[www.cbsnews.com] this is good for a laugh 5 years later

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@rebeccarose: It's an extremely terrible TV program. That is the crime.

Not even the fact that it seems to be shot 5 blocks from my house could keep my attention for more than 1o minutes.
I can't support the vancouver having good nightlife assertion.
@octothorp: Funniest thing I've read on the "Web" today.
Now I want to know what the Toronto subway metropass swipe lag time is. Given all the no pass-back signs, there may not be one.
@johnny_carsick: Cassius Clay's (Ali version) Dad was named after this Kanye friend kid's "old-Yalie ancestor, famed abolitionist Cassius Marcellus Clay"
I am pulling for the hitch.

I can't help but comment on the very short arms of martin amis (one of my heroes). It can't help his tennis game.
@MrInBetween: Four and a half pages of acknowledgments. No joke.
@Clamps: Lousiana, to a degree, is also a civil law jurisdiction. You may or may not find this interesting.
It was more of an Ottawa thing
@Keith Talent: Actually, I've found the article and it seems it is.
I've got news for everyone - that's not a "fire pole"
@bmacrex: I would have been more excited about Karlan or Sullivan but I'm not quite as pessimistic about Kagan as you seem to be.

This is an interesting post to consider re Kagan's hiring record:

[prawfsblawg.blogs.com]
@Professional_Gentleman_of_Leis...: I haven't read any of her stuff, i just thought I'd link to what there is. That she was "careful" in what writing she did do seems to be widely accepted. It's a fair criticism but I think it's worth pointing out that good academic writing doesn't necessarily require demonstrating one's ideology.

I'm not at all fussed about her not having been a judge. I really don't think it's an issue.
@youareabsurd: You won't find any decisions to read.
@bmacrex: No record of academic scholarship? In what sense?

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