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Everything posted by Engorgeous George
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Couple of fitful hours a night. Never more than 4, usually 3 hours. A good nap in the afternoon, 45 minutes usually. Probably due to a guilty conscience.
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Harvard & Trump Thread: Harvard files legal challenge over Trump's ban on US entry for incoming foreign students.
Engorgeous George replied to squistion's topic in The Geek Club
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Harvard & Trump Thread: Harvard files legal challenge over Trump's ban on US entry for incoming foreign students.
Engorgeous George replied to squistion's topic in The Geek Club
Fight white balls fight! -
Mike rowe did a lot of Dirty Jobs, but even he never did a day as a Jizz Mopper.
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Harvard & Trump Thread: Harvard files legal challenge over Trump's ban on US entry for incoming foreign students.
Engorgeous George replied to squistion's topic in The Geek Club
A very predictable ruling. From Wikipedia : Burroughs is most notable for her order putting a hold on President Donald Trump's travel ban in January 2017 (Executive Order 13769), and as the judge who presided over United States v. Salemme, Students for Fair Admissions v. Harvard University, and United States v. Babich. Salemme was the last major trial of La Cosa Nostra mobsters. Francis Salemme (aka "Cadillac Frank") and co-defendant Paul Weadick were convicted of the murder of 43-year-old Steven A. DiSarro, who disappeared in May 1993. Salemme and Weadick were sentenced to life in prison in September 2018. In October 2018, Burroughs held a three-week bench trial in SFFA v. Harvard, a lawsuit challenging Harvard's admissions program as discriminatory against Asian Americans.[8] A decision in favor of the university was announced on October 1, 2019.[9] United States v. Babich is a criminal case brought against several former executives of the pharmaceutical company Insys Therapeutics. The government alleged that the executives violated the Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act (RICO), 18 U.S.C. 1692 et seq., by engaging in a scheme to sell the fentanyl-based pain medication Subsys by bribing physicians to prescribe the drug. The indictments led to guilty pleas, including by former Insys CEO Michael Babich. The remaining defendants were tried from January through April 2019.[10] All five remaining defendants, including former billionaire John Kapoor, were convicted of racketeering. Burroughs also presided over a July 2020 lawsuit filed by Harvard and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) that sought to halt an Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) policy that required international students in the United States on F-1 visas to depart the country if they would not be attending in-person classes during the COVID-19 pandemic. Judge Burroughs announced that the Trump administration had agreed to reverse the policy during a July 14, 2020, hearing in her Boston courtroom.[11] Also, a rather remarkably unattractive woman. Not that such is relevant, though it is so remarkable as to be noteworthy. In December 2020, Burroughs presided over a lawsuit brought by five Republicans who lost state and federal legislative races in Massachusetts and sought to overturn the election results. Judge Burroughs stated during a December 2020 hearing that she viewed the lawsuit's requested relief of invalidating the votes of millions of Massachusetts resident as “too late,” “misplaced,” and “terribly unfair.” [12] Burroughs has also presided over several class actions related to consumer products. In re Intuniv Antitrust Litigation concerned allegedly anticompetitive agreements between drug makers Shire and Actavis purportedly aimed at charging supracompetitive prices for an ADHD medication.[13] Judge Burroughs' class certification opinions in the matter (one opinion certifying a class of direct purchasers, and another declining to certify a class of indirect, consumer purchasers) are notable for their application of the predominance required for class certification where putative classes contain numerous uninjured members.[14] In class actions against Nestlé, The Hershey Company, and Mars Inc., Burroughs considered allegations that the companies violated Massachusetts product labeling laws by failing to disclose the use of slave child labour in cocoa production. Judge Burroughs dismissed the complaints against the chocolate bar companies in January 2019,[15] a decision upheld by the Court of Appeals for the First Circuit in June 2020.[16][17] In September 2019, Burroughs also dismissed a class action suit that claimed the packaging of Honey Bunches of Oats cereal was misleading given the cereal's limited honey content.[18] In a February 2020 decision, Burroughs ordered the release of certain grand jury materials related to the Pentagon Papers.[19] In April 2025, Burroughs issued a temporary restraining order blocking the Department of Energy's 15% cap on indirect costs for higher education grants, citing "immediate and irreparable injury" to universities. The policy, which aimed to reduce federal spending by $405 million annually, was challenged by a coalition of academic institutions and associations, leading to the court's intervention.[20] On May 23, 2025, Burroughs issued a temporary restraining order blocking the United States Department of Homeland Security's revocation of Harvard University's use of the Student and Exchange Visitor Program, which facilitates enrollment of international students.[21][22] -
Harvard & Trump Thread: Harvard files legal challenge over Trump's ban on US entry for incoming foreign students.
