Ludwig Von Mises

A pretty good video on civil forfeiture. If anyone still thinks the "War on Drugs" is anything other than a massive unconstitutional license to steal by the police mafia then they aren't paying attention. At least with alcohol prohibition they went about the charade of getting a constitutional amendment.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GhdccCz1Doo Suspect is prone, handcuffed and cooperating. Cop releases dog anyway who bites the shit out of the guy. Cop allows the dog to keep biting the guy for minutes. "Stop fukcing moving!" This cop needs his cop boss to write a nice letter about him and then release it.

Ha, I was there a few hours ago. Still burping the onion. That one, the Serfas Club one (wish they still had dual drive thru lanes) and the Anaheim Hills location are my primaries. As a kid I went to the chapman/state college location (no drive thru). I've been to McDonald's, Wendy's, Jack in the Box and Taco Bell probably fewer than 15 times combined in my life. I don't get rolling the dice at a place like that when there are better options. Consistency and freshness are the main reasons why In-N-Out is so successful IMO. I wish they could do grass-fed beef instead (there is a noticeable difference) but that would probably kick the price up a couple dollars.

She was in a couple episodes of Deadwood also. Her role was... memorable. She fed some of Wu's pigs. I'll also mention Northern Exposure. Really good show from a long time ago. The first two season of Alias were very fun too.

The Prussians, to my knowledge, were the first to go hard core indoctrination at such a young age. That was nauseating. It reminded me of this :

An interesting story. As an undergrad, I had to put the EPROM chip under an ultraviolet lamp for about 15 minutes to erase it. Archaic and annoying. The smallest programming error... another 15 minutes. Laugh. Just think up any imaginable charge and stick him with it. Such ethical conduct from prosecutors. The vast majority of people when threatened with the possibility of decades in prison from drummed up charges will cop a plea deal. Now that is some real gambling. "97 percent of federal cases and 94 percent of state cases end in plea bargains" That sounds like justice to me. /s I wonder how many thousands or tens of thousands of people are sitting in prison now because they were terrorized into accepting a plea deal. Cui Bono? The prosecutors who get another notch on their political belt and the Prison Industrial complex. Not you or I who pay for their incarceration. Ha. One mafia stole his winnings while the real mafia demands its cut too.

Find the sack of shit who denied the "permit", then hang them from the tree.

The Twins will want to make room for Sano. Plouffe might be a reasonable pickup for 3b. Just reaching his prime. Good obp this year (.328), medium power (52 hr the last 3 seasons). I haven't looked closely at his defense but the stats say it's okay.

Hamilton was my least favorite MLB player before he got here and nothing has changed. He signs the contract then immediately shows up skinny as hell from some absurd "juice" diet. The next season in the ninth game he slides headfirst into 1st base with some faux hustle and then vows to do it again? That, combined with his "blindfolded kid trying to hit a pinata" at-bats has me completely out of patience with his BS. CJ is ineffective but at least he cared enough to pitch through pain in 2012 with bone spurs in his elbow. He pitched well in '13 and early '14 before being ridden onto the ground (led MLB in pitches thrown) earlier in the year. I wouldn't be shocked if he's been pitching through some injury again. Disar was my previous "least favorite" but at least he never stole his contract.

... with a whimper.

"Cancun! Cancun! Cancun!"

Cron needs to learn what a fukcing strike is. He swings at everything.

Probably Freese's last at-bat as an Angel. Won't miss him. Too bad that won't be Hamilton's last at-bat.

Santiago had a 3.30 ERA since may. He still melts down occasionally, but overall he's been very good. CJ? 5.64 ERA The decision was an obvious one. I can live with coinflip decisions that happen to go the wrong way but it's hard to accept this kind of stupidity.

Sosh pushing all the right buttons. /s

sit down hos(m)er

Better than a walk...

A .322 winning percentage in the playoffs since '02. That's like a 110 loss team in the regular season. They do a good job to get there but then just get dominated.

They should can his ass for the team going 10-21 in the playoffs over the last decade plus. Shit is unacceptable.

Can't believe I looked forward to this. This isn't even slightly fun in any way. Painful.

Good chance the runner gets to 2nd anyway even without the bobble.

Some harder hit balls this inning. Amazing job giving us 6IP 0ER.

If they would just break through and get a couple runs I think they would be fine. Even a walk, bloop, error, whatever. It just doesn't look like it has any chance of happening without some luck.

I have two. First one was on the 1st hole at Ironwood. 111 yards, Next was 12th at Willowick. 157 yards. Ironwood is a pitch and putt (two 4-pars) but the ace still counts. My grandfather played for 50 years without getting one but he saw both of mine. I saw my brother knock it in from 211 yards but it was technically his 3rd shot (tee shot duck hooked into the woods). Nice par.

"Put a ring on it" she said Who knew it was a cock ring about 10 sizes too small?