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Everything posted by HoosierFaithful
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"Made for radio, not television"
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very cool to put faces to names
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You just know stuff like this was happening but still baffling to hear it. Man, that officer has more poise than I do
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I'm on the west coast, so we have quite a few different brands, but Ballast Point (CA) does a wonderful few sours (https://ballastpoint.com/beer/sour-wench/#:~:text=Our Sour Wench Blackberry Ale,the world of sour beers.) There's a few at the store that I'll grab a six pack of next time I'm there - I remember them by their can, not their brand name vbg - but I typically fall for anything with a berry or fruit-based flavor and then that sweet, sweet kick of the sour.
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Love sour beers!!
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Obesity is an underlying medical condition (https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/need-extra-precautions/people-with-medical-conditions.html?CDC_AA_refVal=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.cdc.gov%2Fcoronavirus%2F2019-ncov%2Fneed-extra-precautions%2Fgroups-at-higher-risk.html) 42% of Americans are obese (https://www.cdc.gov/obesity/data/adult.html) This is ignoring the number of other potential underlying medical conditions outside of obesity.
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McMillan would turn Klay Thompson into a G-League player. No sense of offensive scheme.
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This thread seems like a lot of folks with existing views searching for sources to back up what they already believe. That's perfectly fine, and I sometimes have a tendency to do it too, but is it the most helpful way to drive a discussion?
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Contact your state representative or Congressperson. Trust me. Not trying to make a political statement - an elected representative of either party makes this stuff move more quickly.
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VBG, that was a good one Joe.
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makes sense. there's hard power and soft power - you outlined what soft power can do pretty well re: public pressure.
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Don't lawyers have pretty strict ethical guidelines on stuff like this? If they're found charging people flippantly to try and force deals, they risk some pretty serious punishments.
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That's quite the contradictory statement, tbh.
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Watch the language.
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https://criminal.findlaw.com/criminal-procedure/how-does-a-grand-jury-work.html
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The Grilling & Smoking Thread
HoosierFaithful replied to JaybobHoosier's topic in Colonial Crester's Corner
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Booker's attorney can request away, but both Booker and the attorney have 0% to do with any criminal charges. The state (or federal) government will determine if charges are applicable.
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If a crime was committed, in the eyes of the law, it doesn't really matter a ton what the provocation was. Other lawyers can chime in, but I'm struggling to think of the words or phrases that would make what appeared in the video (if deemed a crime) permissible. If there were actions that provoked, perhaps that's a different story, but still - the point pretty much holds true. A crime is a crime.
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Thanks Ken! She's quite the fool.
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lucky girl, though, it gives her time to come to her senses.
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I'm supposed to be planning a wedding - obviously, that's on hold.
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AZ posts a record daily death total, a 33% positivity rate (!!), and a 1.8% mortality rate
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Smarter folks than I: I'm concerned, particularly in AZ, at the positive test rate. It's at an astronomical 25%. What does this purport to mean more broadly?
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Yes, AZ is very bad. Like - worse off than Italy was, in all likelihood. It is concerning.
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Great example of my earlier point - this is a pandemic, akin to a war, and no single person is the final arbiter of truth. There is simply too much happening. This guy might be right, the story I posted might be right, the truth might be somewhere in the middle. When you have two sets of doctors disagreeing with one another, that doesn't mean one is lying - it means the right answers are hard to come by. When any of us try to pass off anything as an absolute fact, we're begging to look a fool. This is a very fluid, very complex situation.