what woman is happy?Skans » Yesterday, 3:54 pm » wrote: ↑ I tended to skip over that. The weird entitled girl at the end caught my attention. She wanted to stay at home all day and pretend to write a book. But, when her live-in boyfriend wanted her to be useful and do housework, she hated on him for that. So many things wrong with that scenario, that the one thing I know for sure, that little bitch will NEVER be happy in life. Sad, but true.
color me surprised...*Huey » Yesterday, 2:08 pm » wrote: ↑ He grew up watching too much Perry Mason Followed by Matlock. That is why the moron grandstands and is theatrical with his questions.
Funny part is I used to question people for a living. I worked with lawyers on what they would ask in court or in arbitration. He has no **** clue what he is doing.
A 16 year old going on her first date. It's all down hill after that!
So people should disbelieve their lying eyes when they see you always neverrunning like a bitch - because you insist you don't suck as bad as it looks?*Huey » Yesterday, 2:08 pm » wrote: ↑ He grew up watching too much Perry Mason Followed by Matlock. That is why the moron grandstands and is theatrical with his questions.
Funny part is I used to question people for a living. I worked with lawyers on what they would ask in court or in arbitration. He has no **** clue what he is doing.
Speaking of running. Like a bitch, Bitch:Blackvegetable » 42 minutes ago » wrote: ↑ So people should disbelieve their lying eyes when they see you always neverrunning like a bitch - because you insist you don't suck as bad as it looks?
Have you ever, successfully, represented yourself in court?
Ever spend 4 hrs with a couple of bright eyed attorneys from the State's AG office hoping to nail you to a cross for their boss?
No litigator would ever put you on the stand....you'd be plucked like a squab.
*Huey » Yesterday, 2:08 pm » wrote: ↑ He grew up watching too much Perry Mason Followed by Matlock. That is why the moron grandstands and is theatrical with his questions.
Funny part is I used to question people for a living. I worked with lawyers on what they would ask in court or in arbitration. He has no **** clue what he is doing.
What was the "Tariff Ruling"?
Do you see a reference to your children, mother or domicile?
Blackvegetable » 5 minutes ago » wrote: ↑ Do you see a reference to your children, mother or domicile?
I’m tempted to enter puts again…the retail sentiment gauge on this website is undeniably potent…
Not a single answer...*Huey » 10 minutes ago » wrote: ↑ Speaking of running. Like a bitch, Bitch:
Was Biden in severe cognitive decline when in office and should he have been removed? That is a Yes or No question, NoStands.
I love your tales from a backwoods court, Bitch. Keeping running, Bitch.
what’s the question?
The weirdness variables cannot retain the same potency relative to volatility as they have....The problem is trying to bet on the strength of Stupid.LowIQTrash » 9 minutes ago » wrote: ↑ I’m tempted to enter puts again…the retail sentiment gauge on this website is undeniably potent…
BV knows what he's doing. He intentionally asks stupid questions. He could ask better questions, but chooses not to. He could actually have a discussion, but chooses not to. So, here is what BV is doing and what he is possibly doing....*Huey » Yesterday, 2:08 pm » wrote: ↑ He grew up watching too much Perry Mason Followed by Matlock. That is why the moron grandstands and is theatrical with his questions.
Funny part is I used to question people for a living. I worked with lawyers on what they would ask in court or in arbitration. He has no **** clue what he is doing.
It ruled that the NASDQ is now up 104 points!!! Must have been ignored by Trump, or stayed by the court. LOL
I wouldn't be surprised with a local top around 6050 followed with a revisit to 5100-5300.Blackvegetable » Today, 9:13 am » wrote: ↑ The weirdness variables cannot retain the same potency relative to volatility as they have....The problem is trying to bet on the strength of Stupid.