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We just went out for ice cream. It is currently 3 degrees with the wind.
It's not quite as cold where I am but we got several inches of snow last night and for some reason I had a craving for some half baked ben and jerry. Worth it.
What was it like? There’s a reason I lost my virginity to him — because I’d never felt comfortable with any other man. It was insanely sensual. It lasted for about an hour and there was a lot of foreplay. We both had orgasms. We are so similar, so it’s so easy to sexually please each other. For example, we both love neck-biting. I’ve never been in a more passionate, loving, fulfilling situation.
How many people know about it? Everyone on my mom’s side of the family sees us as father and daughter. Those who know that he’s my dad, and that we are engaged, include my father’s parents (they can see we are happy together and they can’t wait for us to have babies — they treat us just like any other couple), the woman we live with, and my best friend.
What was it like? There’s a reason I lost my virginity to him — because I’d never felt comfortable with any other man. It was insanely sensual. It lasted for about an hour and there was a lot of foreplay. We both had orgasms. We are so similar, so it’s so easy to sexually please each other. For example, we both love neck-biting. I’ve never been in a more passionate, loving, fulfilling situation.
How many people know about it? Everyone on my mom’s side of the family sees us as father and daughter. Those who know that he’s my dad, and that we are engaged, include my father’s parents (they can see we are happy together and they can’t wait for us to have babies — they treat us just like any other couple), the woman we live with, and my best friend.
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We just went out for ice cream. It is currently 3 degrees with the wind.
It's not quite as cold where I am but we got several inches of snow last night and for some reason I had a craving for some half baked ben and jerry. Worth it.
I swear, I want ice cream more during the winter than I do during the summer.
I found out today that my friend from back in the day got signed to the Minnesota Vikings on Monday.... So weird. I know like 6 people now who either are or have been in the NFL... Let's see if he actually plays unlike all the others.
Edit: I should say "Let's see if he's actually successful unlike all the others." The others all played, just not much.
What was it like? There’s a reason I lost my virginity to him — because I’d never felt comfortable with any other man. It was insanely sensual. It lasted for about an hour and there was a lot of foreplay. We both had orgasms. We are so similar, so it’s so easy to sexually please each other. For example, we both love neck-biting. I’ve never been in a more passionate, loving, fulfilling situation.
How many people know about it? Everyone on my mom’s side of the family sees us as father and daughter. Those who know that he’s my dad, and that we are engaged, include my father’s parents (they can see we are happy together and they can’t wait for us to have babies — they treat us just like any other couple), the woman we live with, and my best friend.
i'm all for free sexual expression, but that shit is just wrong.
I found out today that my friend from back in the day got signed to the Minnesota Vikings on Monday.... So weird. I know like 6 people now who either are or have been in the NFL... Let's see if he actually plays unlike all the others.
Edit: I should say "Let's see if he's actually successful unlike all the others." The others all played, just not much.
what's his name?
i have a buddy that's been in the league for about 7 years or so and is on the saints. oh and he's a total prick
I found out today that my friend from back in the day got signed to the Minnesota Vikings on Monday.... So weird. I know like 6 people now who either are or have been in the NFL... Let's see if he actually plays unlike all the others.
Edit: I should say "Let's see if he's actually successful unlike all the others." The others all played, just not much.
That is cool. I only knew one person that I went to high school with play football professionally. He was really good too, Patrick Surtain he played for Miami and Kansas City. My high school is pretty small though, there were 90 of us in my Senior year.
I found out today that my friend from back in the day got signed to the Minnesota Vikings on Monday.... So weird. I know like 6 people now who either are or have been in the NFL... Let's see if he actually plays unlike all the others.
Edit: I should say "Let's see if he's actually successful unlike all the others." The others all played, just not much.
That is cool. I only knew one person that I went to high school with play football professionally. He was really good too, Patrick Surtain he played for Miami and Kansas City. My high school is pretty small though, there were 90 of us in my Senior year.
idk how much you follow the saints, but the kid i know from high school is ramon humber
Post by Black Dynamite on Feb 25, 2015 10:35:24 GMT -5
I played football with Andre Williams, who now is the Giants running back. We knew he was NFL bound when kids were mistaking the new kid for a teacher. He's always been a truck.