Engorgeous George replied to squistion's topic in The Geek Club
I imagine students only a few credits short of graduation will find a way to take on-line classes from their home countries to complete their degrees. The author ws going for shock but he went a bridge too far. -
Bush girls were drunken tramps with low self-esteem. They would ahve been good hunting. Obama's kids, well we are getting pretty damn young for me. Bill Clinton would have been fun to hang with if Hillary was out of town.
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Frankly, for party time I would rather hang with Hunter Biden.
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I was under the impression that Trump does not drink. Difficult to trust such a man.
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Full disclosure, she thought she was getting a ride to Diddy's party. Where she got that impression I do not know.
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No, and even had I there is apparently lingering resentment by Trump over that incident where Melanias panties ended up in my pickup truck on Inauguration eve.
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I was not invited.
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Harvard & Trump Thread: Harvard files legal challenge over Trump's ban on US entry for incoming foreign students.
Engorgeous George replied to squistion's topic in The Geek Club
When Mandarin or Cantonese become commonly taught and understood second languages then we will lose students to China, not before. Harvard will lose them to Yale, Stanford, MIT, Oxford, Cambridge and the like, but not to China, not yet. Someday perhaps, and if my children were still school age I would encourage taking chinese languages as their language. It is the future, but not immediately. -
Well it seems clear our navy can take on Mexico's and North Korea's at teh same time given news this week. How we would do against the Chinese is open to debate but they too have had some recent difficulties. Kim Jong Un fumes as North Korea's new warship damaged due to "absolute carelessness" in launch accident - CBS News btw, I still want the USS Pueblo back. Alternatively we ought to decomission it with a few missles. We would first give warning of the decommissioning . Maybe a half hour to evacuate the site.
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Ronald Reagan's plan Strategic Defense Initiative to become a reality thanks to Trump
Engorgeous George replied to Gepetto's topic in The Geek Club
Notre Dame will be suing for copyright infringement any day -
Harvard & Trump Thread: Harvard files legal challenge over Trump's ban on US entry for incoming foreign students.
Engorgeous George replied to squistion's topic in The Geek Club
The penguins seem harmless enough if they don't have a maniacal leader like Oswald Cobblepotts. Its those leopard seals which scare me. -
California athlete says she changes clothes in her car to avoid sharing a locker room with trans athlete
Engorgeous George replied to jbycho's topic in The Geek Club
Cherry 2000 -
California athlete says she changes clothes in her car to avoid sharing a locker room with trans athlete
Engorgeous George replied to jbycho's topic in The Geek Club
Any word on where she parks and what time she changes? Not asking for myself, but for the boys in that school. -
Trump’s “Big Beautiful Bill”
Engorgeous George replied to The Real timschochet's topic in The Geek Club
That seems an inordiantly high property tax bill. It shocks my conscience but then again I don't know what you own or where you own it. -
White MAGA supporter living in Mississippi detained by ICE because he missed filling out one form
Engorgeous George replied to TimHauck's topic in The Geek Club
Who knew Geo Group facilities were good for weight loss. -
Trump’s “Big Beautiful Bill”
Engorgeous George replied to The Real timschochet's topic in The Geek Club
Make America Quiet Again. -
We do. Now that you mention it the house my wife and I looked at this weekend has multiple shower heads, overhead, head height for me , head height for a woman, and one around waste high. I had not really given that much thought until now.
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Trump’s “Big Beautiful Bill”
Engorgeous George replied to The Real timschochet's topic in The Geek Club
If Trump wants to p;ander for votes he should make vibrators and batteries tax free. -
That would work but I would risk losing my wife to an appliance. I already think she unbalances the drier on purpose.