@NeverCoffeevibe@moodienews You are right to bring this up. A jury of your peers means nothing. I sat on a murder trail jury a few years ago in MA. I was horrified. In the end I guess we got to the place we could all agree on (2nd deg guilty) but I’ll never serve on a jury again.
@defense_diaries I sat on a jury for a murder trial in Brockton for 2 weeks a few years ago. We deliberated for 3 days. The arguing and stress was so bad I got the shingles three days later. Ultimately we convicted for second degree murder but it was BRUTAL and I know this trial was way worse.
@AdamSchefter I grew up in MA and lived in Seattle for five years and congratulate Seattle 100x for a great win. When Paul Allen negotiated to get all the parking revenue on the new stadium, I thought he is/was genius. The Patriots are fine and even better.
@Thomas_Carrieri Yes! I always try to filter thru the lens that my Patriots loving father provided to me:
- Appreciate and respect the game play.
-Share your screen / view with anyone who needs one.
-Food and beverages generous and yet necessary
- “I knew it all along”
@dandrews61 This exactly. I got so much enjoyment watching this team. They did it exactly right. If they grow from this (?), wow. Much respect to the opponent, but happy to be here.
@mikejwhelan My dad passed at home in hospice care from cancer. We thought that hospice would increase their presence as he went thru it. That didn’t happen -it became an incredible burden on my mom. We ended up hiring private nurses to supplement at nite & then during the day. Prayers to u!
@MLB@RedSox I was at 2004 ALCS Games 4 and 5 and went to work between the two games. Truly the best two games I could ever hope to see. Everything else since has been nice but this was my peak.
@bostonsportsinf I was at Game 4 and 5. I spent more time in Fenway than I did at work or in bed over that 24 hours. Will remain the two best ball games of my life and I’m forever grateful.