modestobulldog
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I am traveling, and I've not kept up on this thread, but I'm thinking there needs to be some criminal prosecution of somebody. If this happened to an ordinary person, they would be facing criminal prosecution. Also, some NRA training for the entire staff including Alec would have been appropriate. -
In-n-Out fights back against San Francisco
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To be specific, Double Double add onions and pickles. -
In-n-Out fights back against San Francisco
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In-n-Out double double is the best $4 Burger on planet earth. -
How are the hospitality prices fairing in Edgerton?
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Furnace Creek a few years ago
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Or fried catfish in Mississippi stations. Ice Cream cones at Wyoming Little America are great too.
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A culinary orgasm!
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Until Trump beats Kamala in 24.
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+1
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That you guys are having a kiniption fit over this is hilarious. Dis next four years will be fun.
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I think you are probably right, just waiting for more details to come out on parents.
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Brian was an adult, he was free to come and go as he pleases. It isn't clear what they knew or if they did anything inappropriate. It doesn't look good, but I don't think we know what they knew and the timeline vs. their actions. But then again, I haven't followed parents close enough to make a statement like you did. Sometimes good parents have a kid or kids go bad, and bad parents where kid or kids turn out alright. I was just curious your thoughts that led to your assertion.
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Why do you think that? I am not sure.
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During the last month plus, I thought of the most famous trial in Modesto history (crime committed in Modesto, tried in Santa Clara county as I recall) of that San Diego guy Scott Peterson who allegedly murdered his pregnant wife and local gal Laci Rocha Peterson and did it on or about Christmas Eve. Hell, his death sentence was recently overturned, local district attorney isn't going to reprosecute as death penalty, he should be sentenced to life imprisonment later this fall. The Rocha's are okay with that as well. Here it is almost 20 years later and Rocha's life is still disrupted with le
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I wonder how Brian got to that park? As I recall, it was a significant distance from his parents home.
