I’m a public works contract manager for a large municipality. Our budget is $500 million a year and we do virtually all of our bidding and negotiations online. But little Johnny Car Salesman over there thinks “real men” make deals in person. LOL.

Nobody gives a shit if it “benefits” you or not. This is simply the reality of shopping in the 21st century, and you can either adapt to that reality or become obsolete. Virtually every type of high-value bidding is done electronically now, from real estate to government contracting. We’re talking eight-to-nine figure…

It’s classic public defender spread-the-blame bullshit. When the evidence against your client is airtight but you can’t convince them to take a plea, the best defense strategy available to you is to spin a sob story about how hard your client’s life is and that the pressure of external circumstances made them crack…

It’s classic public defender spread-the-blame bullshit. When the evidence against your client is airtight but you can’t convince them to take a plea, the best defense strategy available to you is to spin a sob story about how hard your client’s life is and that the pressure of external circumstances made them crack…

It’s classic public defender spread-the-blame bullshit. When the evidence against your client is airtight but you can’t convince them to take a plea, the best defense strategy available to you is to spin a sob story about how hard your client’s life is and that the pressure of external circumstances made them crack…

She’s just repeating Ortega’s lawyers’ narrative, which is your standard boilerplate public defender spread-the-blame bullshit. When the evidence against your client is airtight but you can’t convince them to take a plea, the best defense strategy available to you is to spin a sob story about how hard your client’s…

It’s classic public defender spread-the-blame bullshit. When the evidence against your client is airtight but you can’t convince them to take a plea, the best defense strategy available to you is to spin a sob story about how hard your client’s life is and that the pressure of external circumstances made them crack…

Seriously. When some piece of shit guy beats his ex-girlfriend to death in a jealous rage, we don’t sit around talking about the fact that she previously cheated on him as some kind of slimy “well, she wasn’t a saint either” quasi-justification. Someone was murdered. Nothing justifies that, and nothing justifies…

Can you name a specific thing the Krimms did to this woman that was cruel or inhumane?

Yes, it is. The workplace grievance bullshit is an irelevant distraction invented by her defense attorneys in a desperate gambit to convince people that she was provoked into temporary insanity so that she can escape jail. It’s a smokescreen, and it doesn’t deserve mention in a conversation about child murder.

I’ve had plenty of shitty-low paying jobs with horrible bosses. The idea of getting revenge on them by murdering their children is not something that ever crossed my mind. Probably because I’m not a psychopath.

No, it isn’t relevant. It’s not like the Krimms locked this woman in a basement against her will and tortured her until she finally snapped and committed murder in a fugue state. She voluntarily worked a low-paying temp job while living in an expensive city. There is nothing about that which even deserves to be…

Shouldn’t they just be offered to the best actor available?

This whole “only ____ people should play ____ characters” thing is getting a little out of hand. The entire point of acting is to pretend to be someone else.

You’re not missing much. Garner does the best she can in them, but they are fucking horrendous films in every other respect. If you’re not a superhero movie person, Daredevil is certainly NOT going to convert you. Most fans consider it one of the worst (if not THE worst) Marvel movie adaptations ever made. It makes…

I wasn’t a fan of her hairdo on Sunday, but everything else about her looked absolutely stunning.

I don’t know much about Jennifer Garner honestly, but her reaction here is pretty cool. Shows that she has a quick wit, doesn’t take herself too seriously, and is sharp enough to seize an organic opportunity to promote her own stuff without making it sound cheesy.

Wouldn’t it be really easy for someone to just shoot the platform out from under your feet? Cecilia says “no one would think to look up”, but I don’t know why she believes that. I find myself looking up fairly often in this game when running outside.

I have no problem with them monetizing this (free) game with cosmetic Micro$, but the battlepass, tier unlocks, cash, and inventory systems are really confusing. Is there a handy guide that explains this stuff to noobs?

I’m still waiting for you to answer.