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  1. ThomasD
    More info about your setup might be helpful. What case, and what case fans are you using? Because unless the cooler is getting a good supply of fresh cool air then even the best will under perform.
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    Doesn't GTA V have hookers? Isn't that sexual crime? Albeit non violent (and assuming you ignore what pimps actually do.) But the topic does have deep sociological roots. People used to openly cheer actual murderous criminals like John Dillinger, although they would have never cheered similar sexual violence. Similarly it is somewhat more acceptable to role play certain forms of violence than others. Taboos are what they are - there is often little rhyme or reason.
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    pasta help

    ThomasD replied to AniJan's topic in Off Topic

    Some recipes call for adding oil to the cooking water. This is unnecessary. You can dress the cooked pasta with pretty much any oil to your liking. Canola has a very light/neutral flavor, so will not bring as much brightness as a virgin olive oil. I'd go 50-50 with oil and melted butter, then some grated hard cheese.
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    That's at least the second time you have greatly misrepresented what I said. Here is my FULL quote YOU are the one who has chosen to focus on only ONE possible answer (guess actually.) You might have more credibility if you wouldn't grossly misrepresent people to the point of dishonesty. But, given your overall behavior in this thread I do not think it likely. And here's ONE MORE bit of speculation on my part. Maybe Obama didn't remove Comey because he knew the FBI never really investigated the DNC hack and didn't want his replacement to actually conduct a real investigation. http://thehill.com/policy/national-security/312767-fbi-never-examined-hacked-dnc-servers-report# “The DNC had several meetings with representatives of the FBI’s Cyber Division and its Washington (D.C.) Field Office, the Department of Justice’s National Security Division, and U.S. Attorney’s Offices, and it responded to a variety of requests for cooperation, but the FBI never requested access to the DNC’s computer servers,” DNC deputy communications director Eric Walker told BuzzFeed in an email." How do you conduct an investigation without looking at the actual scene of the crime???
  5. ThomasD
    Pretty much. The FBI does not prosecute. They make referrals to the DOJ and the DOJ decides whether or not to prosecute.
  6. ThomasD
    I offered that as one possible alternative. Off the top of my head. You asked me to speculate, I did, and now you wish to pick and choose exactly which guess I need to substantiate? Get over yourself.
  7. ThomasD
    Sort of. If Joe Biden stabbed an innocent person to death in broad daylight he most certainly would be arrested and tried for murder in the jurisdiction of the crime. But, until he was successfully impeached (which would be a separate matter) he would remain VP. Not that it would ever happen that way, just that impeachment does extend to offenses that are not actual defined crimes. IOW the Constitution's prohibition on ex-post facto laws does not prevent impeachment for anything you may have done or failed to do.
  8. ThomasD
    I never brought up the issue of Hillary or her emails. That was the other guy who did that. That you consider a formal report from the US Judiciary Committee "garbage" out of my ass says more about you than I need to know to end this discussion.
  9. ThomasD
    Your question (while certainly valid) really was not my concern. I just wished to correct the misconception that the FBI is somehow independent of the President.
  10. ThomasD
    If you are not going to read the link that's fine. Just admit that your accusing me of "pulling shit" out of my ass was wrong. You are the one who is wrong.
  11. ThomasD
    http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-srv/politics/special/clinton/stories/watergatedoc_3.htm
  12. ThomasD
    You tell me I'm wrong but offer nothing in the way of a rebuttal. Prove yourself.
  13. ThomasD
    Again, I'm getting the impression that you really do not understand the fundamental nature of our government. You do know that there is no real legal standard for impeachment? That impeachment is purely a political question? Because the Constitution provides no definition for "high crimes and misdemeanors." It means whatever the House and Senate can agree it means. Edit: Given the pace of your reply it is clear you did not follow the link. You really should - it is apropos to the discussion.
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    That's more of a political question than a legal question. Maybe he didn't think they would find anything. Maybe he thought the investigation could be used for political gain (like Clinton and Monica.) Maybe he thought they would find something and didn't want to be impeached like Nixon https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saturday_Night_Massacre Your guess is as good as mine. Edit: Maybe he was more concerned about looking bad than actually being bad.
  15. ThomasD
    No, Comey didn't "start" the investigation. The FBI has been tracking Russian espionage efforts (computerized or not) since long before Comey came along. Going way back to when they were the Soviet Union. Now you are just making stuff up.
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