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Help me carry this thing to bulk trash now that storm’s gone.
Dead deer = 17th Circuit mascot?
That is disgusting and so is anyone that would post it.
Gail needs a good venison recipe.
Gail’s right. Why did Cletus do this? I was in Publix at the height of the Dorian scare, when it was still forecast a direct hit. The meat department was full of cuts. There wasn’t any bread or water, but plenty of meat. Why, Cletus? Why?
I went to law school with Cletus. He doesn’t handle stress well. The night of the bar exam is still spoken about in class circles.
Judge Tuter needs to make up his mind.
Come on Tooty
Try and get it together
You run this circus like you run the judges
Telling a bunch of Attorneys and Judges they’re all clear for a 5 day drunk and then cutting it short on day 2 is not advisable. What if they don’t check their phones? Or if they do and they’re mid-blackout?
Any questions regarding the closure can be addressed by the head of the 17Th Circuit Complaint Department, her name is Vegina Hawkins. Anything else?
Maybe I should flip a coin
He must be waiting on Runcie.
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