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Well, the first Slingshot mission rewards you with a Captain level heavy, the third mission (which happens immediately after the second) puts you inside an undamaged battleship (that's populated with aliens appropriate to your current progress in the campaign). Upon completing it, you get an...

The completely legal following of a person who Zimmerman then stopped following which led to a violent criminal tracking Zimmerman down and assaulting him, which led to a justified homicide.

Next they're gonna ask the judge if it's possible to find the prosecution guilty of something

Anyone who disagrees with numbers is irrational.

I enjoyed it. the missing link DLC is stand-alone and not very good, but the main game was very enjoyable and did a good job of capturing the Deus Ex feel.

Being on your own property is completely different. The context was announcing you have a gun when you're carrying concealed.

The jury having a question, even if it's just for a list of evidence exhibits, is pretty terrible news for Zimmerman imo. My money is on one of those bullshit shotgunned lesser charges sticking until the appeal.

Meh, I'm mostly on board with Texas when it comes to self defense and gun laws, but I don't agree with this at all. Saying you have a gun is more likely to escalate a situation not diffuse it.

Didn't take long.

Well it's a pretty elaborate fake if so, Chris Clark really is the superintendent of that school district and that's his business number. http://www.zbths.k12.il.us/domain/88

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Criminal_threatening It's a felony. I mean it's a bit of a stretch to prove that it's reasonable for me to feel terrorized or whatever the fuck just from you mentioning that you have a gun, but since the situation is likely already a tense one if you feel the...

Telling someone you're carrying a gun is probably illegal whether you're carrying a gun or not. It's also a really stupid thing to do whether you're carrying a gun or not.

Granted that's from the Missouri AG webpage, but since double jeopardy is a national thing, I doubt it's that different in Florida. Seeing as how the judge sided with the state on almost everything, they really have no grounds at all for an appeal.

As an FYI, unless you're playing with mods that edit the rewards, Operation Slingshot drastically reduces the difficulty of the game. *edit* Also, if you don't opt to start Slingshot in place of the very first council mission, you never get another chance to start it.

Because each side only has a limited ability to eliminate potential jurors from the pool? I assume they figured that ending up with an all woman jury was better than whatever jurors they eliminated.

I think a quick decision means not guilty, the longer they go the more likely something is gonna stick. To immediately be overturned on appeal.

Here's my take on the current topic. Stop feeding the troll.

I was about to ask if that was Brock Lesnar F5ing a shark, but when I quoted you I see the name of the gif is BrockLesnarSharkF5. Awesome.

Speaking of trynd, I just got my shit completely pushed in top by an Alistar. It was embarrassing. Fortunately the rest of his team was awful and they surrendered shortly after 20.

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mind = blown

What? When the hell did I get butt hurt? This thread has been nothing but funny so far.

I'm pretty sure I should be ashamed for instantly recognizing that as a horse cock.

It's amazing how in Tanoomba land, one single act of charity redeems you from a life of evil and cures your lifelong struggle with Antisocial Personality Disorder.

Pretty much this. I'm still only doing normals atm, but im 7-1 so far. At least 3 of those wins I was positive were going to be a loss because my team got off to such an awful start, but I didn't rage at my team (much, i slipped once or twice), kept farming and either split pushing or jumping in...

Not sure if serious, but no, this is wrong for the same reason that every single thing Tanoomba has said on this subject is wrong. Criminal acts and/or immoral behavior do not make someone a sociopath, and a sociopath does not automatically engage in criminal acts and/or immoral behavior. His...

Nope, not an inside joke, you're just dumb.

While I generally agree with you about how retarded Tanoomba's latest assertion is, this part isn't necessarily true.

Best part is the joke is still a mile over his head.

After all the ripping on Wizard for his runes, I realized I probably should have bought some runes instead of Aatrox, who has given me a pretty bad case of buyers remorse. Then again I probably just suck with him and/or I'm building him wrong. So tell me what runes I should be picking up. At...

Legendary edition (all dlc) is 36.

This is almost as bad as that fucking douche who started the Offseason/draft thread the day after the Superbowl.

Nitpicking is fun. I generally nitpick movies I liked harder than movies I didn't like.

I had a 5/1/13 game as Taric yesterday. KSed my ADC twice because I wasn't paying attention, but also had a double kill as part of a 2 for 1 when they managed to kill my ADC.

Well right I was just supporting your bit about criminal court not meaning much in civil court.

What you are repeatedly failing to understand is the difference between someone who chooses to do something immoral because of personal gain, and someone who doesn't view it as immoral in the first place. You're basically calling basic human nature sociopathy.

Yeah OJ got destroyed in civil court.

What? What the hell does Antisocial Personality Disorder have to do with Schizophrenia? They are two distinctly separate illnesses.

hmmm