Jimdamick
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I was under the impression that it tastes like chicken
Happy thread :)
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Dominion Voting Systems suing Newsmax, One America News over election claims
In separate lawsuits filed this week, the company alleges that One America News and Newsmax as well as Patrick Byrne, the former CEO of Overstock.com, made a series of false claims that the company's machines were manipulated to swing votes in President Biden's favor and against former President Trump.
“Newsmax helped create and cultivate an alternate reality where up is down, pigs have wings, and Dominion engaged in a colossal fraud to steal the presidency from Donald Trump by rigging the vote,” the lawsuit against Newsmax says, according to The Wall Street Journal.
The lawsuit against One America News focuses on a series of programming following the election titled “Dominion-izing the Vote,” which the company said was "exclusively devoted to defaming Dominion."
The lawsuit, which names OAN reporters Chanel Rion and Christina Bobb, alleges the network "recklessly disregarded the truth; indeed, OAN knew the statements it repeatedly broadcast about Dominion were lies."
Dominion's lawsuit against OAN also criticizes the network for putting Byrne on its airwaves to serve as an "expert" on the company's voting systems.
"Byrne has a long prior history of fabricating fantastical stories without ever providing a shred of evidence to support their truth, in order to serve his own personal interests," the lawsuit against OAN said.
In a statement to The Hill, Newsmax said after the election it had "simply reported on allegations made by well-known public figures, including the President, his advisors and members of Congress."
"Dominion’s action today is a clear attempt to squelch such reporting and undermine a free press," the outlet said.
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In separate lawsuits filed this week, the company alleges that One America News and Newsmax as well as Patrick Byrne, the former CEO of Overstock.com, made a series of false claims that the company's machines were manipulated to swing votes in President Biden's favor and against former President Trump.
“Newsmax helped create and cultivate an alternate reality where up is down, pigs have wings, and Dominion engaged in a colossal fraud to steal the presidency from Donald Trump by rigging the vote,” the lawsuit against Newsmax says, according to The Wall Street Journal.
The lawsuit against One America News focuses on a series of programming following the election titled “Dominion-izing the Vote,” which the company said was "exclusively devoted to defaming Dominion."
The lawsuit, which names OAN reporters Chanel Rion and Christina Bobb, alleges the network "recklessly disregarded the truth; indeed, OAN knew the statements it repeatedly broadcast about Dominion were lies."
Dominion's lawsuit against OAN also criticizes the network for putting Byrne on its airwaves to serve as an "expert" on the company's voting systems.
"Byrne has a long prior history of fabricating fantastical stories without ever providing a shred of evidence to support their truth, in order to serve his own personal interests," the lawsuit against OAN said.
In a statement to The Hill, Newsmax said after the election it had "simply reported on allegations made by well-known public figures, including the President, his advisors and members of Congress."
"Dominion’s action today is a clear attempt to squelch such reporting and undermine a free press," the outlet said.
Dominion Voting Systems suing Newsmax, One America News over election claims
The Dominion voting systems company is suing a pair of far-right media companies and the former head of Overstock.com for defamation based on statements made about the 2020 election. In separa…
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Don't Bogart
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What no Worcestershire sauce? Made for those questionable moments.
There's a horror short story, I believe set in England of a door-to-door meat sauce salesman. Has one customer buying 10, 12 bottles a week.
After about 6-8 weeks the guy not only isn't buying anymore. He doesn't live at the apartment. Puts 2 and 2 together through random bits of conversations over the weeks with neighbors and realizes the guy ate his wife.
Don't Bogart
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GIRLS??? You mean people.
At our B&B and the B&Bs around us, people from NY and Jersey were from another country.
CatHedral
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She must not have had good taste
Cycad
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Then there's Guinea Fowl. Sometimes you get served this in Africa it's like OG chicken. One day in the Lagos Airport Hotel the waiter served me some 'chicken' that was nearly as tough as camel. I called the waiter over and complained. He picked up a leg of 'chicken' off my plate and proceeded to chomp it down in front of me, including the freaking bones. "It seem OK to me sah."
CunningCanuk
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That sounds grouse
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CatHedral
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It is fowl
DIY-HP-LED
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Seems fishy to me
topcat
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Fortified with mercury.
