ScottFromWyoming wrote:

I came here to paste the exact line you did. Nice lady, what.

 Proclivities wrote:

Holy cow I have heard about this case forever but seeing it laid out like this is almost funny. 

Kouri found out that she had been removed from Eric's estate plan days after his death. Court filings say she learned from his sister, whom she then punched "in the neck and face."

A mom wrote a kids' book on grief. She was just convicted of her husband's murder

The chief of public safety for Miami-Dade County, Fla., suffered serious head injuries from a self-inflicted gunshot late on Sunday and was hospitalized in Tampa, the authorities said on Monday.

This is crazy!!

 

https://www.latimes.com/nation/politics/la-na-pol-joe-biden-anita-hill-hearing-20190327-story.html

 

 

“No man has a right to lay a hand on a woman, no matter what she’s wearing, she does, who she is, unless it’s in self-defense. Never,” he said Tuesday.

 

 

 OlderThanDirt wrote: 

 cc_rider wrote: 
That would have been a little tasteless if anyone else had done it, but if he himself sang, "Jose, Can You See?" where's the harm?

 hippiechick wrote: 

Carlos Santana

Carlos' thought of the day: "Our lives begin to end the day we become silent about things that matter".- Martin Luther King

 hippiechick wrote: 
Love it.

In an unrelated incident of a Latino performer causing a furor at a baseball game, it was Jose Feliciano who first played a non-traditional version of the National Anthem at a sporting event. Apparently he received death threats for a long time afterwards. I'm sure there's a vid of it somewhere.

Santana is Booed for Using Baseball's Civil Rights Game to Speak Out for Civil Rights

 Manbird wrote: 
Maybe Dexter made a successful hit. I'd wash my paws with isopropyl alcohol (whiskey will do in a fix) if I were you, because human blood is a toxic bio-hazard. And don't lick it off... no mater how tempting it is.

Blood on the sleeve of my netflix disk:

 

 romeotuma wrote: 

Mr. Obama has now gone longer without a 'presser' than at any point during Mr. Bush's 8 years in office. So, who pops up now and then? Sure, Mr. Obama keeps in constant contact with the public...he's still campaigning...it is well past time to act like he's President. And his town halls? Of course, hand picked cheerleading idolizing zealots. There are reasons Mr. Obama's approval numbers are closer to 40 than 50: he is slowly being rejected by more and more as the veneer of a very thin coat, wears off the man behind the curtain. The Emperor has no clothes! Who knew?

Intelligent? The so-called Constitutional Scholar, in his SOTU Address, placed part of The Declaration of Independence into The Constitution. That was truly stupid, no other way to view it but truly stupid and made worse by a so-called Scholar *I say that because he allowed others to call him that...given his mistake that would not be tolerated in the first semester of US Government, he's a so-called as far as I am concerned*. And then, there's the way he said the word CORPSMAN...corpseman is how he said it. CORPSEMAN...he's either an idiot or he has fooled others into thinking him an intelligent man. Take away his teleprompter and he stammers more than the late Foster Brooks...thus far, I've not heard anything approaching the wordings or verbalizing of an intellectual, rather, the opposite is what I've heard: token appeals, choice slogans, repeated statements, double-speak and blame for all others but not for self...

keep the spring you have...I know you're full of wind...        ciao amici...

 romeotuma wrote: 

when asked a generic match up, R v D, a growing number of respondents go with R...and that trend has held now for several months...it could change, but it shows great troubles ahead for Democrats in Congress...
you make too much of uhc, not held in high regard as currently cobbled together... a majority of the public reject what is being offered...that hurts Democrats, not Republicans...

the ratings for either R or D are low and that is as they should be...both Parties are acting like juvenile's and that includes the biggest juvenile of them all, the almost never Presidential President, Mr. Obama...he's so much like an angry community organizer, ever willing to swipe at others, to blame others, to allow others to walk ahead should there be a trip wire...he needs to act more Presidential and less a partisan hackneyed pom pom shaker...he also needs to talk jobs, that's what Americans want most...jobs. They continue to reject uhc and Mr. Obama, clearly ideological on this, acts as if this is all that matters...uhc. Think about it: if uhc was so damn good, it would be a done deal...that not enough Dems are lined up should say all that needs to be said on the matter...Dems have the votes in numbers, but apparently not in conviction...that screams volumes.

 romeotuma wrote: 

rt...we're either looking at different polls or we look at the same polls and see them differently...no matter how a poll is worded, or who conducts it, Republicans in a generic square off with Democrats, win and they win with an expanding margin...of course next November is political light years away so anything can happen...but people remember? Please...you're talking about a public that includes too many who don't know who their Governor is, let alone what Republicans did or didn't do *as for the economic disaster...years in the making my friend...years in the making*

 Beaker wrote: 
No.  I never have been.  Your puerile and insulting response would seem to show something about your confidence in your own learning abilities.  I apologize for not knowing your nationality, but knowing that is not really that important to me.  However, I am familiar with your responding to questions with insults.  I asked that question of you because I thought you may have been an expatriate.  Perhaps one day we could meet in a bar, maybe in NYC, where you could learn some manners.
(That's an ironic joke - given the title of the thread, especially since I can't afford to go back to NYC anymore.)

How's that whole "Death Panels" thing workin out for ya?

 romeotuma wrote: 

rt...you're one funny dude...yea, we Republicans are shaking...just a-quiverin' of nervous OMG'S!...


poll after poll by pollsters of every stripe show that Nov. will be hellish for Democrats...as for uhc passing...I'd say less than 50-50...so I guess that's a good chance? *if it had a good chance, they would have voted today, or yesterday, or last Monday, or tomorrow...they simply lack the YES votes in The House...and that means *drum roll* not enough Democrats lined up with uhc *of course, let us blame Republicans...that dovetails nicely with denial over the plummeting fortunes of His Annointed One...*

 Manbird wrote: 
Liar! Bolshevik! Goatherd mimic!

 Beaker wrote: 
Gibble is gooble