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Your inability to find the right word is no mystery, Mr. 96%. You not knowing what a malaprop is, is even less of a mystery.

Yes, a compression issue, Mrs. Malaprop. Look it up.

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That is a lot of words to say nothing.

Yes, the federal appeals court issued a temporary injunction allowing the plaintiffs one week to respond to the admin's objections, then the admin gets until until June 9 to reply to that. The appeals court will then rule at some point. Whoever loses will certainly appeal to the Supreme Court (assuming that is next, and they will take up the case).

Sanderson has done it with 22 unique champs (1.91 per) while Gable had 29 (1.55 per).

Well in the spirit of boldness I will not pick Mesenbrink. Instead it will be Lilledahl, Ono, Haines and Barr.

PSU gets 4 champs moving Sanderson ahead of Gable to number one on the all-time individual champs coached list.

That I could swim on the wind

The two most popular sets of headlines now begin with "Trump annouces..." and "Trump backtracks...".

What a wonderful picture. Thank you for sharing.

A panel of federal judges on Wednesday blocked President Trump from imposing some of his steepest tariffs on China and other U.S. trading partners, finding in two cases that he vastly overstepped his ability to issue those expansive duties under federal law. The ruling, by the U.S. Court of International Trade, delivered an early yet significant setback to Mr. Trump in his campaign to strike a series of agreements that reorient the nation’s trading relationships, setting up a legal fight that could soon reach the Supreme Court. The cases centered on the president’s use of a 1977 federal economic emergency law to issue many of his steep duties, including some of his tariffs on Canada, Mexico and China, and his “reciprocal” rates on much of the rest of the world, which Mr. Trump announced and then suspended in April. The law does not specify tariffs as a tool available to the president to protect the United States from economic threats. But Mr. Trump has invoked its powers anyway, citing a need to take drastic action in response to a wide variety of urgent matters — including the flow of fentanyl into the United States, for example, and the country’s persistent trade deficit with much of the world.

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Soccer is a British term.

the dictionary definition of feckless

No, it is not similar. In one case the request is being made because there is probable cause to think the person is guilty, in the other there is not. No one is randomly administered breathalyzers just because they have a license. Wrestlers are randomly chosen for testing just because they are members of UWW.

My guess is that their level of concern would be minimal, at best, for the same reason a whereabouts violation, particularly for a wrestler who is not active and close to aged out, is nowhere near a similar situation to a refusal to take a breathalyzer.

They will get to that after Foxconn finishes the eighth wonder of the world in WI. I always thought the name Foxconn was a little too on those nose for that Trump deal.

Maybe it is like The Affordable Care Act where he has a concept of a plan 9 years after he said he had a plan to replace it. Or maybe it is like the Epstein Files which are a rolling few days away from being released.

And yes there is a policy tie, too. Trump wants to start a strategic crypto reserve. All of these investors are crypto enthusiasts. Some of the coins Trump is proposing buying in the crypto reserve are real head scratchers. Pumping up the president's meme coin to line his pockets and gain private access to him is a nice way to line their own pockets. Gee, Mr. Pesident now that I have bought your coin it sure would be nice to add my coin to the reserve.

The investors are not known because Trump won't say who they are. But the largest ($16mm) goes by SUN and Justin Sun says that is him. Sun is the Chinese national who bought a huge slug of World Liberty, triggering a payout to Trump, and then shortly after got an SEC investigation of him dropped. That is much more blatant than a policy tie. That is quid quo pro.

Oh, Ryan. The poster boy for pretty boy airhead.

I talked plenty while it was being prosecuted, even before it was being prosecuted. For extra credit figure out the last time I brought it up. For you, that would be now.