Oddly terrifying

[merh]

Aug 5, 2022 23:07:04 GMT abbey1227 said:

Aug 5, 2022 17:48:09 GMT merh said:

I have always disliked that word.
It is ugly sounding. 

Prefer crotch.
"Ah" sound is more pleasant 

like a few others, the British seem to use certain swear words better than us

NO words should be off the table. It's a juvenile game all by itself

My kid dislikes the word moist.
I never understood it, but others in the circle of friends also hated the word.

[abbey1227]

Aug 6, 2022 23:58:28 GMT merh said:

Aug 5, 2022 23:07:04 GMT abbey1227 said:

like a few others, the British seem to use certain swear words better than us

NO words should be off the table. It's a juvenile game all by itself

My kid dislikes the word moist.
I never understood it, but others in the circle of friends also hated the word.

There it is. The Truth.

A group got together and just decided that they no longer liked a word.

And the rest of the world is supposed to care? 

[merh]

Aug 7, 2022 1:23:01 GMT abbey1227 said:

Aug 6, 2022 23:58:28 GMT merh said:

My kid dislikes the word moist.
I never understood it, but others in the circle of friends also hated the word.

There it is. The Truth.

A group got together and just decided that they no longer liked a word.

And the rest of the world is supposed to care? 

Always has been, hasn't it?
Weren't witches often just loners & old people?
Something happen in town, blame the newcomer?

The Irish
The Italians.
Whichever new immigration block.

[abbey1227]

Aug 7, 2022 1:48:20 GMT merh said:

Always has been, hasn't it?
Weren't witches often just loners & old people?
Something happen in town, blame the newcomer?

The Irish
The Italians.
Whichever new immigration block.

Newcomer, isolated old timer ........does it really matter once a mob gets going?

This is why the Constitution's protections of Individuals is so unique and important.

And the biggest key to success is assimilating. It's one form of collectivism I can go along with.........because I'm assuming you're choosing to move where you have.

[merh]

Keith Paul Bishop

This "Defunct" Delaware Corporation Remains A California Citizen
Wednesday, June 29, 2022
Diversity jurisdiction of the federal courts requires complete diversity of citizenship. 28 U.S.C. § 1332. If a party is a corporation, then it becomes necessary to determine the location of the corporation's citizenship. In a recent decision, Magistrate Judge Donna M. Ryu summarized three different approaches adopted by the federal courts:

Some courts look to both to the state of incorporation and to the state of the corporation's last business activity. * * * Some courts hold an inactive corporation has no "place of business" and therefore is a citizen only of its state of incorporation. * * * Other courts adopt a case-by-case approach: i e, if the corporation has been inactive for a substantial period of time (e g, 5 years), it is a citizen only of the state where it is incorporated. Otherwise, the court must examine the company's activities as it was closing its doors and determine whether its business had a continuing impact in that locale. If so, the place of its last business activity would be relevant to (but not dispositive of) the determination of its "principal place of business."

Atneosen v. XPT, Inc., 2022 WL 1400847 (citing Patel v. Sugen, Inc., 354 F. Supp. 2d 1098, 1111-12 (N.D. Cal. 2005), quoting Schwarzer, Tashima & Wagstaffe, Cal. Practice Guide: Federal Civil Procedure Before Trial at ¶ 2:321.4 (2004)).


Getting "burned in a three-way script"
The case involved a Delaware corporation with its principal place of business in California. The corporation filed its certificate of surrender with the California Secretary of State about three months before the plaintiff filed its complaint. Applying the third test (aka the "functional approach"), Judge Ryu found that the corporation had not been inactive for a "substantial period of time." Thus, she concluded that the Delaware corporation was a citizen of the State of California

[merh]

Aug 7, 2022 2:07:05 GMT abbey1227 said:

Aug 7, 2022 1:48:20 GMT merh said:

Always has been, hasn't it?
Weren't witches often just loners & old people?
Something happen in town, blame the newcomer?

The Irish
The Italians.
Whichever new immigration block.

Newcomer, isolated old timer ........does it really matter once a mob gets going?

This is why the Constitution's protections of Individuals is so unique and important.

And the biggest key to success is assimilating. It's one form of collectivism I can go along with.........because I'm assuming you're choosing to move where you have.

Yet lynchings happened here.
Witches were killed.

Kids get taken places by their Guardian 

[abbey1227]

Aug 7, 2022 5:41:08 GMT merh said:

Aug 7, 2022 2:07:05 GMT abbey1227 said:

Newcomer, isolated old timer ........does it really matter once a mob gets going?

This is why the Constitution's protections of Individuals is so unique and important.

And the biggest key to success is assimilating. It's one form of collectivism I can go along with.........because I'm assuming you're choosing to move where you have.

Yet lynchings happened here.
Witches were killed.

Kids get taken places by their Guardian

Crimes and abuses happen wherever people are. That doesn't mean the document is flawed.

All part of being a guardian........preparing the kids for what's to come.

[merh]

Future serial killer?

[merh]

Good fricken heavens.
Sitting here playing sudoku.
Heard a pop.
Couldn't figure out what it was.
Saw a brown puddle forming.
The 12 pk of diet cherry Pepsi I brought to my room an hour ago.
I figured it popped at the seal.
So I turn it over starting at the totally soaked bottom, but of course it was one of the too/now bottom cans.

It wasn't the seal.
It popped open at the bottom of the ring circling the top. Nowhere near a seam.

