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  1. My heart wanted Elijah Moore, but I’m happy with Rous.
  2. Thanks, I haven’t been keeping that close an eye on it. Just saw the wording and got confused. That’s what my first thought was, but I did some digging and it looks like in legal terms dismissed can mean: - dismissed by the overseeing authority, as in, the judge throws it out. or - the defendant has been “dismissed” from charges/dismissed from the filing. I hadn’t heard the second version used before, but that would likely be why the lawyer phrased it that way.
  3. Not necessarily. Dismissed could mean that the judge dismissed it, whereas dropped just means the plaintiff withdrew the suit. Do we know for a fact how that happened? I didn’t see anything on it other than this tweet.
  4. Hmm.. There's an interesting contradiction in this tweet that actually makes a huge difference: Pelissero says "has dropped her civil lawsuit" Hardin says: "We've got one dismissed" Which is it?
  5. I'm kinda starting to fall in love with Alim McNeil, DT.... I love his size and explosive qualities. He'd be a great 1 tech rotational and develop type guy.
  6. This. He wants to be a distraction and the juice ain't worth the squeeze. No way I'm fielding 5 questions about why my Backup QB did x y or z every press conference.
  7. More like the 46 year old Bangladesh man catfishing impersonation version of me....
  8. Imagine if a team had traded 3 firsts+ for him before all this came out!
  9. *walking away from crime scene with dead masseuse covered by white sheet* “I guess there was no happy ending here.”
  10. Does her claim say that he indicated he has done this to multiple women/multiple times? If not, what’s the legality of including that phrasing in her suit - given as it’s not a class action suit. That’s part of my issue with the whole thing- these accusations are all building on each other in a way that the legal system doesn’t support.
  11. The harder PFT punches the "he guilty" button, the more inherently I will assume he is innocent... Not at because of the case involved, but because PFT has never been on the right side of anything...
  12. I know that feeling from a certain Saturday in January...
  13. At some point does the ever increasing number of claimants become suspicious? You’re saying 22 people had these experiences and didn’t say anything? Not saying that’s impossible, but it seems harder to reconcile.
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