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I do like how the attorney just can’t figure a way to articulate his argument because it’s so insane
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And the best part is, come winter, the monkeys will all freeze to death!
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doverhog posted:I assume that is from discovery, so there would be no judge in the room. Yeah, the article says this is the discovery period. It seems to be from a deposition, so it's just the plaintiff's and defendant's attorneys with the manager in a closed room. So the defendant's attorney is able to object to the questions but there's no actual judge to legally enforce it as long as the one asking the questions isn't overstepping professional boundaries.
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Rats are the offspring of monkeys? hosed up if true
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Krankenstyle posted:Rats are the offspring of monkeys? hosed up if true Wait, is that supposed to be a normal size dude eating a baby? I always assumed it was a giant eating an adult human. It's hard to tell for sure without the head, but those look like adult limbs not baby limbs. I suppose it could be an especially skinny baby, but then why is the butt so big?
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Facebook Aunt posted:Wait, is that supposed to be a normal size dude eating a baby? I always assumed it was a giant eating an adult human. It's hard to tell for sure without the head, but those look like adult limbs not baby limbs. I suppose it could be an especially skinny baby, but then why is the butt so big? It is Saturn (Cronos) devouring his son (probably either Hades or Poseidon) by Goya AFewBricksShy has a new favorite as of 18:11 on Oct 22, 2019 |
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That's the god Saturn, also known as Kronos.
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Also if you want the son being eaten to look more like a baby, Rubens has got you covered
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Well look how uncultured I am. B.C. man breaks back, drags body through forest for three days I read this as a man with a broken back dragging someone else's body for three days. He was actually dragging his own half-paralyzed body, which is still impressive, but a bit of a let down honestly.
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The one benefit to living in the (sub)urban hellscape that is this part of Europe is that it's impossible to get lost in the wilderness
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Phlegmish posted:The one benefit to living in the (sub)urban hellscape that is this part of Europe is that it's impossible to get lost in the wilderness Buah, in Northern Europe you can leave take "a shortcut" and get lost to a wilderness where nothing exists for the next 40km (~25 miles) unless you find your way back.
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Petition to change the thread title to Weed News Headlines for this page.
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Facebook Aunt posted:Well look how uncultured I am. The headline leaves off that it was a bungled suicide attempt. He was really close to civilization but threw his stuff away and jumped out of a tree.
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Der Kyhe posted:Buah, in Northern Europe you can leave take "a shortcut" and get lost to a wilderness where nothing exists for the next 40km (~25 miles) unless you find your way back. Presumably he doesn't live in that part of Europe.
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Der Kyhe posted:Buah, in Northern Europe you can leave take "a shortcut" and get lost to a wilderness where nothing exists for the next 40km (~25 miles) unless you find your way back. It's cute that you think 40km is a long way. I just did an easy walk and it was 100km to the next house. 
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False alibi': Tarantino responsible for murdering schoolgirl, prosecutor tells court
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Inceltown posted:False alibi': Tarantino responsible for murdering schoolgirl, prosecutor tells court I thought I had missed some huge Quinton Tarentino news
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Randaconda posted:I thought I had missed some huge Quinton Tarentino news Yeah, the headline isn't really weird but the name makes it. Have a story about a council stepping up to protect 1.5m long worms that just chill and squelch around underground in the bush. Giant Gippsland earthworms get council protections to preserve precious habitat
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Inceltown posted:Yeah, the headline isn't really weird but the name makes it.
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Splicer posted:Read about these super cool worms in a Bill Bryson book so I'm glad to hear they're doing OK There is a lot wrong with Australia but our strange and wonderful animal life is not it.
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Redrum.
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https://www.newsweek.com/florida-inmate-threw-iguana-alligator-prison-zoo-1467272 Florida Inmate Feeds Pet Iguana to Alligator at Prison Zoo, Is Charged With Animal Cruelty: 'I'm Still in Disbelief' How horrible... wait, a prison zoo?? Oh its florida again. "Selander said inmate workers on the farm have duties that include feeding, watering, cleaning and caring for the animals, but they are not permitted to feed the snakes, lizards or gators. She added that no live food is ever given to any of the animals." So its like an animal farm that they can work at, kinda cool to learn about
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cinni posted:So its like an animal farm that they can work at, kinda cool to learn about Oof.
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Why oof? Reminds me of those dog programs for prisoners and parolees. The pound is like animal prison in a way, so they already have so much in common. Its a sweet sentiment.
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cinni posted:Why oof? Reminds me of those dog programs for prisoners and parolees. The pound is like animal prison in a way, so they already have so much in common. Its a sweet sentiment. for-profit prisons are slavery
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razorrozar posted:for-profit prisons are slavery I mean, in this case is anyone profiting off of the prison zoo? If it just gives the prisoners something to do, that’s cool. No different than some prisons letting prisoners keep dogs as pets.
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razorrozar posted:for-profit prisons are slavery I was convinced it was the Animal Farm reference but I guess both work equally well.
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cinni posted:https://www.newsweek.com/florida-inmate-threw-iguana-alligator-prison-zoo-1467272 Is there a way to interpret the law that says we should charge this guy, but not every single outdoor cat owner?
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