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Dark_Cloud_Overhead

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  1. That's nuts. Just as nuts as that though might be that he admitted on camera that he could make a call and have Garcia brought back if he wanted to, but just won't do it. That just totally flies in the face of and completely undermines the argument they've made in court. He's essentially screaming at the top of his lungs there that he's deliberately violating the supreme court's order and daring them to do something about it. He just handed the Garcia family's lawyer a golden gift right there. That will 100% be brought up in court as proof they're willfully acting in contempt of the court's order.
  2. https://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/livestory/canada-election-liberals-will-form-next-government-cbc-news-projects-9.6738893
  3. Soul 9/10 Flight Risk 7/10 Juror No. 2 3/10 (This felt just so overly contrived. Odds of something like this happening would have to be so astronomically small in the first place, but then the decisions the characters make also felt just designed to create an unnecessarily dramatic moral/ethical dilemma of a situation.) Companion 9/10 (This one kind of fooled me, in that for a while it seemed like it wasn't going to be about what I thought it was going to be, but then it wound up being that after all, just not in the way I thought it would. Ultimately though, really pleasantly surprised to say I ended up loving it.)
  4. https://www.cbsnews.com/news/doge-cuts-cost-135-billion-analysis-elon-musk-department-of-government-efficiency/ " The $135 billion cost to taxpayers doesn't include the expense of defending multiple lawsuits challenging DOGE's actions, nor the impact of estimated lost tax collections due to staff cuts at the IRS. " "The IRS, which is planning on cutting roughly 40% of its workforce, could forego $323 billion in tax revenue over the next decade due to lower tax compliance and a decline in audits, according to an estimate from the Yale Budget Lab." So yeah, shocker, the doggie doo doo department is the waste, and it's looking like one awfully big turd being laid on all of us.
  5. He switched places with some other dude's body right before Doflamingo fired what apparently would have been the killing shots, making it appear like he had been killed, so that he could switch back a moment later and give him the chance to catch him off guard with that Gamma Knife technique. Actually a pretty smart plan, only it did rely on the body not turning over while it was being shot and revealing it was somebody else for a moment.
  6. Never seen him pull shambles with just bodies and not the clothes before. Also, either he picked a guy who was also missing an arm, or he got kinda lucky they didn't notice the body suddenly had both arms. Went back and checked the video and side with the missing arm was out of view the whole time.
  7. Switched places with some other dude to avoid the fatal shots. LOL Guess that explains it. This time at least.
  8. Seems pretty clear though that Luffy is actually paying attention to him by how he's learning to avoid Flamingo's attacks better and better as the fight goes along.
  9. LOL And of course we need to see every single person in the kingdom's reaction to the realization of their impending doom.
  10. I mean, if you were skinny eough, seems like it would be easy enough to fit between the strings. Guess everyone in the kingdom must be big eaters.
  11. He spoke. He is immune to bullets! Either that or Doflamingo totally fails when it comes to targeting vital spots.
  12. Could be. Not like he didn't shoot him all up before and he's still kicking.
  13. I'm very against any type of drug use myself. Since I've been an adult, I think I've only ever once taken any type of medication, and it was for a virus that made me lose hearing in one ear for a short while, so it was a very unusual circumstance. No matter how popular the drug, I imagine there would always be at least some people that wouldn't be caught up in using it. That said it wouldn't have to get everybody to more or less end human civilization.
  14. Pharmaceutical companies claimed prescription opioids weren't addictive. A healthy dose of skepticism is understandable when it comes to kids. It's pretty typical I think for drugs to require a longer period of testing before being approved safe to use for minors.
  15. Depending on how addictive it is, I could understand it being forbidden to give it to kids.
  16. Really? LOL Cuz I thought that like was the funniest thing ever when I first saw it. Though I remember it more from the episode where he says it at the end, after he blows himself up. "I repeat... The white mouse will not explode."
  17. Nah, that game's old hat. Haven't you heard? They already moved on to 5D now.
  18. Sure they can. And I'm the ender of worlds.
  19. Yeah some guys are just irredeemable creeps, and I for one am perfectly okay with that if that's all there is to him.
  20. He knew how to hit him where it hurt and properly motivate him. Gotta give Mihawk credit.
  21. LMAO Usopp freaking out even more than usual. Ah, so King was on cleanup duty. I was wondering on where he was gonna come in.
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