based on things he has said and done recently, yeah, i think that’s exactly what he means.
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Please be lenient with me, I only attacked that police officer because he wasn’t allowing us to do something illegal!
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Difficult to ponder such thinking…
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Levin Report: Minnesota GOP Candidate Warns Abortion Access Leads to Women Having Careers
https://link.vanityfair.com/view/617af241112b25773a0cc41bgxfsu.1a3p/497bf2df
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It started out with comments attorney Timothy Scott made on the record to opposing counsel. After losing a motion for nonsuit, Scott made the following remarks, just laced with meaning:
“…I hope this doesn’t sound unctuous, but just to end the weekend on a good note, I want to thank the court staff. I want to say to have a good weekend to Mr. DeMaria. I want to say have a good weekend to Ms. Frerich. And I want to say have a good weekend to both MTS counsel. I’ll See you next Tuesday. See you next Tuesday.”
As someone not aware of the referenced meme… “unctuous”? Seriously? That really doesn’t sound like it makes sense in the context.
But…
For the uninitiated like this dear judge, see you next Tuesday is a euphemism for cunt, which is very much an insult and a sexist one at that.
But you know, it wouldn’t be an ATL story if that’s where it ended. The Urban Dictionary meaning of the phrase was shared with Judge Sturgeon by one of the attorneys on the receiving end of this not-so-hidden insult (Erin Lagasse). He then held an in-chambers meeting where it was revealed that Scott knew exactly what he was saying — because of course he did. Yet he tried to justify it by arguing that he didn’t think anyone would know what he was really saying.
The judge described Scott’s behavior as “reprehensible,” and such behavior “will not be tolerated in this courtroom.” And, BOOM — Judge Sturgeon alerted the State Bar of California and will be filing a disciplinary referral with the State Bar.
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I’ll just say that until now, I had seen no cases in which a defendant claimed to have killed in self-defense because the victim had summoned a Bigfoot to murder him.
Now I have.
You’ll be surprised to know that it isn’t clear exactly what made this noodling excursion turn ugly. But it is clear why the matter escalated, or at least it’s clear what the suspect said about why it escalated, according to the sheriff: “His statement was that [the other man] had summoned ‘Bigfoot’ to come and kill him. That’s why he had to kill [him first].”
[link added, to bypass the discussion of “noodling”]
The sheriff did note that the suspect “appeared to be under the influence of something” when he made the self-defense claim, so that is another potential explanation.
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Social media users have claimed the video has been altered to superimpose the president’s face on an actor’s body using artificial intelligence.
Why? It’s a guy in a suit standing in an office. It’s not like he’s been inserted into Predator or something.
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But it’s not like he’s Kevin Peter Hall - he’s the POTUS. I wouldn’t be surprised if they also claimed that Biden is hooked up to a lot of machines in some secret hospital room.
Is Paul McCartney really him?
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The idea of a “Creation Museum” is what is dumb to me.
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Wow… there’s toxic masculinity, and then there’s whatever the heck this is…
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Yeah, and you can’t even use his name to call it out. Both Scott and Adams are just such common names. So you can’t say stuff like “Wow, he really Scott Adamsed that.”
That’s why I think he should formally change his name to “Douche Canoe”, or something similar. So we could say “The Douche Canoe formerly known as Scott Adams” or whatever.
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I hadn’t heard of the National Economic Security and Reformation Act until recently, but there’s a good reason for that. Congress secretly passed NESARA more than two decades ago, wiping out all debts and creating a new currency, but it never had the chance to make this public. It had planned to do so on September 11, 2001, but this was ruined by the destruction of the World Trade Center. Of course, the timing was no coincidence, because the Illuminati deliberately blew up the WTC to keep the American people from learning about the law, to destroy all evidence of it, and to seize the gold that had been meant to support the new currency. But NESARA was such a good idea, it went global. That’s the G in GESARA, a treaty that many countries have signed, including Canada. And that, your Honor, is why Canadians don’t have to pay their mortgages.
That’s what Karen Wai King Lew told the Supreme Court of British Columbia earlier this year, according to the CBC.
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The brainworm got everywhere, riding human bodies out of Antarctica and filling the world with murderous nonsense.
This is a The Thing reference.
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The man - named by police as Cory Wayne Patterson - was arrested after landing in a field, having circled near Tupelo, Mississippi, for hours.
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And remember: John Wayne (the actor) was named Marion Morrison, which was considered to be an effeminate name.
Can you imagine the psychological damage inflicted upon him and other actors and actresses who were told their names (which many of them were raised to believe were never to be sullied and always to be upheld with respect) weren’t good enough for their profession?
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Not just "Wayne"s either. John Wilkes Booth, Lee Harvey Oswald; there’s something about people who go by three names, although Neil Patrick Harris seems to be in the clear, murder-wise.
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