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EmmyOk posted:Even if he's in uni it's pretty creepy imo, however here is some SF classic to make up for that sub-standard post This is why i own several pairs of ice cleats.
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EmmyOk posted:Even if he's in uni it's pretty creepy imo, however here is some SF classic to make up for that sub-standard post This is terrifying. I fell completely handlessly a few winters ago and would probably have hosed up the back of my head if I hadn't had a soft bag full of clothes on my back.
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Zamboni_Rodeo posted:Reddit users take over white power subreddits to discuss laundry, weather, and more quote:Just this week, Urquhart got control of r/Faggots_must_die. She’s going to turn it into an anti-smoking subreddit. 
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Zamboni_Rodeo posted:Reddit users take over white power subreddits to discuss laundry, weather, and more 
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Krispy Kareem posted:Definitely clickbait, although teachers can get into stupid trouble on social media. They pretty much have to lock everything down in super private mode. As someone looking at Education as a career, I'm pretty comfortable with the idea that people who have been documented sexually harassing people much younger than them should not also be in a classroom with people that same age, even in cases where it's not explicitly illegal like college students.
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https://twitter.com/itssavannahxox/status/893259253644836867 Wholesome, non-pain involved freude
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yeah boy https://twitter.com/AP/status/893542307948920832
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3 of 8 counts, maximum sentence of 20 years Awwww yeah
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Zaphod42 posted:3 of 8 counts, maximum sentence of 20 years Please tell me the courts will seize Once Upon a Time in Shaolin as restitution.
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Zaphod42 posted:3 of 8 counts, maximum sentence of 20 years Trump is going to pardon and hire him.
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KingSlime posted:is he still rocking that smug loving smile of his There's no way it didn't hurt his chances. He didn't even try to play like an appealing person caught in an unreasonable situation, he just told everybody to go gently caress themselves.
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Zaphod42 posted:There's no way it didn't hurt his chances. He didn't even try to play like an appealing person caught in an unreasonable situation, he just told everybody to go gently caress themselves. for being loaded he must have had poo poo attorneys or was truly supremely up his own rear end in a top hat, appealing to basic human decency is like Being A Defendant Who Wants To Avoid A Conviction 101
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KingSlime posted:for being loaded he must have had poo poo attorneys or was truly supremely up his own rear end in a top hat, appealing to basic human decency is like Being A Defendant Who Wants To Avoid A Conviction 101 I always figure the whole "dress up nicely, get a haircut, and act nice" is a dumb strategy in the courtroom but then someone goes and proves at least it can't hurt.
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Thwomp posted:I always figure the whole "dress up nicely, get a haircut, and act nice" is a dumb strategy in the courtroom but then someone goes and proves at least it can't hurt. oh absolutely, especially because intent and willing, active malice can play such a huge role in determining culpability it goes without saying but nebulous claims of I didn't do nuffin and my client is a respectable American patriot!! start going out the window real quick when you're flashing a poo poo-eating grin at everyone in that courtroom loving those courtoom sketches though
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Thwomp posted:I always figure the whole "dress up nicely, get a haircut, and act nice" is a dumb strategy in the courtroom but then someone goes and proves at least it can't hurt. I now want to see him floor it and go Bender from Breakfast Club at his sentencing. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bTeYncx1xmI&t=97s
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Thwomp posted:I always figure the whole "dress up nicely, get a haircut, and act nice" is a dumb strategy in the courtroom but then someone goes and proves at least it can't hurt. Thing is if everybody does that it doesn't really help, people come to expect it, but then if you are the one person who doesn't you stick out like a sore thumb and it really hurts.
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I have to disagree, you slightly underestimate the social and psychological effects of someone dressed well and speaking in a way that helps you relate to them/their plight we are largely emotionally and visually driven apes afters all but yeah people who don't conform to the "be on your best look" definitely stand out much more largely due to everyone being in the loop disclaimer: is not a courtroom professional or authority
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I've been to the courtroom a lot of times and no, not everyone does it. In fact a surprising amount do not. Dressing nice and being nice really helps.
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Apparently in a murder case distantly related to me (brother in law's mother in law killed a man) they dressed her up so nicely with new hair and make up the witnesses could not identify her in the courtroom.
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Grem posted:I've been to the courtroom a lot of times and no, not everyone does it. In fact a surprising amount do not. Dressing nice and being nice really helps. Yeah, there's a reason you don't want to wear an orange jumpsuit in front of a jury. Dressing good definitely helps. Being a pretty White girl though, that's tops.
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marshmallow creep posted:Apparently in a murder case distantly related to me (brother in law's mother in law killed a man) they dressed her up so nicely with new hair and make up the witnesses could not identify her in the courtroom. Wow, they do the whole "And Mr./Mrs. Witness, can you point out the person you saw doing the murder in this courtroom today?" and they were like "gee i dunno"?
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Mierenneuker posted:The top-right one is fantastic. Kinda looks like Gollum wearing a cheap toupee.
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Tony Snark posted:Kinda looks like Gollum wearing a cheap toupee. Colbert made the same joke lol (not calling you out, just agreeing he really looks like Gollum there) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e_V7N1oAu00&t=95s
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I almost wonder if he doesn't have a disability of some kind. It seems so permanently plastered on his face,and he doesn't blink. Maybe he's just broke brained. He can still get hosed for doing what literally every pharmaceutical company does. I don't care about his securities fraud.
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It doesn't matter though. The system as a whole is hosed up & as many others have pointed out, he's pretty much only being punished for loving over rich white dudes. Anyone else can do the same thing and probably someone will sooner or later.
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Powaqoatse posted:Wow, they do the whole "And Mr./Mrs. Witness, can you point out the person you saw doing the murder in this courtroom today?" and they were like "gee i dunno"? My understanding is most of the people involved in this case are not very bright, but I gratefully have little to do with them personally, so I can't say with certainty.
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Wasabi the J posted:I almost wonder if he doesn't have a disability of some kind. It seems so permanently plastered on his face,and he doesn't blink. Maybe he's just broke brained. Wealth is a disease.
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Not to rain on your parade, but where is the trail for that EpiPen woman? Shrekli was just too visible and a dumbass. The other one is just evil.
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Mr Shiny Pants posted:Not to rain on your parade, but where is the trail for that EpiPen woman? Shrekli was just to visible and a dumbass. The other one is just evil. IIRC she also has a father who's a senator, I'm sure that helps.
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Scruff McGruff posted:IIRC she also has a father who's a senator, I'm sure that helps. Ah, so the schadenfreude is on us.
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marshmallow creep posted:Apparently in a murder case distantly related to me (brother in law's mother in law killed a man) they dressed her up so nicely with new hair and make up the witnesses could not identify her in the courtroom. Am I being incredibly stupid or wouldn't the Mother in Law of your Brother in Law be your own Mother?
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