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Soooo… can the president pardon direct contempt for which the Bailiff takes someone into custody?
November 30, 2025 at 9:33 PM
Soooo… can the president pardon direct contempt for which the Bailiff takes someone into custody?
Did I fall into the alternative timeline where The Onion is serious news again?
November 29, 2025 at 2:46 PM
Did I fall into the alternative timeline where The Onion is serious news again?
The laptop part reads as the IT bods not being involved and the lawyer using a ticket log they don’t understand to me (and reads like either the technician is an asshole, or the system is terrible, but it could be either)
November 29, 2025 at 2:45 PM
The laptop part reads as the IT bods not being involved and the lawyer using a ticket log they don’t understand to me (and reads like either the technician is an asshole, or the system is terrible, but it could be either)
It ain’t everyone, even with 9 digit spending trying to make it be.
November 29, 2025 at 10:18 AM
It ain’t everyone, even with 9 digit spending trying to make it be.
Do they think people who read their judgement won’t be able to determine their bias from it?
More importantly, I’m now curious about the standards and options for recusal when biased against a claimant. Research time.
More importantly, I’m now curious about the standards and options for recusal when biased against a claimant. Research time.
November 28, 2025 at 10:35 PM
Do they think people who read their judgement won’t be able to determine their bias from it?
More importantly, I’m now curious about the standards and options for recusal when biased against a claimant. Research time.
More importantly, I’m now curious about the standards and options for recusal when biased against a claimant. Research time.
I read a sample of both positive and negative, regardless of overall rating, even if I’m buying on another platform. I usually don’t care about the actual rating, however.
November 28, 2025 at 10:11 AM
I read a sample of both positive and negative, regardless of overall rating, even if I’m buying on another platform. I usually don’t care about the actual rating, however.
While it’s still the executive.
Fear of reprisal once you lose an election to someone isn’t a good reason to avoid prosecuting someone, nor effective in preventing said reprisal, but it sure is popular, even if that’s not who you’re certain to lose to.
Fear of reprisal once you lose an election to someone isn’t a good reason to avoid prosecuting someone, nor effective in preventing said reprisal, but it sure is popular, even if that’s not who you’re certain to lose to.
November 25, 2025 at 2:32 PM
While it’s still the executive.
Fear of reprisal once you lose an election to someone isn’t a good reason to avoid prosecuting someone, nor effective in preventing said reprisal, but it sure is popular, even if that’s not who you’re certain to lose to.
Fear of reprisal once you lose an election to someone isn’t a good reason to avoid prosecuting someone, nor effective in preventing said reprisal, but it sure is popular, even if that’s not who you’re certain to lose to.
Coincidentally, we should force them to sell their property before they leave, should they choose to do so.
No need to tax the sale specially, there’ll be a couple of dozen chains of people able to buy a nicer house at a massive discount and nothing of value lost to the country.
No need to tax the sale specially, there’ll be a couple of dozen chains of people able to buy a nicer house at a massive discount and nothing of value lost to the country.
November 23, 2025 at 4:00 PM
Coincidentally, we should force them to sell their property before they leave, should they choose to do so.
No need to tax the sale specially, there’ll be a couple of dozen chains of people able to buy a nicer house at a massive discount and nothing of value lost to the country.
No need to tax the sale specially, there’ll be a couple of dozen chains of people able to buy a nicer house at a massive discount and nothing of value lost to the country.
The times also failing to employ an editor who can spot repeated words, or a writer who bothers to check the grammar error underline their writing software will have provided to highlight it… really doesn’t surprise me.
November 23, 2025 at 10:12 AM
The times also failing to employ an editor who can spot repeated words, or a writer who bothers to check the grammar error underline their writing software will have provided to highlight it… really doesn’t surprise me.
It doesn’t require much brain for the early part.
It’s lovely.
It does require some emotional stability at the very start.
I think I’m replying to the wrong post in the thread and some of this post will require context aaaah
It’s lovely.
It does require some emotional stability at the very start.
I think I’m replying to the wrong post in the thread and some of this post will require context aaaah
November 21, 2025 at 10:12 AM
It doesn’t require much brain for the early part.
It’s lovely.
It does require some emotional stability at the very start.
I think I’m replying to the wrong post in the thread and some of this post will require context aaaah
It’s lovely.
It does require some emotional stability at the very start.
I think I’m replying to the wrong post in the thread and some of this post will require context aaaah
And if she gets it right, then instructions were not followed…
November 20, 2025 at 6:16 AM
And if she gets it right, then instructions were not followed…
The ones who don’t are the ones we see getting ruthlessly briefed against in the press and hounded for minor things.
