Steve O

Good luck with the new book Frank. Just wondering about the relationship between the books - Pretty much have to read Darkness before reading Madness Helpful to read Darkness first but not necessary No relation between the two Thanks!

I'm afraid the game has passed us by Sweats

Who’s yours? Have to go with njbuff here. My remembrance of Munoz vs Smith was Smith having 2 sacks against Munoz in the 88 AFC Championship game, then going down with an injury. Not saying we would have won but having Bruce for the whole game would have made a difference. As nj said, Boselli seemed to dominate Bruce every time they played.

She isn't wrong (for once.)

Someday she'll be kissing her kids with that mouth.

Add to that half his career receptions have gone for touchdowns!

Don't like him on sports, but I've seen him on Cuomo a few times and was surprised by his knowledge with politics. He and O'Reilly have entertaining exchanges.

What a great lesson for our young. If something happens that disappoints you, shut yourself off from the world.

Listen, we're talking about people who believe that an epidemic caused by an experimental virus that originated down the street from a lab where the virus was being studied somehow occurred naturally.

https://i.pinimg.com/originals/64/05/f5/6405f56a7727ddb5deeaf06a540f83f5.jpg You must have been rich. We got to choose from the S&H green stamp book after filling them.

re progressive governance going out the window - EV mandate for one. Look at charging stocks - EVgo down over 11%, Charge Point down over 12%,Blink down over 13%. On a day when the Dow is up over 1,000 and Nasdaq up over 400. re inflation winning the election - that and people worrying more about foreign invaders killing innocent Americans than a national right to kill innocent babies.

re 4 - Every state settling the issue themselves, whether legalizing or not, is the definition of a win for Republicans. re 8 - Hope you're wrong and Frankish is right. As he said, we can hope.

Actually this one was part of the 2012 playbook. Harry Reid in 2012: “So the word is out that he [meaning Romney] has not paid any taxes for ten years. Let him prove that he has paid taxes, because he hasn’t.” Reid in 2017: “Romney didn’t win, did he?”

The Bills are home this week🤣

Yeah and now it's all over network news. Strangely, nothing about the JLO salute though.

Billy Beer was to the beer industry what the Yugo was to the automotive industry

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All I hear from both of them is that the other one is worse. I agree with both. Will be writing in Mike Huckabee.

Wouldn't you rather have beer?

Admittedly I do too. But I save discussion of said analysis for the Dr's office. Where do you draw the discussion line, at a Bills message board? At dinner when there's a lull in the conversation?

I look at those kicks like a tour golfer making all his 4 foot putts. Not exactly gimmees, but if you don't make them you won't be around long.

Yeah, seems like there has to be more to the story...

Got it. The statute is likely intentionally vague to give all possible advantage to would be victims. And to serve as a warning to would be perpetrators. As mentioned on another post on this thread, hope the kid learns a trade in prison because he isn't cut out for a life of crime.

The statute leaves a lot to interpretation. At the point where the gun jammed there was no longer imminent danger. Interestingly, that phrase is not used in the statute. However, the "other" did attempt to commit aggravated robbery. He was also attempting to enter unlawfully and with force. Therefore, the presumption is that the use of deadly force was reasonable. In Texas it would be pretty tough to find 12 people to vote guilty given the vagueness of the statute. The owner would stand a pretty good chance of getting off even though the use of deadly force was no longer necessary to prevent imminent danger. At least that's how I'm reading it. Not sure of the point you were trying to make?

Texas is a stand your ground state. Chances of getting off on self defense are better there than in many other states but as you say, maybe not.