Tripnsweep

People are memeing the hell out of this guy. This was on LOL Caesars.

Must be nice living in fantasy land.

Donald Trump was convicted on 34 felony counts of falsifying business records in May in New York. A jury of New Yorkers found him guilty of all counts in connection with a hush-money payment made to an adult film star. Judge Juan Merchan pushed back Trump's sentencing from September to 26 November, after the election. He could still go forward with the sentencing as planned despite Trump's win, said former Brooklyn prosecutor Julie Rendelman. But legal experts said it is unlikely that Trump would be sentenced to prison as an older, first-time offender. If he was, his lawyers would appeal the sentence immediately, arguing that jail time would prevent him from conducting official duties and that he should remain free pending the appeal, Ms Rendelman said. "The appellate process in that scenario could go on for years," she said.

Has anyone else nominated for this position gotten so drunk they publicly ranted on about their desire for people of a certain religion to be killed? I'm sure there have been some really awful nominees, but this is one where having a guy who promises to quit drinking if he gets the job isn't a good sign. It would be like Donald Jr. promising to lay off the blow if he gets nominated for some job.

I can think of several good reasons why.

Gambino family boss Francesco "Frankie Boy" Cali was shot dead outside his Staten Island home. That might sound like a normal morning in Staten Island, but this was the most high-profile mob killing since 1985. Naturally, the death sparked a media frenzy, with fears that a new Mafia war could erupt. But the truth turned out to be much weirder. The dude was killed by a QAnon believer. Anthony Comello pulled the trigger for reasons that would require several skeins of red string to explain.

Because we elected a clown who is a convicted felon, so if that can happen, being a drunken idiot who has said and done *I poop my pants, don't laugh at me*ty things for years shouldn't be a big deal.

I guess you still haven't gotten the stick removed from your ass to recognize humor.

Hope WeeWillie has a winning streak with his bookie. Otherwise, no.

Not that murder is ever justified except in extreme cases....

The banana decided it was tired of Earth and boarded a spaceship piloted by a very confused giraffe wearing a monocle. In an unexpected twist, the dolphin used a banana as a telephone to call its spaceship, which was parked on the moon. Meanwhile a group of penguins held a secret meeting in their igloo to discuss the upcoming banana-flavored spaceship launch.

To be fair, he doesn't really either. He just acts like it and lives on credit. Real billionaires despise him, the only reason they're crowded around now is because he has power.

Trying to download the video.

My friend also had a UFO buzz his and his neighbors house last night. He lives in a kind of rural area.

https://www.reddit.com/r/UFOB/s/5lMT9hjuoU

A UFO shot down a drone here yesterday.

He's like a meth lab fire in a dumpster. Of course behind that veneer of "elegance" resides a trashy soul like those found on COPS. Think the guy who tries to flee from officers, only for the sound of his meth pipe jingling against his crack pipe to give away his location.

Sorry, some homeless guy looked at me funny and probably threatened somebody else so I had to do something about it.

https://www.phoenixnewtimes.com/news/rivals-slam-rachel-mitchells-plea-deal-with-ex-arizona-prisons-chief-18667178 Just like in this case, where a person was given a sweetheart plea deal because they were drunk, I don't see why anyone else who strangles a mentally ill person on public transportation should say anything but they "felt threatened" and use this case as an example.

I did. I remember when it happened too. Surprised he didn't go with that defense.

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https://www.fox10phoenix.com/news/man-accused-strangling-woman-death-phoenix-city-bus-sentencing?fbclid=IwY2xjawHKAyFleHRuA2FlbQIxMQABHSHdltXeeYQFkERIjWNTmyOeEqZbCmeWc0_W26eczzlyPUdnTcOY5qiBJA_aem_TbLa3lf5_Rh9T-gVj71iqw He obviously felt threatened.

Apparently there's a bunch of movements online to give him money on his books, or to help him pay for an attorney. I guess he's gone viral, by being infamous. I think if he goes to trial his best bet is jury nullification. If he has a competent attorney, all they need is one juror who got screwed over by health insurance somehow.

I saw it last weekend. It was a lot better than I thought it would be. It didn't exactly fit the narrative of how things went, and there was a "Rudy" moment that never happened. But overall it was pretty good.