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Episode 393: Don’t Touch My Yeti (Patreon)

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2017-12-30 17:48:07
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Stories Covered In Episode:

Ohio priest under investigation for relationship with minor threw himself off Chicago skyscraper

Little girl thanks Trump ‘for letting us say Merry Christmas again!’ in new pro-Trump ad

Former Director of Atheist Lobbying Group Will Run for Governor of Maine

Billy Graham’s granddaughter smacks down modern evangelicals for ‘hypocritical’ Trump support

SOCIAL MEDIA ACTIVIST COULD GET 14-YEAR SENTENCE FOR DEFAMING ISLAM AND THE PROPHET MUHAMMAD IN BANGLADESH

Louisiana superintendent refuses to stop illegally preaching to students — so now he’s getting sued

Shocker: “Yeti” poo, bones not actually from yeti

Former Federal Judge: Trump Is Packing the Courts with Unqualified Conservative Extremists

'Fake news' blunder from US envoy to the Netherlands

The Terrible Anti-LGBTQ First Year Of The Promised ‘Pro-Gay’ President Trump

WonderBilbe Video:

https://youtu.be/p8FikLIM2Z0

http://whytrumpisgreat.com

Alex Jones Last Christmas:

https://m.9gag.com/gag/aL8yd0v?ref=android

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Comments

Tyler

I know I'm from the badlands of the Ur-Garbage State, but don't you ever, ever talk shit about crawfish boils, fils putain à la merde! I will rip you in half, pull and eat your leg muscles, snap your thumbs back and (try to) pull out the muscle chain in one piece, and suck the spicy gut-tamale out of your whore chest cavity you ignorant ivory-tower motherfucker.

Tyler

P.S. Look out for my res next week.

HP van Braam

"The perks are pretty nice, and we think the travel and monetary bonuses are worth the trouble of dealing with the two of us." For $2000 an hour, sure ;)

Gothic Alice

Thanks for doing the LGBT rap up, but to be clear, the courts have put injunctions against every part of the transgender military ban, and the administration decided not to appeal to keep transgender people from joining starting January 1st. We still have to wait to see what happens in terms of retention and health care. Though the injunction is a good sign that things will go our way, we aren’t out of the woods yet.

Stevo but not that Stevo

Opening Arguments had a pretty good segment in OA132 on how simple the questions that Petersen could not answer actually were. It's the first segment after the intro and I thought it was pretty helpful to the judicially challenged like me.

Tyler
>>9173748

Louisiana in Food: North of I-10 is probably shit, then you hit the bible belt and it's definitely shit. West of Baton Rouge is the Cajun badlands I'm from with an interesting rustic French cuisine. East of Baton Roue is the Creole area that blends the influence of the former with Spanish, African and Caribbean flavors. Baton Rouge has a large University with a decent football team. But nobody likes driving in a 40 mile radius of that bullshit, literally insipid city.

Jon Pierson

Hi Guys, The Maine democratic electoral system you describe is called proportional representation. It operates in all the countries not coloured grey on the map in the attached Wikipedia article. Proportional Representation is used in democracies in an attempt to represent the wishes of the people in a country's parliament most commonly in coalition governments. Ultimately, you HAVE to compromise to get anything done. For example, without an artificial overall majority, you wouldn't get a partial judiciary... or an obnoxioius, lying sex offender as head of state. <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Proportional_representation" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Proportional_representation</a>#/media/File:Proportional_voting_systems.png

Stevo but not that Stevo
>>9173748

Hahaha I live in that "40 mile radius", after growing up between Baltimore & D.C. and I agree, wholeheartedly, that driving here means risking an aneurysm every time.

Stevo but not that Stevo
>>9173748

...too close to home (both literally and figuratively)...I'm about 2 miles from St. Gabriel (land of sketchy police activity) and not much further from the miles of chemical plants stacked like town houses in Geismar and Gonzalez. Good thing I quit smoking, right...?

Tyler
>>9173748

Oh jeeze, yeah. You're right below the 10/12 split. I'm originally from Erath. South of Lafayette. Literally where the first murder in True Detective happens and in an area with an uncanny resemblance to the tree in the cane field across the road from our property. Just a town north of the fracking wastewater hub that killed the earth and waterways around Henry and Pecan Island after Rita. Went to high school in Mandeville, then went back to get my degree at ULL, so that drive's pretty second nature to me: 10-to-12 ideal, 10-to-Causeway if 12 is fucked, 90-to-10-to Causeway if some sucking fucking trucking meth head wrecks in the lane he's not supposed to be in on the Atchafalaya Basin and fucks things up for everyone.

Tyler
>>9173748

Atchafalaya Basin: Trucks Keep RIGHT. Truck Speed Limit: 50. Others: 60. This only exists as a function test for your cruise control and to generate enough speeding fines to keep the government's lights on.