...You like James Bond movies, don't you?

>Neighbors filmed videos of the grisly and malodorous evidence, El Universal reported. The newspaper said the men – who had apparently been slaughtering dogs for years – were frequently seen wearing butcher’s aprons but told neighbors they repaired religious objects for a living.

These guys must be amazing salesmen.

It's a decades, or centuries old expression. If you're unawares, you're one of today's lucky 10K. If you're trying to argue about this in bad faith, then go away.

I could come up with some joke, but I'm sure this weighs on you in a 'too silly to talk about with internet strangers' kind of way.

Has this affected your habits of taking photos in your daily life?

I really didn't think about the potential damage, however, I needed the height to scoop the contents out into a bowl, so I had the feet sitting in another plastic bowl.

I did most of the prep last night.

https://i.imgur.com/1USauSm.jpg

Pretty sure that's a tail at the bottom left. Maybe a prairie dog?

He must have had dinner with something that didn't agree with him.

I'm sorry, but what is up with that photo (and thumbnail?) That's the best photo they have? Or is that something they got from an AI generator?

"obvious"? Do tell.

"Fortunately it wasn't anything poisonous, so I wasn't really worried."

"I swear there was a whole bunch of beer in that box when I closed it, officer!

So... I guess you won't charge me alcohol duty for this? I'm free to go now?"

"Because this chair won't behave! It's going to lose some hands later for not practicing before I got here!"

"Rufus! You brought us a hot dinner! You're such a good dog!"

More like they're doing a gentle squeeze of the balls. Hackers don't have anything to gain by releasing the data, but if they can still extort a windfall out of the victim, they can still win.

Conservatives hate him!

Depends. The walrus couldn't keep his mouth shut.

Next week, no one's going to be able to shut him up about geometry.

Or actively jumping even.

Says the man who is seen wearing a space jumpsuit in most photos.

No, that would be illegal!

They would probably consider the population casualties a fringe benefit.

That's sort of the rule of thumb of how any trial should go: let the defense make up most of the rules (within reason), and then when it tries to appeal later, just point to where either both parties agreed to a rule, or where the trial judge let the defense make the rule to begin with, and then say "so, what's the problem exactly?"

I haven't been keeping up with it, but I do remember something to the effect of there was video evidence that easily overcomes his defenses, and his response to that was to say it was inadmissible as evidence.