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Michigan Wolverine in MN. Tsundoku master. Civil litigation & appeals, mostly insurance coverage related. Here for law, writing, books, Irish whiskey, Man City & Minnesota United, and cute dog and cat pics, not necessarily in that order.
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That’s so fantastic! Congratulations!
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There you go picking on conservative law professors again. Have you no decency?
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We’ve really leaned into our bird watching era because of Merlin. I start almost every morning on the deck with it.
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Minnesota can have that effect on people. Sorry for the bumps along the way but so happy for you all that you made the move!
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Fhima’s, Hell’s Kitchen, and Manny’s should all be open later than 9 on a Friday. Manny’s and Fhima’s are both a bit pricier. If you don’t mind a quick ride, the Monte Carlo is open later every night. It’s where the judges and lawyers used to hang out.
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👀
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All I know is that the President who won the 2020 election would be able to negotiate the return of someone wrongly sent to El Salvador in about 5 minutes.
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The Detroit Red Wings fan in me has a smart ass response but the friend in me will say only that it is a hockey team from Denver.
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I’m so sorry, Collin. You deserve better from her, for you and your kids.
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I love this
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So sorry for your loss, Raffi
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po-TAY-toes!
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What story is that?
[ducks]
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I’ve seen more fight in a decapitated chicken.
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It really is. I would read whole books about historical highbrow and poetic insults and the contexts in which they were used, especially by women.
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I’m going to add that to my vocabulary.
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All of these had me legit laughing out loud, but especially this one and “perplexingly prominent.”
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So so mad on your behalf. “Maybe next time” is what someone who is totally detached and not invested in your well being says, not a care provider.
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Playing this feed (with the sound on, of course) is the highest and best use of my large second monitor in my office. It’s absolutely captivating.
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Order placed, via Brilliant Books in Traverse City.
www.brilliant-books.net
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Well done and kudos for getting it out so quickly.
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Good on you, Collin. If I were a prospective student, I’d want to see that kind of info and I’d be thankful to anyone who shared it with me.
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I love his use of the texture and depth of the cardboard in conjunction with the colors. The overall effect pulls you into the scene. Very cool!
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Order placed.
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Just sent you her contact info. Hope this helps!
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Can you email me at [email protected]? I’ll shoot you her name and contact info straight away.
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I can recommend someone in Minneapolis if your friend is in the Twin Cities.
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I thought there was already a substantial body of scholarship on this.
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It’s hard to believe that @amyklobuchar.com used to have quite the reputation as a street fighter and prosecutor. She appears to have fully succumbed to the rarefied and genteel air of the Senate as if this were a normal administration and her highest duty was to maintaining civil discourse.
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Upon reflection, that looks like 1 to 1.5 face cords.
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That looks like a couple of face cords. $100 would be an absolute steal. Around here, we are paying $279 a face cord for oak at the moment.