation Key (ds-mt) tr.v. dec·i·mat·ed, dec·i·mat·ing, dec·i·mates 1. To destroy or kill a large part of (a group). Usage Problem. To inflict great destruction or damage on: The fawns decimated my rose bushes. 2. To reduce markedly in amount: a profligate heir who decimated his trust fund. 3. To select by lot and kill one in every ten of. I guess I was loosely using meaning one. But thanks for broadening my knowledge of the background of the word... |
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You may also do this in the courtroom, if you're a cool cat. |
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There are lots of antibiotic-free farms in the US. E.g., Niman Ranch and Georgetown Farm. You could mail order or find a store that sells their stuff. |
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Now, while it is a known fact that Barnard girls give bad head (submission to patricarchal oppression combining with the pressure to remain the kind of girl one of those nice Columbia men will marry), College girls are pretty good at it. It is the whole "geek cutting loose" thing, you know, like Catholic girls on a weekend furlough. It's a question of enthusiam. And as for roadhead, well, after the games, given how hugely the football team sucks, we become inspired experts just by example. If there is a lack of head-giving among Columbia women, however, you must acknowledge that the primary cause of that. You've seen Columbia men. I recall a college fight song about just that: "Snore, lion, snore! If this is sex, I'd rather be a virgin. You think you're debonaire and cool, But you know, to all of us you're just a tool. Columbia! Columbia! Why can't you keep it up? So snore, lion snore, Have you forgotten what your dick is for?" Hail, Columbia! |
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Luckily, SD is like the bestest litigator ever (as he's assured us many times) who can cream any lawyer out there because lawyers are big dumbasses etc. etc. (and if female, highly unattractive which I guess goes toward stupidity as well but I can't quite figure out the connection) and his clients are so lucky to have him instead of some big dumbass lawyer person. |
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Dude, when you have people throwing shit in your face all day and demanding the unreasonable and ready to sue your ass for malpractice in a heartbeat because they're fucking sleazbags who'd sell mom and the kids for another buck, you develop a "me first" attitude. I can't stay up till midnight anymore for swine, and being measured only by your most recent mistake is no way to live everyday. You either do your best and let the cards fall where they may or lose your mind trying to produce the impossible. S(What consequences? No one can put me in jail for deciding to phone it in)D |
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Theres & Thats (not a backdoor tribute) :sportswav |
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Edited to say the crap would be shooting out of the mouth, not that he would be obliterating the crap of others with a special ray gun or something. |
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now granted, RP might be a hard poster to tribute bc, while genius, she doesnt seem to have a visible posting style, beyond the incessant editing. if you truly want to take the challenge of tributing her, you might want to do a really OCD sock. toss in a couple of her known posting traits, like flirting with wonk, talking about long island. its a tough gig, and its made tougher that while RP has a persona, its very meta. A good rule to follow for tributing might be to stick to posters who form a visual image or voice in your head of how they sound as you read them. Thurgreed seems to ahve done this for many. RP, not so much. Actually, I had the image of Mercenary Melissa from Millionaire for PJ before she departed for the Ignore List. Anyway, I wish you luck in your endeavors. |
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And, what consequences? Suit, liability over limits, license loss, clients with guns, reputation trashed - lots of things. |
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Hey sweetie, I was not clipped by Judge Anal for stumbling and saying "without prejudice" where I should have said "with prejudice." I was using a hypertechnical meaning of a certain word to skirt a court order and the judge threw a hissy fit. I was left to backpedal and got caught with my hand in the cookie jar, but the judge didn't need to be a cock about it. He knows its my job to play with the words to my client's advantage, so he shouldn't get all, well, judgmental on me for doing so. PS: What's up with the "fat" comment? Where in my post do I deride the obese? And why would you bring up past comments... are you a li' porky and pissed about my prior posts? If so, put down the Ho-hos and go jogging at lunch instead of sitting at your desk writing on this board. |
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As to clients with guns, that's why I like in-house work. What, they're going whack me then have to outsource to some huge firm for $400 an hour? The cost-benefit analysis is clearly on the side of keeping me ticking. |
