I guess a $380,000 settlement with verified complaints (meaning it’s been sworn under oath under penalty of perjury) isn’t enough evidence either.

I wouldn’t disagree.

I’m sorry, but the coverage here on this continues to be with ridiculous kid gloves. The highlights of the purported texts from that website I won’t link show a pattern we’ve seen a few times before:

1. I see you’re still having flashbacks to the nookie you didn’t get freshman year.

That...is brilliant.  I wish I could eat fries still!

and then you drink a giant cup of coffee late at night

My favorite from Heartbeat City is the title track, but what an album.

Cruises aren’t my thing - I’ll occasionally do bareboat charters now that I don’t get the opportunity to go to sea for a living - but I can help on the sea sickness front. In reality, these ships have pretty big stabilizers and (short of some seriously nasty weather that forces them out) aren’t going to really get…

These idiots take their 47 ft lifeboat out in 10+ ft surf to purposely roll her so people can get certified

Actually, the main lifeboat for the US Coast Guard, the 47', was designed off of the RNLI heavy surf boats of the early 1990s.

The UK’s Coastguard operates very differently than elsewhere - essentially their AOR is watchstanding and coordinating instead of operations itself.  Prior to a few years back, they did have aviation assets but that’s now contracted out as well.

Or you could say screw em both and make your own, although the effort involved seems a bit much.

Possibly. I don’t know family law that well - but my understanding is almost everything of the family part ends up sealed so she might not have to deal with that anyway.

...and a little bit of searching reveals April 13, 2016.

The warning by the judge to Garner (who I think is the one who filed) is a little odd, since the statute is a discretionary dismissal after 2 years and mandatory after 5, and I don’t think she’s even at 2 years yet.

The warning by the judge to Garner (who I think is the one who filed) is a little odd, since the statute is a discretionary dismissal after 2 years and mandatory after 5. If she indeed filed in April 2017 she’s still got plenty of time.

Hah. Well, if I’ve done nothing else today, I’ve helped someone understand why their next ‘29 year old’ is balding, grey, and has a gut and three kids.

Think you may have misunderstood what I was referring to.

Think you may have misunderstood what I was referring to.