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Nice lookin' knife! Hope it treats you well! Edit: Just googled it and saw the price. Holy s**t! I hope it cooks dinner for you

We could go so far with that one...

Whew. I was worried about you for a minute there. Couches ain't that good on the back

Where's yours? I had to search your posts, but all I saw was the photobucket "this photo moved or deleted" image. Did she finally catch on to you?

You gotta be careful when you hook up with a prostitute. You could end up breaking the law somehow...

Huh. News to me. Of course, I don't find myself around RangeMaster very often (even though it's no longer held there?).

Nice!

That, sir, is what we call a red flag! RUN!!!!!

If they did, I'll bet it was quick! What's Russian for "You can shut the f$&% up!"?

Damn dam.

Here we go again!

It doesn't say that. Nor does it say that someone walking into the courtroom with a speedo on is "contempt". It also doesn't say that you can't stick out your tongue and make goofy faces at the judge when you're testifying. However, those are all things that I'd shy away from, but that's just me. I'll refrain from further comment until I know what really happened in the courtroom, not just what skankalicious told the media. As I said in a previous post, I think jail time over just a t-shirt is extreme and does not sound like any prudent judge I've ever met.

Well that's the law and I've yet to hear of any case law stating otherwise.

From Tennessee's law: 16-1-102. Powers of court. — Every court has the power to: (1) Enforce order in its immediate presence, or as near thereto as is necessary to prevent interruption, disturbance, or hindrance to its proceedings; (2) Enforce order before a person or body acting under its authority; (3) Compel obedience to its judgments, orders, and process, and to the order of a judge out of court, in an action or proceeding in court; (4) Control, in furtherance of justice, the conduct of its officers, and all other persons connected with a judicial proceeding before it, in every matter pertaining to the proceeding; (5) Administer oaths whenever it may be necessary in the exercise of its powers and duties; and (6) Control its process and orders.

The difference is that an LEO would not be enforcing the rules (ie, dress code) in his courtroom. Just like a public (read: government) school has dress codes and can send home, suspend, etc. students for violations, a courtroom has rules, too. Judges are given a lot of wiggle room when it comes to this and once again, I'm betting the t-shirt wasn't the only reason the girl got jail time.

Funny stuff!

If "*****" was shaved into the side of their full head of hair, yes. No

I'm no environmentalist, but maybe we need to stop cutting down so many trees. Looks like this is getting serious!

Regardless of the 1A, there are rules in a courtroom. 'Nuff said as I see it. We have the 2A, but you'll find yourself up s***creek if you go into a courtroom packing. And again, I really think her attitude probably played a role.

Daelith, I was starting to like you...

I looked at the video reviews of the Nebo on youtube and it looks like a fairly good little light for the price. I just picked one up on fleabay for less than $12 shipped. If I don't like it, I'm not out much. I can always find something to do with it.

Well said, Caveman.

Truer words have never been spoken, Sgt. Joe!

Maybe we should get the judge a shirt that says "I have the (slang for female body part) and the gavel, so I make the rules"...