The Amazing Prizzini
@amazingprizzini.bsky.social
Chicago’s very own Clown Attorney. Occasional British Loyalist who still welcomes a return of Queen Elizabeth II to these shores.
Should not be taken too seriously, please.
Should not be taken too seriously, please.
If it’s to fund an account that can be used for premiums or other medical costs based off of the old premium subsidies, I guess it’s not awful, but suspect it will be terrible
November 11, 2025 at 12:38 PM
If it’s to fund an account that can be used for premiums or other medical costs based off of the old premium subsidies, I guess it’s not awful, but suspect it will be terrible
That’s what that shit is?
November 11, 2025 at 1:41 AM
That’s what that shit is?
Where I pretend that I am from sometimes, we call it squirty cream like Gentlemen.
November 11, 2025 at 1:30 AM
Where I pretend that I am from sometimes, we call it squirty cream like Gentlemen.
It will be a Trial.
November 10, 2025 at 9:39 PM
It will be a Trial.
It is really fucking bad here in Chicago.
They did this, and then went, early this morning to take a picture in front of the bean, and shouting “little village”, which is where a lot of this operation was.
They did this, and then went, early this morning to take a picture in front of the bean, and shouting “little village”, which is where a lot of this operation was.
November 10, 2025 at 7:52 PM
It is really fucking bad here in Chicago.
They did this, and then went, early this morning to take a picture in front of the bean, and shouting “little village”, which is where a lot of this operation was.
They did this, and then went, early this morning to take a picture in front of the bean, and shouting “little village”, which is where a lot of this operation was.
I’m sure there’s be a lot of lawyers like me eager to give them a bloody nose, so to speak.
November 10, 2025 at 6:55 PM
I’m sure there’s be a lot of lawyers like me eager to give them a bloody nose, so to speak.
What kind of constitutional order are we going to end up with at the end of this 25+ year crisis?
WE’ll find out!
WE’ll find out!
November 10, 2025 at 6:39 PM
What kind of constitutional order are we going to end up with at the end of this 25+ year crisis?
WE’ll find out!
WE’ll find out!
Anywho, all of that war eventually culminated with the crown of France triumphing over all of the old medieval Duchies, and the country of France being established more or less in what we would recognize today.
November 10, 2025 at 6:39 PM
Anywho, all of that war eventually culminated with the crown of France triumphing over all of the old medieval Duchies, and the country of France being established more or less in what we would recognize today.
(Sadly, even the glories of Agincourt should be seen as being part of this larger struggle. It was won by England in the middle of a large civil war between the French crown and the Duke Burgundy.)
November 10, 2025 at 6:39 PM
(Sadly, even the glories of Agincourt should be seen as being part of this larger struggle. It was won by England in the middle of a large civil war between the French crown and the Duke Burgundy.)
Gradually, the central power of France won out. 1492 is the treaty of Etaples, in which England recognized the annexation of the last sort of independent Duchy, Brittany.
November 10, 2025 at 6:39 PM
Gradually, the central power of France won out. 1492 is the treaty of Etaples, in which England recognized the annexation of the last sort of independent Duchy, Brittany.
The reality was that the real power in 12th century France lay with the Dukes and Ducheses, not the crown.
Those various wars (which includes the Hundred Years’ War, which was really a series of wars fought over some 100+ years) were all about how much power the French King had.
Those various wars (which includes the Hundred Years’ War, which was really a series of wars fought over some 100+ years) were all about how much power the French King had.
November 10, 2025 at 6:39 PM
The reality was that the real power in 12th century France lay with the Dukes and Ducheses, not the crown.
Those various wars (which includes the Hundred Years’ War, which was really a series of wars fought over some 100+ years) were all about how much power the French King had.
Those various wars (which includes the Hundred Years’ War, which was really a series of wars fought over some 100+ years) were all about how much power the French King had.
Let’s just run with it. Those wars got teed off by the second marriage of Eleanor of Aquitaine to King Henry II, uniting about half of France with England, under the guise of various duchies that nominally gave homage to the King of France.
November 10, 2025 at 6:34 PM
Let’s just run with it. Those wars got teed off by the second marriage of Eleanor of Aquitaine to King Henry II, uniting about half of France with England, under the guise of various duchies that nominally gave homage to the King of France.