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Albino deer are cool. I used to hunt where they crossed and there were pinto bean dear. Didn't shoot them though.

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Is that why we never see mounted albino deer?

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And a double tap... because why the hell not!?

clarity101 wrote:

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love love love it ! keep it up shawn! no pun intended!

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Like a B.O.S.S. but reciprocal. 

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 I have been lately laughing about this pic for 10 minutes now!  So darn true!

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Are we still laughing? lol, I am... LOL

During halftime at every home game, the Saskatchewan

Rush hold a sing-along with their fans. Lacrosse Team Sings

'Baby, It's Cold Outside' During Halftime Sing-Along

posted by Bill Galluccio - Dec 12, 2018

clarity101 wrote:

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howdy pepper and hasle! and stan and shawn! so good to see ya'll here!

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Luv my DH peeps!

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Such a shame... A dead link...

What a pisser!

clarity101 wrote:

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Such a shame... A dead link...

What a pisser!

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Yeah but notice the submissive males. They have no weapon!

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Where you been Herc? Tractor got your tongue?

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Such a shame... A dead link...

What a pisser!

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[quoteheader]Quote from blake6972:[/quoteheader]Psalms 19:7-8

 

The law of the Lord is perfect , converting the soul: the testimony of the Lord is sure , making the wise simple .

 

The statues of the Lord are right , rejoicing the heart:

the commandments of the Lord are true and righteous altogether. 

 

::rose::

 

 

I thank God that He gave me the wisdom to think free and the blessing to live likewise.

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Amen!

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EDITORS NOTE: Please be aware the following column contains frank language about violent sexual crimes.

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Colorado law provides that: in the prosecution of sexual offenses, including in proving the corpus delicti of such offenses, there is a greater need and propriety for consideration by the fact finder of evidence of other relevant acts of the accused, including any actions, crimes, wrongs, or transactions, whether isolated acts or ongoing actions and whether occurring prior to or after the charged offense. The general assembly finds that such evidence of other sexual acts is typically relevant and highly probative. § 16-10-301, C.R.S.

Rape is an abomination. Rapists crave power and control.  It turns them on.  They are aroused by victims rendered helpless to resist.  Having done it before, rapists crave more. 

Back in the 80s and 90s, I prosecuted several of Colorados worst serial rapists. They were sentenced to lives in prison except for serial rapist/murderer Frank Rodriguez. He was sentenced to death. 

During my last two decades, Ive represented many rape victims including children victimized by family members.  Some of my clients have been victims of teachers and coaches. Other cases have been against creeps who use rape drugs. Rapists want their victims to be weak and impaired. They do not want good witnesses against them.

Denvers Capitol Hill Rapist Quintin Wortham wanted no witnesses. This cat burglar snuck into homes and ambushed women from behind. He then covered their heads, made them feel his knife, raped them, and forced his victims to shower afterwards.

Wortham, now deceased, was convicted of six such atrocities in Denver District Court and sentenced to a then record 376 years. We had a seventh case in which Wortham left semen on the bedspread of his victim, and that first Colorado DNA trial was moved to Aspen on a change of venue. Wortham was convicted again and given an additional 24 years.

In the Pitkin County courthouse, I asked Wortham, who represented himself, why he was using all his peremptory juror challenges to excuse men instead of women.  He said that men put a value on pussy, women dont.  Such skewed realities and rationalizations by rapists are part and parcel of their horrendous habitual desires. 

Back in the late 70s and well into the 80s, just east of I-25 and Hampden in Denver, there was a hip, Vegas lounge like, Turn of the Century nightclub.  Bill Cosby regularly performed there.  Two of his victims were young women from Denver, and actions in furtherance of the crimes allegedly happened in Colorado.  Cosby is scheduled to return to Colorado to perform on January 16-17, 2015.

Even in libertarian societies, some acts are just too reprehensible to be forgotten or forgiven.  Rape wrecks real people for a real long time.  Rape drug perpetrators may rationalize their victims will not remember. But they do.  The rapes allegedly committed by Bill Cosby were dreadful and destructive. He has destroyed himself. 

The Colorado statute of limitations for civil and criminal charges is expanded for sex crimes, but not enough. Some of Cosby victims likely gained appreciation of their own victimization after reading about all the others. Most people have only recently come to fully understand Cosbys squalid method of operation. Why should these drugged rape victims be precluded from legal relief for not timely bringing their case?

