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Nice Planet #8: You People Make Me Sick.

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LynahFan said:
I'd agree with you on that - nothing in that article indicates that he's an outlier from the typical law faculty.
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I will say, at creighton I only ran across a few Paperchase-esque professors. Most of them were actually approachable. It was mainly the old guard that had been there for decades that were the asses.
 
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The phone number for "Chuck" at the apartment complex is in the comments....if anyone feels so inclined...


Central, SC (WHNS) — A soldier returning home for the holidays to see his wife and newborn baby in Central, South Carolina is being kicked out of his wife’s apartment after the landlord said he is overstaying the time allowed for visitors.

Sergeant William Bolt is stationed in Missouri, but his wife has been in Central. She gave birth to their daughter two weeks ago.

Bolt said the landlord at The Groves apartment complex in Central told him he had overstayed, saying visitors are not allowed to stay in the apartments past seven days, per the agreement signed by Bolt’s wife, Lily.

“I’m stationed in Missouri and we haven’t seen each other in six months. What’s the problem with me staying and visiting with my wife?” Bolt said.
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866-979-8173
 
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Kinda talked about this ISIL thing this weekend. Can't declare war (legally) against a group, only a state/country. The ISIL thing isn't legally established from our understanding. So it's only a police action/similar. That limits some actions that the US can take (and maybe the world, dunno others' laws). Add to that, they don't play by the rules, and this whole thing is very scary.
 
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FlagDUDE08 said:
Wonder if the cop apologetics will protest this one. http://www.inquisitr.com/1623697/ho...i-sheriff-parents-tasered-and-pepper-sprayed/
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I wonder if our resident frigid virgin will protest that these stories, which are, at a minimum, of comparable "source quality" are a construct of propagandist, police state media:

http://www.thedenverchannel.com/the...ops-doing-good-deeds-are-trending-on-facebook

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/news/good-cops/

http://www.dailykos.com/story/2014/10/07/1334830/-One-Good-Cop-Michigan-s-a-better-place-today


Oh Great Spaghetti Monster, why do I bother?
 
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FlagDUDE08 said:
Put a headstone at a loved one's grave site, or travel the country profiting off the country's sensitivity to race... hmmm, tough choice... http://mrconservative.com/2014/12/5...a-tour-while-his-body-lies-in-unmarked-grave/
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Two quick thoughts:
- I've never worked at a cemetery, nor have I talked to anyone who has, but being in the construction industry (specifically road construction so I'm familiar with soils conditions), that certainly seems like way too much settling of the dirt.
- A friend's brother was killed a few years ago, and it took almost a year for the headstone to be delivered to the grave site.
 
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aparch said:
Two quick thoughts:
- I've never worked at a cemetery, nor have I talked to anyone who has, but being in the construction industry (specifically road construction so I'm familiar with soils conditions), that certainly seems like way too much settling of the dirt.
- A friend's brother was killed a few years ago, and it took almost a year for the headstone to be delivered to the grave site.
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Flaggy, being as blind to the real world as he is, would be shocked how long it can take between the actual burial, and the placement of the headstone. Especially if the headstone has a special/non-generic epitaph or design. Plus, I'm sure that these shrieking arch-conservative websites are experts on soil composition. :rolleyes:

My mom and I went looking for my grandparents' headstone a few months ago, and figured out that it's buried under a pile of mud and & grass because it was located in a particularly low & watery area of the cemetery they were buried in in 17 years ago.
 
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