Posted on 04/16/2018 6:10:46 PM PDT by ransomnote
A question ... or 2 ... Is there more chest to hide behind or more rear?
There must be a lot of lurkers.
Bookmark nazis were mentioned on another thread.
- BDT: Q used this in two distinctly different ways and possibly three:
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- "Blunt & Direct Time", BDT: (#327)
- BDT = Bangladesh Taka: (#327) Q said think currency, BDT is the Bangladeshi currency. BDT at exchange rate of $0.0118 to $1 U.S.
- Bulk Data Transfer (#517), moving large amounts of data very quickly. (Credit for the #327 entries to FreeQs NIKK, hoosiermama, greeneyes and Cboldt).
- DefCon 1: Two possibilities, but Q seems to have precluded the second for all uses:
- DEFCON: In drop (#511) Q states "DEFCON does not refer to Defense r Condition w/ regards to prev post.—Thought clear.—Now crystal clear." Q mean "Definitely Confirmed."
- In later drops DEFCON can possibly be used in relation to Defense Condition 1-5 higher is calmer, 1 is a state of war or previous definition of confirmed. Look for context.
More of....that other thing.
Not to brag.
However, if she is a descendant of Allister Crowley ... the spiritual heritage would be fairly intense toward degrading stuff.
At this point I consider almost anything.
You buy "Definitly Confirmed" but not "Bout Damn Time?"
The two go together like honeynuts and cheerios.
Context, goodman, context.
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However, Q makes it very clear it’s in reference to a specific post, but other times the context appears to refer to when Q is talking about we are at war with the forces of evil, so I have left the military definition as well, because Q seems to use it as a double entendre.
The new DEFCON entry:
- DefCon 1: Two possibilities, but Q seems to have precluded the second for all uses:
- DEFCON: In drop (#511) Q states "DEFCON does not refer to Defense Condition w/ regards to prev post.—Thought clear.—Now crystal clear." Q means "Definitely Confirmed."
- In later drops DEFCON can possibly be used in relation to Defense Condition 1-5, higher is calmer, 1 is a state of war; or previous definition of confirmed. Look for context.
Tried to catch up, but couldn’t. Mostly just reading. Once or twice had a thought I posted, but the rottweilers were all over it like a junk yard dog. I give up. Good night.
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Burglary is considered a crime against propriety, a basically non-violent crime, usually committed with no intention of encountering a human being. The degrees of burglary are based on how likely the criminal is likely to encounter a person in the commission of his crime. Burglary of an occupied residence is a first degree burglary because the chance of encountering the resident is high. Burglarizing an empty business is a third degree.
Robbery always involves an encounter with a person and is considered a violent crime as there is always a threat involved, an assault, perhaps a battery, injury, or death.
Ergo, Gorsuch’s decision is explicable in that the legal immigrant was convicted of burglary, an inherently non-violent crime. The order specifies deportation for crimes of violence. The crime doesn’t fit the definition of the order.
I don’t know all the details of the crime in this case, but in some jurisdictions, if a burglar is armed with a deadly weapon when committing his burglary, it becomes by definition a violent crime, because being armed, the burglar is prepared to do violence should he unexpectedly encounter a person.
Some jurisdictions hold that any burglary of a residence at any time is likely to encounter a person and violence is an expected outcome, so it’s automatically elevated to a violent crime, even if the House is empty. That’s why the Federal law should be better defined.
TXnMA
I worked for awhile on some cityscape & building pics, but with no useful results.
I must have missed the statues — unless they were hollow ones...
Thank you
I apologize for thinking and posting. All I initially recalled was that BDT was used along with posts referring to the Bangledesh Terror attempt in NY.
I think sufficient people have now corrected my terribly horrible inaccurate audacity to venture a guess. Sorry I bothered to post anything.
Thanks for correcting me, although others already did a very good job of that. The horse is dead Jim.
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Make certain the quotation marks are basic quotation marks, not fancy ones. That will screw up your coding every time.
You don’t want these “ ” quotation marks. You need to use these: " " .
Once you’ve replaced the correct quotation marks, everything will work right. If you are on an iPad, you can most easily get those by pressing and holding the apostrophe/quotation mark key, or sliding up to select the quotation mark. The default always goes to the fancy open/close quotation marks you don’t want.
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