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Jasmine McNealy Comments on Elected Officials Blocking Social Media Critics
February 25, 2020
Keeping it elemental . . . In the #OutKast mode of teaching . . . Now don't have me break this thing down for nothing . . . #HeyYa!
#UnfrozenCavemanLawyer . . . or #UnfrozenClaymanLawyer . . . Your ways frighten and confuse me . . . what are these magical voices and images doing coming from my computer? . . . And who was Carl Jung and just why is his book there? Maybe it is symbolic?
Addressed Nikki Catsouras case in @UFLaw class and in @LidskyLidsky casebook, especially in light of photos taken by LA County sheriffs at scene of #KobeBryant death . . . very similar . . . #FamilialPrivacyRights . . .
Stay-at-home giving me weirdest dreams: Got engaged to ex-gf from 18 years ago (don’t make go Carly Simon on you, you and you) 🎶, emailed my #MediaLaw exam accidentally to my class, and told a colleague to perform an anatomically impossible task on himself. The last was best 👍🏻
Times like these call for Gallows Humor. I wonder what Ernest and Julio would say? 🍷🍷
Terrific, bigly wall. Apologies for morphing voice from Trump to JFK somewhere along the line. I'm blaming the virus #IveGotSomeGroceriesSomePeanutButter
Arnold Schwarzenegger Sues Robotics Company for $10M Over Lookalike Robot via @vice
Arnold Schwarzenegger Sues Robotics Company for $10M Over Lookalike Robot
”Arnold Schwarzenegger will meet your guests, turn on the light and turn the kettle on,” Promobot writes.
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SF Supervisors approve payout to journalist whose home, office were raided
SF Supervisors approve payout to journalist whose home, office were raided
The San Francisco Board of Supervisors on Tuesday approved a $369,000 payout to freelance journalist Bryan Carmody, whose home and office were illegal...
www.sfchronicle.com
Learned how to cut my own hair 💈💇♂️ - front, sides & above the👂that is - since @UF @reitzunion barbershop closed. No, you don't get pictures. But since I don't have a fancy vainglorious mirror and can't see the back, this means March madness leads to #MayMullets #ShoLo #JoeDirte