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2. Suit - See # 1 above. I'll offer a stipulated judgment. Just ttry to collect. 3. License loss - Excellent. It'll keep me out of court forever. 4. Clients with guns - Ok, Touche. 5. Reputation trashed - I'll be dead in 40 years. Who cares. |
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It's good to know you are up on stuff like Supreme Court rulings. I am getting ever more confident in your lawyering skills. Here's even an article that mentions PA -- oddly enough the first one that pulled up when I did the yahoo search. Hah. http://www.pa-estateplan.com/library/asset/entirety.htm |
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Client says, "I think we can just do X." You say, "No way, dude, I have to practice in this town." Client says, "But you agree with me the order isn't exactly clear, right? You said so when you called me to tell me we had lost --- the order is poorly written and the judge got it wrong, yadda yadda yadda." You say (to yourself), "Well, it's not exactly Rule 11 sanctionable; I can say this with a straight face." You say this because you don't want Client to tell you to do something you've expressly refused to do, because then you will have to explain to a GP why your firm will have to withdraw from Client's matter, and probably lose the Client entirely. Not to mention some lost receivables. Meanwhile, GP "advises" you that sometimes Client needs you to walk into bayonets --- you'll understand when you're older --- and that's what lawyers are paid to do --- make the Client's arguments, even shitty ones like "Your order said file by Monday, not file and serve." Or whatever. The only lawyers who successfully avoid this conundrum are the ones who are given enough juice by their firms to say "Fuck you; I like having a ticket to practice" to Client without being blamed for having "lost" the Client. Sadly, a lot of GPs think a single GA's reputation in front of a discovery commissioner, arbitrator, or even law & motion judge is less valuable than presenting a "can do" attitude to the client.* *This observation does not apply in federal courts or in small towns with fewer than 15 judges. Edited to add: The above commiseration does not apply if you were getting "hypertechnical" to cover your own fuck-up. Only when you're instructed by a Client to be an ass-jack WRT an order. |
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If you've actually litigated executions at all, you'd recognize that Courts in states that have tenancy by entireties will never unwind a tenancy by entireties because to do so takes away a protection the sole advantage to having a tenancy by entireties. Why would the states that recognize t by e even retain the concept? One of the main reasons you and your spouse own a home by t by e rather than merely as joint tenants is to avoid judgment creditors getting your home. And by the way, I've used t by e several times to avoid execution in a few states and fed cts, so if the law's changed -- other than some novel distinguishable tax lien case -- its news to me. Now, please go google me some more distinguishable shlock from some estate lawyer's website. |
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advice on how to tribute, I refer you to my personal all time favorite tribute sock Snidely Condescending.
This sockis a narrow tribute sock that hones in on one facet of my "persona". Yet there is something subtle about it and a person less familiar with em's oeuvre might just think its an ordinary sock. And it is generally quite funny. It also does not appear that often, and it does not make the classic JFUCK mistake of beating its theme to death by heavy posting in a short period, often assisted with a similarly themed, and named sock. I suspect that Snidely Condescending could be the work of Cheval who is a pretty good sockster in my experience. His socks are clever, closely honed to their theme, narrow in scope, and only appear on occasion. Having more tribute socks than anyone, and having never tributed myself, I feel I am a good judge of these things, and therefore, I suggest you OM Cheval for tips. |
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Did I say not mine. Seriously. I. quit. socking. Penske |
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I must have forgotten to say something to the effect of "if you ever do anything besides state law." Oh, except I didn't forget. Weird. |
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I must have forgotten to say something to the effect of "if you ever do anything besides state law." Oh, except I didn't forget. Weird. [/QUOTE] Interesting... so you're saying the state laws of the states wherein the Fed Districts are located do not apply in the Fed Cts? Hmmm... I seem to recall some case about this in law school... I think it had the name of a Great Lake in it or something like that... S(If you insist on acting like a pinata...)D |
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