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That's a lot of reading, Steve. I have a simpler philosophy - See, pussy is undefeated. So, when the pressure is on, I just think about pussy.![]()
This all sounds well and good, but it really just doesn’t work that way. We all either are people who think about pussy all the time or know people who think about pussy all the time, or both, and are constantly failing or being defeated nonetheless. Still, I do think there’s a screenplay you can sell in there somewhere …This explains so much about your legal career, bkb.
Somewhere there's a courthouse where the moment you walk in, a hush falls over the room. Opposing counsel goes pale. The stenographer's hands start shaking. The sketch artist quietly puts down the charcoal, because they know what's coming and they know what you're picturing, and no amount of art school prepared them for it.
It doesn't matter if it's a murder trial or a parking ticket. Everyone knows you aren't thinking about precedent. You aren't thinking about the facts. You're locked in on the one undefeated force in the universe, and somehow it works. That's the scariest part. You never lose.
The fallout has been devastating. Prosecutors throwing cases just to get you out of the building. Jurors faking hardship claims, suddenly remembering sick grandmothers. A bailiff went back to school for HVAC. Three judges took early retirement. The sketch artist now paints sunsets at a farmers market and won't talk about what happened.
They don't teach a defense against this at law school. They just tell you to pray you never draw bkb.

There will be a hard conversation with Mr. Sayin at season's end. And that convo becomes even more awkward if Fahey(or TSC, he can't be ruled out) looks good the rest of the season. And Day has to be going to the Collectives saying you better give a blank check to the QB I choose
It's how you know he doesn't play baseball in CincinnatiI mean “we won’t have to amputate” is good news.
All speculation. We have almost zero information other than it was some type of elbow injury. Day seemed to indicate (speculation on my part) that his recovery option was the lesser option of possible paths. Since we are speculating, I took that to mean that at this point surgery is not being considered and he could heal naturally with the addition of physical therapy.
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