It could grip it by the husk.

If that makes sense

What 😂

Indulging the riddle.

@Zuluzeit It grips itself by the husk and rubs itself with lotion.

You’re all about dildos today @Doc one has noticed 😂

Hahahaha

😂😂😂

@Beth I noticed that too. Somewhat concerning. I think my mind is going. Can I sing you a song?

Kyle would be honored.

Agreed.

Daisy.....daisy....

Twinkle twinkle

@getsumjack did it work?

There we go

I just thought of something. African swallows are non-migratory. Double cross riddle.

Where is @meglide with his GIF 🙈

check <#771201221145919499> quick before it scrolls off screen

@getsumjack nice to see you.

Ikr lol

I'm in Illinois, not far from Kyle's home town, so I'm following his case. I was amazed when I saw the video of the first guy (the one who threw the bag) getting in the face of another young man who was also wearing a light green Tshirt that night. I truly think the initial start of it was mistaken identity.

I work with some people who commute from Antioch. One has kids that know him.

well, Rosenbaum did shout "kill me, nixxa!"

so I am amazed they didnt charge him with illegal assistance of suicide.

😂

@Beth, you just advanced to level 16!

1st degree Euthanasia

Haha

I was thinking: perhaps the reason the DA was pushing so hard on the firearms charge is to prove he was committing a crime and invalidate his self defense claim. Either that or they think that is the only thing they stand a chance of convicting him on.

They tried to get him on transporting the rifle over state lines but it came out that wasn't the case. The rifle was bought locally.

a firearms charge does not invalidate self defense claims, I believe.

It wouldn't likely no.

Unless he was perhaps a felon, and people knew he was a felon.

But generally you can't just take some hearsay as probable cause enough to conduct any sort of citizen's arrest.

You have to have first hand knowledge in most cases.

Because I believe there are a few cases of convicted felons using firearms getting off on self defense.

I remember Gruler Esq went over this.

its why I joined I think.

the lecture on what removes and reinstates the right to self defense under state law.

it was a very good lecture.

Basically when you start violating other people's rights.