Evidence of similar sexual misconduct is admissible in American courts.  And it is powerful.  Juries feel good and certain about convicting rapists with multiple accusers.

Under Colorado courtroom rules, while evidence of other crimes, wrongs, or acts is not admissible to prove the character of a person in order to show that he acted in conformity therewith, it may, however, be admissible for other purposes, such as proof of motive, opportunity, intent, preparation, plan, knowledge, identity, or absence of mistake or accident. CRE 404(2)(b).

Besides the above Colorado Rule of Evidence, Colorado has a special statute aimed precisely at the Bill Cosbys of the world.

§ 16-10-301. Evidence of similar transactionslegislative declaration

(1) The general assembly hereby finds and declares that sexual offenses are a matter of grave statewide concern. These frequently occurring offenses are aggressive and assaultive violations of the well-being, privacy, and security of the victims, are severely contrary to common notions of proper behavior between people, and result in serious and long-lasting harm to individuals and society. These offenses often are not reported or are reported long after the offense for many reasons, including: The frequency with which the victims are vulnerable, such as young children who may be related to the perpetrator; the personal indignity, humiliation, and embarrassment involved in the offenses themselves; and the fear of further personal indignity, humiliation, and embarrassment in connection with investigation and prosecution. These offenses usually occur under circumstances in which there are no witnesses except for the accused and the victim, and, because of this and the frequent delays in reporting, there is often no evidence except for the conflicting testimony. Moreover, there is frequently a reluctance on the part of others to believe that the offenses occurred because of the inequality between the victim and the perpetrator, such as between the child victim and the adult accused, or because of the deviant and distasteful nature of the charges. In addition, it is recognized that some sex offenders cannot or will not respond to treatment or otherwise resist the impulses which motivate such conduct and that sex offenders are extremely habituated. As a result, such offenders often commit numerous offenses involving sexual deviance over many years, with the same or different victims, and often, but not necessarily, through similar methods or by common design. The general assembly reaffirms and reemphasizes that, in the prosecution of sexual offenses, including in proving the corpus delicti of such offenses, there is a greater need and propriety for consideration by the fact finder of evidence of other relevant acts of the accused, including any actions, crimes, wrongs, or transactions, whether isolated acts or ongoing actions and whether occurring prior to or after the charged offense. The general assembly finds that such evidence of other sexual acts is typically relevant and highly probative, and it is expected that normally the probative value of such evidence will outweigh any danger of unfair prejudice, even when incidents are remote from one another in time.

It will be interesting to see if Bill Cosby ever returns to Colorado.

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Jello! 

Getting out of the Paris accord saved the US 3 Billion bucks. Not exactly chicken feed.

That alone is most of his 5 billion for the wall... What he cut from the UN should cover the rest...SK/LS

Trump is literally the only person

to ever get a refund from a hooker!!!!

you all know me..............

i would never use this language....

but...the sentiment is true!!!

CNNs attempt to fact check President Trump on terrorists attempting to enter the U.S. hit a snag on Wednesday when the Department of Homeland Security provided the so-called news network with some disturbing facts.
It all began on Tuesday during Trumps epic meeting with Rep. Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) and Sen Chuck Schumer (D-N.Y.) when the president claimed that DHS recently apprehended 10 terrorists attempting to make their way into the United States.

People are pouring into our country, including terrorists, said Trump. We caught 10 terrorists over the last very short period of time. Ten. These are very serious people. Our border agents, all of our law enforcement has been incredible with what theyve done. But we caught 10 terrorists. These are people that were looking to do harm, he continued.

Never wanting to miss an opportunity to embarrass the president, CNN decided to fact check President Trumps comment with correspondent Jim Sciutto stating, DHS did not provide evidence of a single terrorist caught at the southern border over the very last short period of time as the president claimed.

Despite CNN claiming they reached out to DHS, Homeland Security Spokesman Tyler Q. Houlton took to Twitter and told CNN you never reached out.
Houlton continued, In fact, DHS prevented 3,755 known or suspected terrorists from traveling to or entering the U.S. in FY 17. Thats in addition to 17,526 criminals, 1,019 gang members, and 3,028 special interest aliens. #FactsFirst

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