CatHedral
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Shame but true
injinji
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All fowl is tough when the bird is old. We always had guinea and they taste fine when harvested at the proper age. Keeping them in a chicken coop and out of the top of trees was always an issue though. And they do make a little bit of noise.
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Robin comes out as bisexual in new Batman comic
In the new issue of "Batman: Urban Legends," Robin’s alter ego, Tim Drake, recently reunites with his old friend Bernard and asks him out on a date.
Comic writer Meghan Fitzmartin tweeted that she is happy her writing room trusted her vision of Drake/Robin’s character development and his story arc for the comic.
“My goal in writing has been and will always be to show just how much God loves you. You are so incredibly loved and important and seen. Forever grateful to be trusted with Tim Drake and his story and honored to work with the amazingly talented @BelenOrtega_ and @loquesunalex,” Fitzmartin wrote in her post.
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Duh. Like we did not know this fifty years ago? Oh right, Bisexual. He is proclaiming he likes women also.
See!!!
In the new issue of "Batman: Urban Legends," Robin’s alter ego, Tim Drake, recently reunites with his old friend Bernard and asks him out on a date.
Comic writer Meghan Fitzmartin tweeted that she is happy her writing room trusted her vision of Drake/Robin’s character development and his story arc for the comic.
“My goal in writing has been and will always be to show just how much God loves you. You are so incredibly loved and important and seen. Forever grateful to be trusted with Tim Drake and his story and honored to work with the amazingly talented @BelenOrtega_ and @loquesunalex,” Fitzmartin wrote in her post.
Robin comes out as bisexual in new Batman comic
DC Comics superhero Robin will come out as bisexual in the new Batman comic, Entertainment Weekly reported.In the new issue of “Batman: Urban Legends,” Robin’s alter ego, Tim Drake, rec…
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Duh. Like we did not know this fifty years ago? Oh right, Bisexual. He is proclaiming he likes women also.
See!!!
rkymtnman
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prett much any story about fruity rudy nowadays is funny.
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Rudy Giuliani Resorts To Selling Cameo Vids For $199 Each
One Twitter user hoped to get the former New York City mayor to act out his controversial appearance in "Borat 2."
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My Pillow CEO Mike Lindell fled the stage at his cyber symposium at the same time news broke that Dominion's billion-dollar defamation lawsuit against him would proceed
Lindell is holding a 72-hour marathon online event in Sioux Falls, South Dakota, and said on August 11 that he would stay on-stage for all three days.
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My Pillow CEO Mike Lindell fled the stage at his cyber symposium at the same time news broke that Dominion's billion-dollar defamation lawsuit against him would proceed
- Mike Lindell fled the stage at his cyber symposium at the same time news broke that Dominion's defamation lawsuit against him is going forward.
- A federal judge denied Lindell's bid to dismiss the voting machine maker's $1.3 billion lawsuit.
- Lindell is holding a 72-hour event in South Dakota to prove his election conspiracy theories.
Lindell attempted to have this defamation lawsuit against him dismissed during a hearing in June. But US District Judge Carl J. Nichols on August 11 ruled that the three defamation lawsuits against Lindell and Trump lawyers Sidney Powell and Rudy Giuliani, which are seeking more than a billion dollars in damages from each party, are slated to proceed in full.
Nichols noted in his judgment that the First Amendment offers "no blanket immunity" to Lindell in the Dominion lawsuit. The company alleges it was defamed by Lindell's false claims that it rigged the election against Trump.
The judgment comes one day after Dominion filed lawsuits accusing right-wing media networks One America News and Newsmax of pushing false theories about the election.
Lindell is currently hosting a marathon 72-hour cyber symposium in Sioux Falls, South Dakota, from August 10 to August 12 in a bid to prove his election conspiracy theories.
After news that his attempt to have the lawsuit dismissed came out at around 6 p.m. on August 11, Lindell was seen on video getting off his seat and rushing off-stage abruptly, disappearing behind a dark curtain.
At press time, Lindell had not returned to the stage, and the live stream of the cyber symposium was replaced by a video reel showing news articles touting voter fraud claims next to an image of Lindell hugging a pillow.
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