I mean, technically? But NDAs don’t stop anything themselves. As a practical matter, all they do is give you the right to sue if the other party blabs anyway. Some random isn’t going to have the money to make any difference for Cardi B, and if it’s a celeb, she’d be spending the next few years in court as the tabloids…

If this movie sucks after all this build-up, people are going to riot.

Too bad the Roberts Court is likely to nuke this regime on arrival, and may not even need to address it, because it’s about to hold that federal agencies can’t regulate anything without explicit authorization from Congress for every single rule.

For most of the true believers, it’s the same reason bullies attract hangers-on who follow them around. He hates and attacks the people they hate and want attacked, which makes them feel better about their world. It’s also why they’ll go to their graves denying his election loses and misfortunes. They can’t accept…

Wait, are we talking American “pants” or British “pants” here?

No. All she’s said is that her eldest has non-standard clothing preferences. It’s not clear what he identifies as, but it is fairly clear she doesn’t want to talk about it in public. From the Glamour article:

Jet fuel can’t melt steel beams.

“Excessive” in this context does have a legal definition based on past Supreme Court cases.

One can argue a lot of things, I’m just saying that based on the precedent, it’s hard to see the Roberts court going along with this. 

Among his other offenses, Robertson helped lay the groundwork for Trump with his 1988 campaign for president. He never had any chance of winning because the GOP establishment had already anointed GHWB, but he demonstrated that there was a base of nutjobs who could be drawn to the polls by positions that sounded…

A lot of people saying we should do this in the US, but it would almost certainly not fly because of existing precedent around the Eighth Amendment prohibition on excessive fines. There is a line of cases relating to civil assess forfeiture essentially stating it’s unlawful to, say, seize someone’s house because of a…

The current Supreme Court would probably find this a violation of the Eighth Amendment prohibition on excessive fines, not the 14th Amendment, since wealth is not a protected classification. 

1. Non-compete clauses suck.

Panasonic, LG, and the others employ some of smartest engineers on the planet, but oh sure, some start-up is going invent a simple plug-in device that triples your range.

Not only that, he loses the woman he purports to love precisely because he’s a dumbass who can’t get past his own hangups and preconceptions and love her for who she is, instead of who he sees her as.

It’s not hard to understand why lesbians would hate this movie given how it pushes the “lesbians haven’t met the right guy” button.

Yeah, this would be awesome for tailgating, not so great for RV’ing. 

I’m frankly kind of amazed that Cessna was able to fly continuously for 1500+ hours without any kind of maintenance. 

You don’t even need the victim to stand up for themselves. With these cases, you’ll get people arguing that crime in Chicago justifies murdering someone in New York. 

Leopards, faces, frogs, snakes, etc.