If the choice is between “day drinking” and “medication interaction,” all I have to say is:

Yeah. I know. Is that wrong?

But can they say he committed rape if he was acquitted of it? Defamation isn’t my main practice area, but it seems to me that some of the soft reporting here is a byproduct of the acquittal.

Jez may be concerned about a defamation per se claim in light of the fact that Parker was acquitted. Sexual misconduct and criminal behavior are two of the four defamation per se categories. In light of the acquittal, Jez may be worried that a jury could conclude it was acting with actual malice and tag it for another…

That might be because there’s some potential for a defamation lawsuit. There are four categories of false statements that are defamatory per se. Commission of a crime is one of them. The filmmaker is a public figure, so proof of defamation requires proof that the media entity made a false statement with actual malice…

Dude. I'm a gray. Also, I know I'm spewing crap. I'm just feeding the conspiracy monster.

And I didn’t expect the Broncos to win the Super Bowl.

Nice cut off there. Top notch selective quoting. You left off the part where the article said:

It’s not a big deal until the consumer has to pay, or is unable to use his or her car for an unreasonable period of time, or is injured. When a company stands behind its product and fixes problems for free, that is a big deal. But its a big deal in a good way.

Yep. And Tesla replaced them free of charge within 24 hours. Which sounds very impressive.

It’s a single path. The double lines where it goes off the board (and then resumes below) are the continuation of the path. It’s like going off the board in Pac-Man.

So do I.

Was Jim telling the truth?

I mean—I know, but it’s more fun to connect the dots.

What’s the connection?

Isn’t Kevin Simmons on the Video Games Hot Dog podcast?

I am troubled by this.

Especially when you ran for president on the platform of “a noun, a verb, 9/11.”

Would you say you suck eggs?

Well, male police officers have no experience with that kind of behavior. And, in point of fact, when females avoid the attention of manly policemen, that is pretty suspicious, isn’t it?