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@DRPOOLQ17 Umm, well we did ask them to leave and yes then we even offered to help them leave. I guess this is the option they chose. Shrug!

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@king_mxker @Ilovenykkampala @bechtold_mel @BlakeSNeff @BrysonGray I think it's more of a reflection of Yamit's comprehension skills. Maybe there is a deficit?

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@Real_MrGoode @BlakeSNeff He's right you know. Poor Blakie. The little fish are sacrificed first.

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@DataRepublican Oh no Charlie shot from the stairwell now? MERCY! How things change.

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@Joshua_the_car @VerityReport Your comprehension skills are showing. Just sit down.

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@KingOffX_ Lol, you must be trying to convince yourself. We're doing just fine.

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@Wendy7839570959 @imelizabethlane Sure you do. BWAHAHA!

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@TouchStone313 @StrawHatMetal @IanCarrollShow So tired of trying to get blind people to open their eyes. It's exhausting and pointless. If their comprehension skills are so bad we're wasting our time.

[Sissy3363 @Oklahoma3363]

Ultracrepidarian (or “an ultracrepidarian”).
This is the most precise single word for a person who freely offers opinions or lectures on subjects outside their knowledge or expertise. It comes from the Latin phrase ne sutor ultra crepidam (“cobbler, not beyond the sandal”), referring to someone who criticizes or speaks beyond their actual competence.

[Sissy3363 @Oklahoma3363]

Ultracrepidarian (or “an ultracrepidarian”).
This is the most precise single word for a person who freely offers opinions or lectures on subjects outside their knowledge or expertise. It comes from the Latin phrase ne sutor ultra crepidam (“cobbler, not beyond the sandal”), referring to someone who criticizes or speaks beyond their actual competence.

[Sissy3363 @Oklahoma3363]

Ultracrepidarian (or “an ultracrepidarian”).
This is the most precise single word for a person who freely offers opinions or lectures on subjects outside their knowledge or expertise. It comes from the Latin phrase ne sutor ultra crepidam (“cobbler, not beyond the sandal”), referring to someone who criticizes or speaks beyond their actual competence.

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@OneShotKi11 @finite_planet Not him it doesnt show a him. It shows a figure. You can't even determine male or female from that video. Come on facts matter.

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@Suzierizzo1 You will keep what you sow. The Bible says.

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@KingOffX_ Calendars are not classified.

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@Annefy1 @KevinWCarroll @JohnMappin It's called an Investigation. It's still ongoing. There are only factual conclusions. Everything else is considered a lead.

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@coffeeknits @JohnMappin Actually it can be called both.

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@Annefy1 @KevinWCarroll @JohnMappin You have personal knowledge on this? Please share..

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@QueenMarkmyword It would not have gotten him out. They would have used the time to spin cover ups imo.

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@JackPosobiec All sports players should just leave the state. Why compete with an unfair baseline?

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@SethDillon We don't have the prove anything. That's the prosecutions job. I agree their doing a horrible job. Maybe you should talk to them.