brewhan davey

Will we get a Tiger Ree resurrection thread soon? The circumstances suggest so.

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There’s a hard core uptown conservative few.

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Kingpin patrons :cheers:

That people like Gravy have any sway in Louisiana politics is enough, in and of itself, to show how fricked this state is. :geauxtigers:

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Experts

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I hope that society as a whole has grown to be skeptical of any media outlet's unilateral characterization of someone as an "expert."

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Just when the SEC thinks they don’t have to worry about Trey’Dez anymore: boom, Trey’Dez 2.0 immediately fills in his stead. HUGE pickup.

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Anybody know where this was in NOLA?

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Uptown at Joseph and Willow--not a bad area; just a few blocks away from Tulane.

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Your wife rear ended a vehicle stopped to make a left turn. Insurance companies will determine liability using prior history of similar claims and look at how a judge would decide liability. New comparative negligence law in LA bars recovery for anyone deemed 51% or more at fault. Your wife is more than 51% at fault, so you will not likely be able to recover under the liability policy of the stopped vehicle. While the other vehicle may have a small % of liability, somewhere in the 10-30% range, you still cannot recover due to the new comp neg laws in LA.

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OP might as well set a calendar reminder for 2 years from now for when he gets served with a lawsuit filed by Gordon.

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I wonder if it’s suicide, but then his wife messes with the scene to cover up that it was suicide so she could cash in on the life insurance.

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That's exactly what my theory is, especially after watching the latest episode.

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Schedule I. What a joke.

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It is a self-contradiction. Schedule I substances must meet all of the following criteria:

1. The drug or other substance has a high potential for abuse;
2. The drug or other substance has no currently accepted medical use in treatment in the United States; and
3. There is a lack of accepted safety for use of the drug or other substance under medical supervision.

How do you square medical marijuana with this criteria?