That is cool. I only knew one person that I went to high school with play football professionally. He was really good too, Patrick Surtain he played for Miami and Kansas City. My high school is pretty small though, there were 90 of us in my Senior year.
idk how much you follow the saints, but the kid i know from high school is ramon humber
That is a joke right? I live in New Orleans. We live, breathe, eat, sleep the Saints. Helloooo! I went to the Superbowl in Miami 2009. #53 baby!
DOES ANYONE HAVE ANY EXPERIENCE WITH JURY DUTY????
I had to go online and fill out a questionnaire for jury duty -- idk if I'll be selected yet or not. It's for the federal courts.
Yes. I was on a jury for a double homicide. We convicted him on my birthday. That sucked.
For the initial selection, you are treated like cattle. Fed (at your expense), stored, and waiting for slaughter. Once you receive the dubious honor of being selected, your are treated like royalty. And there was quite a bit of security involved since the case was, at least locally, notorious. Don't bother trying to get out of it by wearing a Star Trek outfit, or claiming you just don't feel comfortable judging another human being. Our judge was not having any of that. I did not even try. Our judge was a hard ass and was not playing around. And turn your cell phone off. That thing rings and you will have it taken away.
idk how much you follow the saints, but the kid i know from high school is ramon humber
That is a joke right? I live in New Orleans. We live, breathe, eat, sleep the Saints. Helloooo! I went to the Superbowl in Miami 2009. #53 baby!
i figured so lol. and you guys didn't deserve to win that game. ok i take it back, we lost it (nfc championship with low blows on favre's ankles that weren't called)
DOES ANYONE HAVE ANY EXPERIENCE WITH JURY DUTY????
I had to go online and fill out a questionnaire for jury duty -- idk if I'll be selected yet or not. It's for the federal courts.
Yes. I was on a jury for a double homicide. We convicted him on my birthday. That sucked.
For the initial selection, you are treated like cattle. Fed (at your expense), stored, and waiting for slaughter. Once you receive the dubious honor of being selected, your are treated like royalty. And there was quite a bit of security involved since the case was, at least locally, notorious. Don't bother trying to get out of it by wearing a Star Trek outfit, or claiming you just don't feel comfortable judging another human being. Our judge was not having any of that. I did not even try. Our judge was a hard ass and was not playing around. And turn your cell phone off. That thing rings and you will have it taken away.
Other wise, it was quite interesting.
I realize it is probably a tedious, and mostly boring process, but I have always wanted to get jury duty. I feel like I have an academic curiosity in the process and procedures (and possibly whatever the case may be, as well). I also feel like I've been deprived a civic responsibility.
But I guess it's probably because they realized I'm quacking awesome, and therefore no one is really my peer...
That is a joke right? I live in New Orleans. We live, breathe, eat, sleep the Saints. Helloooo! I went to the Superbowl in Miami 2009. #53 baby!
i figured so lol. and you guys didn't deserve to win that game. ok i take it back, we lost it (nfc championship with low blows on favre's ankles that weren't called)
edit: fuck the saints, we hate them up here
You still got a sore butt-hole over that? Damn, let it geaux. #whodat #whodatnation #weusedtowearpaperbagsonourheads #getoverit
i figured so lol. and you guys didn't deserve to win that game. ok i take it back, we lost it (nfc championship with low blows on favre's ankles that weren't called)
edit: fuck the saints, we hate them up here
You still got a sore butt-hole over that? Damn, let it geaux. #whodat #whodatnation #weusedtowearpaperbagsonourheads #getoverit
well between a missed fg in 98 nfc champ (first fg he missed ALL YEAR) and that disaster in 09', i mean how can you come out of a timeout and have 12 men in the fucking huddle, amatuer. so yes, i'm butt-hurt about it still. piss off
DOES ANYONE HAVE ANY EXPERIENCE WITH JURY DUTY????
I had to go online and fill out a questionnaire for jury duty -- idk if I'll be selected yet or not. It's for the federal courts.
