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I have Lawrence v. Texas on line 1 for you. And the Episcopalian Church holding on line 2.

Hell, I'll double down. The Republican party hasn't gone far enough. Everything the Democrats fight for in the name of "progress," the Republicans end up fighting to conserve 10-20 years later. No more. A large portion of American people are sick and tired of being betrayed by those who would call themselves our betters. Unfettered mass immigration, social programs designed to be handcuffs rather than help, kissing the boots of corporations and calling it the "free market," bending over on every social issue from trannies to abortion to guns in the name of "bipartisanship," etc. etc. Enough is enough. A reactionary movement is long overdue. Trump has demonstrated this by his election alone. Also, your notion that the Democrats haven't moved further to the left is incredibly silly. Imagine your average 2018 Democrat waking up in 1980 suddenly. How far to the left of the average person are they?

I'm likely in. Some farmer from North Carolina found my pics online and has been harassing me though. Might have to go in disguise.

Saw "Won't You Be My Neighbor?" and, though it wasn't a June movie per se, "First Reformed" was playing at my local backwater theater and I saw that as well. The documentary was fantastic. Learned a lot about Fred Rogers the man and the evolution of the show. Love how they did it, really splendid. "First Reformed" I thought was good also. Definitely a Shrader film. Ethan Hawke was really good and Amanda Seyfried was good as well in a different sort of role than most of the things I've seen her in. A bit surreal and definitely worth seeing if it hits the independent theater near you.

Based on his writing this term, it doesn't surprise me. He's mailed it in. Not in a legal writing sense, but in a "I just don't give a !@#$ anymore" sense.

That can certainly be arranged. I have friends at several bars right near the palace so I could probably snag a reserved table.

I'll be there also. Big fan of both artists.

It was the early 90's. Everyone looked like a dweeb back then. Doesn't help that, towards the end, I'm guessing nothing fit him quite right anymore. AIDS sucks.

Are you kidding? I'm even ruder to the 518 crowd on the board.

What is the law then?

Reading vox Taking the adl at their word u wot m8?

This is the part I don't buy. I think someone convinced Trump to run for president. I don't think it was the Clinton camp.

60 of 80 matches are to be played in the USA and only 10 metro areas will host those games (NYC already being one of them, the championship match will be at MetLife). They've narrowed it down to 17 metro areas. Not surprising to me that Buffalo didn't even make it to that list. Houston, Dallas, Miami, and LA are gimmes due to their locations/populations. DC probably also a given.

Alex: No. No! NO! Stop it! Stop it, please! I beg you! This is sin! This is sin! This is sin! It's a sin, it's a sin, it's a sin! Dr. Brodsky: Sin? What's all this about sin? Alex: That! Using Ludwig van like that! He did no harm to anyone. Beethoven just wrote music!

Yell whenever you're walking near staff with something. "Right behind!" "Corner!" etc. all work. You have no reason to go to the bar or kitchen to put in an order without having dirty dishes/glasses in your hand unless the restaurant just opened. Write down the orders. Nobody's impressed that you can memorize them and they're even less impressed when (not if, when) you get it wrong. Know the menu. KNOW THE !@#$ING MENU (yes, that includes the wine list. I don't care how young the kid is; if they're serving alcohol they better learn it) As a busser, get that table cleared and set as quickly as possible. More time = fewer tables turned = less money = grumpy servers. The kitchen staff will harass you. Get used to it and learn to return fire. Don't take anything the dishwasher gives you. Royale's advice is all good.

Saving "Hereditary" and "Hotel Artemis" for the weekend, I saw "Upgrade" last night. Solid, entertaining film. There is some gore, but it's not constant or gratuitous, I don't think. Can see the ending coming from a mile away though.

Trump is low-key hilarious. And I don't mean in the "look at the spectacle" way (that's not low-key), but in the "wow you're actually a funny guy" sort of way.

I'm pretty sure that's just a scene from Eyes Wide Shut

WHY ARE WE YELLING

I don't think they're married but him and his girl have been together for a couple years, I think. She is (or was, don't know if she graduated) a Fresno State cheerleader.

Sir, I do not wish to create joinder with you

Post more, mother!@#$er.

The folks you describe (those who have suffered violence from the state despite doing nothing morally wrong) are a very small percentage of sovcits. The ones you see on youtube are the ones who want it both ways: they want to be left alone by the state but also want all of the benefits that come with being a tax/feepayer (use of public roads, for example). As we all know, you can't have it both ways.