Speaking of Torture...

[The Wankster]

I am computer illiterate but I will try embedding this piece from the D news about BYU law grad being looked at for impeachment, here.

http://www.deseretnews.com/article/7...-law-grad.html

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[PaloAltoCougar]

Jay Bybee graduated the year after I did and was on the Law Review; I think he wrote on, meaning that I would have read his case note or comment. By not blackballing his admission to the Review, I am partially to blame for his career advancement. I ask that none of you provide this information to the New York Times or to the Spanish judge.

[landpoke]

Jay Bybee graduated the year after I did and was on the Law Review; I think he wrote on, meaning that I would have read his case note or comment. By not blackballing his admission to the Review, I am partially to blame for his career advancement. I ask that none of you provide this information to the New York Times or to the Spanish judge.

This confirms what I've already suspected: You are history's greatest monster.

[YOhio]

This confirms what I've already suspected: You are history's greatest monster.

No. THIS is history's greatest monster. PAC is number two.

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[landpoke]

No. THIS is history's greatest monster. PAC is number two.

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I'm not as up on the lingo as I should be. So all the cool kids are using greatest in both its traditional sense and also to mean not good? Like how the word bad can mean both good and not good?

[YOhio]

I'm not as up on the lingo as I should be. So all the cool kids are using greatest in both its traditional sense and also to mean not good? Like how the word bad can mean both good and not good?

It's quite tricky. For instance, landpoke can say, "Oh, great! Green been casserole for dinner!" Lebowski can also say, "Oh, great. Green been casserole for dinner." Exact same sentence, two different meanings.

[landpoke]

It's quite tricky. For instance, landpoke can say, "Oh, great! Green been casserole for dinner!" Lebowski can also say, "Oh, great. Green been casserole for dinner." Exact same sentence, two different meanings.

But that's purely vocal inflection and would not translate to the written word since everyone knows Green Bean Casserole is da bomb!

[TripletDaddy]

No. THIS is history's greatest monster. PAC is number two.

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This Monster trumps them all.

PAC is quickly dropping.

[YOhio]

This Monster trumps them all.

PAC is quickly dropping.

I'd take this monster over that one.

[TripletDaddy]

PAC isn't even the biggest Monster in his own neighborhood

[YOhio]

PAC isn't even the biggest Monster in his own neighborhood

Now these monsters rock!

[Jeff Lebowski]

It's quite tricky. For instance, landpoke can say, "Oh, great! Green been casserole for dinner!" Lebowski can also say, "Oh, great. Green been casserole for dinner." Exact same sentence, two different meanings.

I would probably add a few ....uh.... "condiments" to that sentence.

[TripletDaddy]

Now these monsters rock!

These Monsters roll.

[YOhio]

These Monsters roll.

And these Monsters Super Bowl.

[TripletDaddy]

These days, this Monster is much greater than PAC.