MelvinBison posted:

Wait, I'm a Celebrity, Get Me Out of Here was a British show too? How long has that been running?

Cloud Potato posted:

Since 2002. Series 17 is about to start. Now featuring Boris Johnson's dad!

Cloud Potato posted:

Since 2002. Series 17 is about to start. Now featuring Boris Johnson's dad!

Help Im Alive posted:

There's been like 40 series of Big Brother UK if you count the celebrity editions so I'm a Celeb is small time

Sir Tonk posted:

https://twitter.com/LaterCapitalism/status/930933013101318146

.Edward Penischin posted:

That's not 50 cents. That's a slot you put money in to make the car go. A bad label.

Iron Crowned posted:

About 10 years ago now, the local CBS station ran a Spanish language commercial during CSI for some reason. The only reason I know about it was because the next day someone at work was ranting about it and how he wanted to throw the TV through the window.

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420 Gank Mid posted:

Never thought I'd see Branco go with the "Poor old Bill Clinton being bullied for being a ladies' man" angle

Pakled posted:

I think it's more "Those stupid libs are so concerned with stopping Moore that they'd throw their own guy under the bus to do so!"

Of course, someone with normal sensibilities would call that "integrity."

Electric Phantasm posted:

Can't wait to see his Al Franken toon.

Pakled posted:

I think it's more "Those stupid libs are so concerned with stopping Moore that they'd throw their own guy under the bus to do so!"

Of course, someone with normal sensibilities would call that "integrity."

Death Ray posted:

Hasn't enough time passed that we CAN throw Clinton under the bus and still be good liberals?

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Iron Crowned posted:

Where does The Boner Lord rule?

420 Gank Mid posted:

Never thought I'd see Branco go with the "Poor old Bill Clinton being bullied for being a ladies' man" angle

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"It's not over," Moore promised Monday afternoon in Alabama. "We do not intend to give up. We have only begun to fight."

The judge said he wasn't surprised about the high court's decision.

"It's not unexpected, completely unexpected the Supreme Court would decline to hear these petitions, indeed just last year they overturned the precedent which had existed for nearly 20 years regarding sodomy," Moore said.

Meanwhile, Moore faces a hearing on ethical violations Nov. 12. One of his lawyers in that hearing said the legal team is fighting vigorously for the judge.

"We will continue to defend and fight for the chief justice until hell freezes over, and when hell freezes over, we'll continue to fight them on the ice," said lawyer Terry Butts.

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Fox News posted:

A federal judge on Thursday declared a mistrial in the high-profile bribery case of New Jersey Democratic Sen. Bob Menendez, after jurors twice reported they were hopelessly deadlocked.

“There’s no alternative to declaring a mistrial,” U.S. District Court Judge William Walls said.

The mistrial is a major victory for Menendez and a blow to the Justice Department whose efforts to go after politicians in recent years have not been successful.

Outside the courthouse, an emotional Menendez made clear he’s out for political vengeance.

“To those who were digging my political grave so they could jump into my seat, I know who you are and I won’t forget you,” he said after the verdict.

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“No, I think he brought it closer to perjury,” the former Watergate counsel replied. “Perjury’s a very difficult crime to convict people of, because you’ve got to get in the person’s mind as to whether the were telling the truth.”

Nonetheless, Ackerman said “Jeff Sessions has made it a lot easier for a prosecutor.”

Ackerman outlined the three times Sessions lied in sworn testimony: first, when he falsely claimed at his confirmation hearing that he “didn’t recall” meeting with any Russians (he met thrice with Russian ambassador Sergei Kislyak); second, when he sent a letter to Sen. Patrick Leahy (D-VT) claiming outright that he never had contact with Russian officials; and third, when he “denied any knowledge about any [Trump campaign] surrogates having any contact with Russia.” The latter was proven to be a lie after it was revealed that former campaign aides George Papadopoulos and Carter Page told Sessions about their contacts with Russians.

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Vib Rib posted:

So earlier suspicions confirmed, I can conclude Stallie has no idea what the Russia Dossier is.

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Cpt.Americant posted:

So wait, now the going line is "Hillary colluded with Russia, but they forced her to do it?"

I honestly could not have seen that coming.

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