It’s always the same. People with Big Bibles have big dogs.

LOL Still no proof of voter fraud? Thought so. Go shout at the sky, it cares more than we do about your delusional rantings. 

lol. Shut up, troll. Ya’ll have had 3 years to provide even a shred of factual evidence of any kind that the election was stolen. Yet you’ve got nothing. You can keep saying it all you want. Won’t ever make it true.

The courts are illegit now. No rulings they make should be considered or followed now. Republicans have shown they’ll game the system to do whatever it takes to force thru their unpopular agenda even if it means destroying the our institutions to do it.

Development of the atomic bomb (before the Nazis managed it) and the end of the biggest war the world had ever seen which had already killed 50 million people (a little more than 2% of the entire human population), at least half of them civilians.

I mean, in total fairness, the development of the atom bomb is almost certainly up there.

About the sound used to call cats in France: it’s an imitation of a mouse squeaking. Cats tend to notice this from a very long distance (you’ll at least see their ears rotate towards you), but of course that doesn’t always mean they’ll care.

As great as that show was, I still did not expect the ending to be so perfect and emotional

If he testified, he would perjure himself immediately. The man cannot say a single truthful sentence about anything without lying.

While I agree that he’s not much of a flight risk within the US (he’s far too recognizable), to allow him to travel internationally is questionable.  He could flee to a non-extradition treaty country.  It would ensure that he wouldn’t win the Presidency again, but it would also protect him from whatever justice the…

I’ll bet Tacopina knows very well that the worst possible thing for this trial, and him, is if his client shows up.

Yup. Glad I read the comments before chiming in with an “ackshuallyyyyy...”

Billy Bob Thornton directed an adaptation of 'All the Pretty Horses' in 2000. The Coens were the first to do it right, but they weren't the first to do it.

You are assuming the story she told police is truthful. (I do think it is, I’m just looking at it from a perspective of fairness) the defense should have the opportunity to question her if they don’t think she is being truthful. (Didn’t you actually see someone else!)

This.  I remember the first time I saw Evil Dead, and I most definitely did not read it as comedic.  It remains today one of the most unsettling and memorable movie viewing experiences I can recall having.

This settlement reflects Fox’s continued commitment to the highest journalistic standards.

Damn. Though I understand, I was hoping to see some courtroom suffering on Fox’s end.

Time for a federal law on this. 

Gary Oldman and Castlevania are good choices.

HUGE Star