Politics as usual, really. You don’t get to be in the leadership unless someone has compromat (genitals in a dead pig’s mouth, anyone? That remains a winning bit of blackmail)
Politics as usual, really. You don’t get to be in the leadership unless someone has compromat (genitals in a dead pig’s mouth, anyone? That remains a winning bit of blackmail)
November 19, 2025 at 10:19 AM
The ones who don’t are the ones we see getting ruthlessly briefed against in the press and hounded for minor things.
Politics as usual, really. You don’t get to be in the leadership unless someone has compromat (genitals in a dead pig’s mouth, anyone? That remains a winning bit of blackmail)
Politics as usual, really. You don’t get to be in the leadership unless someone has compromat (genitals in a dead pig’s mouth, anyone? That remains a winning bit of blackmail)
I think something similar, but in some ways more positive - burn their political capital fixing the basic machinery, which is hard fights for no personal rewards, and the foundations were so weak that the remaining effort and influence is overwhelmed by the “advisor” crew who set the open policies.
November 19, 2025 at 10:10 AM
I think something similar, but in some ways more positive - burn their political capital fixing the basic machinery, which is hard fights for no personal rewards, and the foundations were so weak that the remaining effort and influence is overwhelmed by the “advisor” crew who set the open policies.
Much as I despise the current Labour government, there’s a lot of stuff you normally don’t see getting quietly fixed that’s just day-to-day government working properly.
My personal experience of it is the level of customs work actually getting done properly, with de minimis abuse cases especially.
My personal experience of it is the level of customs work actually getting done properly, with de minimis abuse cases especially.
November 19, 2025 at 10:00 AM
Much as I despise the current Labour government, there’s a lot of stuff you normally don’t see getting quietly fixed that’s just day-to-day government working properly.
My personal experience of it is the level of customs work actually getting done properly, with de minimis abuse cases especially.
My personal experience of it is the level of customs work actually getting done properly, with de minimis abuse cases especially.
“Bad” ending? Undercover.
November 14, 2025 at 4:59 AM
“Bad” ending? Undercover.
Improving the competence and professionalism of both organisations.
November 8, 2025 at 2:30 PM
Improving the competence and professionalism of both organisations.
With the capability to use reasoning and logic effectively comes the understanding that racism is nonsensical.
November 8, 2025 at 9:59 AM
With the capability to use reasoning and logic effectively comes the understanding that racism is nonsensical.
I have failed to resist my urge to post “*Mad Dog.”
November 7, 2025 at 7:41 PM
I have failed to resist my urge to post “*Mad Dog.”
Also can’t do commas correctly, assuming he has any concept of how humans talk, which is questionable, given the presumed quote he’s using…
November 7, 2025 at 2:29 PM
Also can’t do commas correctly, assuming he has any concept of how humans talk, which is questionable, given the presumed quote he’s using…
I am obliged to claim that it encompasses people of all shades of posting quality… but I am biased, because I post bad replies to good posts.
November 7, 2025 at 1:26 PM
I am obliged to claim that it encompasses people of all shades of posting quality… but I am biased, because I post bad replies to good posts.
Once I actually read the legend I was reassured that I can, in fact, read, but there was a long minute…
(It’s a good list of fun, your taste is as good as your posting)
(It’s a good list of fun, your taste is as good as your posting)
November 6, 2025 at 10:08 PM
Once I actually read the legend I was reassured that I can, in fact, read, but there was a long minute…
(It’s a good list of fun, your taste is as good as your posting)
(It’s a good list of fun, your taste is as good as your posting)
I assumed blue was “maybe” for a quick first look and oooh, wow, was I questioning my sanity for a minute.
November 6, 2025 at 10:02 PM
I assumed blue was “maybe” for a quick first look and oooh, wow, was I questioning my sanity for a minute.
Impressive that Cummings betrays he’s never spoken to a warehouse worker in his life, while approximating what would be said about him.
November 6, 2025 at 7:08 PM
Impressive that Cummings betrays he’s never spoken to a warehouse worker in his life, while approximating what would be said about him.
Making a note to never come near you unless I’m currently suffering heart problems, and to have the title list ready if I am.
November 6, 2025 at 7:05 PM
Making a note to never come near you unless I’m currently suffering heart problems, and to have the title list ready if I am.
“Lord of Coronaries” is a touch concerning and perhaps sends the wrong message?
How about just “His most esteemed Majesty?” Instead of that one?
How about just “His most esteemed Majesty?” Instead of that one?
November 6, 2025 at 2:44 PM
“Lord of Coronaries” is a touch concerning and perhaps sends the wrong message?
How about just “His most esteemed Majesty?” Instead of that one?
How about just “His most esteemed Majesty?” Instead of that one?