WTF?

I know it's hot, but...?

[merh]

‘Kill Every Buffalo You Can! Every Buffalo Dead Is an Indian Gone’. The American bison is the new U.S. national mammal, but its slaughter was once seen as a way to starve Native Americans into submission.

[merh]

So I lined the 11 cans up in a row.
One just exploded again.
Put them in the fridge......

[abbey1227]

Aug 8, 2022 23:51:20 GMT merh said:

Good fricken heavens.
Sitting here playing sudoku.
Heard a pop.
Couldn't figure out what it was.
Saw a brown puddle forming.
The 12 pk of diet cherry Pepsi I brought to my room an hour ago.
I figured it popped at the seal.
So I turn it over starting at the totally soaked bottom, but of course it was one of the too/now bottom cans.

It wasn't the seal.
It popped open at the bottom of the ring circling the top. Nowhere near a seam.

WTF?

I know it's hot, but...?

While the plastic bottles allow the soda to go flat.......... I've noticed lately the thickness of the cans must be so thin now that just moving them around and stacking them can sometimes lead to pinhole leaks.

Try cleaning that up when you've got 30-60 12 paks stacked 3-4 high   

[abbey1227]

Aug 9, 2022 0:45:23 GMT merh said:

‘Kill Every Buffalo You Can! Every Buffalo Dead Is an Indian Gone’. The American bison is the new U.S. national mammal, but its slaughter was once seen as a way to starve Native Americans into submission.

They took out the Giant sloths, camles and certain bears........ the Europeans tried to take out the buffalo and them.

[merh]

Aug 9, 2022 3:05:59 GMT abbey1227 said:

Aug 8, 2022 23:51:20 GMT merh said:

Good fricken heavens.
Sitting here playing sudoku.
Heard a pop.
Couldn't figure out what it was.
Saw a brown puddle forming.
The 12 pk of diet cherry Pepsi I brought to my room an hour ago.
I figured it popped at the seal.
So I turn it over starting at the totally soaked bottom, but of course it was one of the too/now bottom cans.

It wasn't the seal.
It popped open at the bottom of the ring circling the top. Nowhere near a seam.

WTF?

I know it's hot, but...?

While the plastic bottles allow the soda to go flat.......... I've noticed lately the thickness of the cans must be so thin now that just moving them around and stacking them can sometimes lead to pinhole leaks.

Try cleaning that up when you've got 30-60 12 paks stacked 3-4 high   

I have 4x4 so 16, then I brought 2 into my room.
The Dew seems OK. It's the Pepsi that blew up.

This is total blowout. 
Top blew up along that indent circle. 
2nd can I figured I was ok because it was standing upright.
Nope.
About half exploded out.

[merh]

Aug 9, 2022 3:07:47 GMT abbey1227 said:

Aug 9, 2022 0:45:23 GMT merh said:

They took out the Giant sloths, camles and certain bears........ the Europeans tried to take out the buffalo and them.

The Buffalo didn't need to go.

[abbey1227]

Aug 9, 2022 3:12:21 GMT merh said:

Aug 9, 2022 3:05:59 GMT abbey1227 said:

While the plastic bottles allow the soda to go flat.......... I've noticed lately the thickness of the cans must be so thin now that just moving them around and stacking them can sometimes lead to pinhole leaks.

Try cleaning that up when you've got 30-60 12 paks stacked 3-4 high   

I have 4x4 so 16, then I brought 2 into my room.
The Dew seems OK. It's the Pepsi that blew up.

This is total blowout. 
Top blew up along that indent circle. 
2nd can I figured I was ok because it was standing upright.
Nope.
About half exploded out.

I'm sorry to hear. It's a real pain.

Mine weren't discovered right away, so there was even a bit of mold growth on the paper cartons

Pepsi is a bit fizzier  

[abbey1227]

Aug 9, 2022 3:13:09 GMT merh said:

Aug 9, 2022 3:07:47 GMT abbey1227 said:

They took out the Giant sloths, camles and certain bears........ the Europeans tried to take out the buffalo and them.

The Buffalo didn't need to go.

If they'd remained..........there wouldn't have been nearly as many farmers growing crops

Remember, I'm not a fan of people

[merh]

Our sky at sunset Monday.

[merh]

Aug 9, 2022 3:15:14 GMT abbey1227 said:

Aug 9, 2022 3:12:21 GMT merh said:

I have 4x4 so 16, then I brought 2 into my room.
The Dew seems OK. It's the Pepsi that blew up.

This is total blowout. 
Top blew up along that indent circle. 
2nd can I figured I was ok because it was standing upright.
Nope.
About half exploded out.

I'm sorry to hear. It's a real pain.

Mine weren't discovered right away, so there was even a bit of mold growth on the paper cartons

Pepsi is a bit fizzier  

Did it pop at the sip hole or at that indent?

It is 71° at 2am

[abbey1227]

Aug 9, 2022 8:58:36 GMT merh said:

Aug 9, 2022 3:15:14 GMT abbey1227 said:

I'm sorry to hear. It's a real pain.

Mine weren't discovered right away, so there was even a bit of mold growth on the paper cartons

Pepsi is a bit fizzier  

Did it pop at the sip hole or at that indent?

It is 71° at 2am

no seams..........pinholes in like the sides.........from maybe bits of hardened glue/wax from the cartons

It doesn't take much to compromise a can these days