I've never done a federal case, but I was selected for jury duty about a year ago. I have NO idea if my experiences are common country wide, or simply in Texas. When I got to the court house, they split everyone up into groups of ~60 (maybe, didn't pay attention to exactly how many of there were). Each group of 60 was then sent to a different court room for the jury selection in separate trials. The prosecutor and defendant's lawyers then proceeded to explain details of things that might be pertinent to the case.
After a bit, they began to ask questions of the potential jury pool. Bunch of stuff, for them to determine if you have any prejudices/extreme bias towards certain acts/groups/etc, physical reason you couldn't be on the jury, etc.
Essentially, they're not picking jurors to be on the panel, they're ELIMINATING jurors who wouldn't qualify/are biased/etc. When you go into the court room, they gave us all a number from 1-60. They end up selecting the first 12 jurors that both prosecutors and defendant's lawyers agree to. Since I was #4 in the lineup, I was guaranteed to be on the jury unless they didn't like me for some reason. So if you were in the back, the chances of you being picked were extremely slim.
I ended up being picked, and actually ended up being the jury foreman. It was a tough case to listen to, it was a rape case. We ended up convicting the guy, and then when it came time to sentencing, we found out he was accused of two other rapes. Needless to say, we threw the book at him. Whole process took about a week for our case, but that will obviously vary wildly depending on the case.
It was an interesting experience to deal with, but not something I'd like to do any time soon.
DOES ANYONE HAVE ANY EXPERIENCE WITH JURY DUTY????
I had to go online and fill out a questionnaire for jury duty -- idk if I'll be selected yet or not. It's for the federal courts.
Yes. I was on a jury for a double homicide. We convicted him on my birthday. That sucked.
For the initial selection, you are treated like cattle. Fed (at your expense), stored, and waiting for slaughter. Once you receive the dubious honor of being selected, your are treated like royalty. And there was quite a bit of security involved since the case was, at least locally, notorious. Don't bother trying to get out of it by wearing a Star Trek outfit, or claiming you just don't feel comfortable judging another human being. Our judge was not having any of that. I did not even try. Our judge was a hard ass and was not playing around. And turn your cell phone off. That thing rings and you will have it taken away.
Other wise, it was quite interesting.
I'm not bothered by being selected if that happens... I just don't know anyone who has done it before and have no clue what to expect. My only concern would be seeing bad photos -- but everyone keeps assuring me that federal would be like people stealing from medicaid or stuff like that and not death penalty cases. Thanks for the information!! I work for the state but it said only federal employees would not be compensated if selected so I guess I'm covered there. I sent the stuff in so now it's just a matter of waiting I suppose.
DOES ANYONE HAVE ANY EXPERIENCE WITH JURY DUTY????
I had to go online and fill out a questionnaire for jury duty -- idk if I'll be selected yet or not. It's for the federal courts.
I've never done a federal case, but I was selected for jury duty about a year ago. I have NO idea if my experiences are common country wide, or simply in Texas. When I got to the court house, they split everyone up into groups of ~60 (maybe, didn't pay attention to exactly how many of there were). Each group of 60 was then sent to a different court room for the jury selection in separate trials. The prosecutor and defendant's lawyers then proceeded to explain details of things that might be pertinent to the case.
After a bit, they began to ask questions of the potential jury pool. Bunch of stuff, for them to determine if you have any prejudices/extreme bias towards certain acts/groups/etc, physical reason you couldn't be on the jury, etc.
Essentially, they're not picking jurors to be on the panel, they're ELIMINATING jurors who wouldn't qualify/are biased/etc. When you go into the court room, they gave us all a number from 1-60. They end up selecting the first 12 jurors that both prosecutors and defendant's lawyers agree to. Since I was #4 in the lineup, I was guaranteed to be on the jury unless they didn't like me for some reason. So if you were in the back, the chances of you being picked were extremely slim.
I ended up being picked, and actually ended up being the jury foreman. It was a tough case to listen to, it was a rape case. We ended up convicting the guy, and then when it came time to sentencing, we found out he was accused of two other rapes. Needless to say, we threw the book at him. Whole process took about a week for our case, but that will obviously vary wildly depending on the case.
It was an interesting experience to deal with, but not something I'd like to do any time soon.
OH WOW! That would be a little intense.... rape stuff really bothers me. But thank you for the information Rothric!! Now I feel a little better about things.