Veiled threat? Or just an inarticulate loserhead?

[Famspear]

From "douglas":

I have come th [sic] the concultion [sic] that the only way the tax hoax is being proped [sic] up is by currupt [sic] judges and lawyers. It occures [sic] to me that if we really want to fix it then we need to start taking them out of the loop. I know that if a lawyer can be proven guilty of something then you need only alert the bar association. Dose [sic] anyone know what to do with judges.

If we can figure out whats [sic] needed, whats [sic] consider [sic] evidence then we can start dropping [sic] them,one at a time. We could(Theoretically)take back everything we lost a small peice [sic] at a time.

http://www.losthorizons.com/phpBB/viewtopic.php?t=648

[The Operative]

Seems like Douglas needs to finish the third-grade before he can launch a plan to fix the judiciary.

[Famspear]

I guess it's theoretically possible that Douglas actually writes and spells as well as Hemingway did, but that Douglas is just drooling so badly that the dripping is causing him to have keyboard malfunctions.

[Quixote]

I think Douglas is just asking how judges can be reported for misconduct. His plan has one major flaw. Any complaints will be handled by judges who, according to Douglas, are corrupt.

[webhick]

I think Douglas is just asking how judges can be reported for misconduct. His plan has one major flaw. Any complaints will be handled by judges who, according to Douglas, are corrupt.

It also won't work because the vast majority of judges have not committed misconduct. He's going to have to really stretch on a lot of them:

"Your honor, you need to be fired for misconduct because in 1972 you lied to your five year old daughter when she wanted to know how babies are made."

[webhick]

BTW, what's it called when judge is removed? Are they de-benched?

[Gregg]

Federal judges are impeached, and it has happened at least a few times in the last 10-15 years.

[RyanMcC]

I guess it's theoretically possible that Douglas actually writes and spells as well as Hemingway did, but that Douglas is just drooling so badly that the dripping is causing him to have keyboard malfunctions.

Douglas dripped drool deep down the device disabling it? His disabled device definately denotes a distinct disadvantage dictated to Douglas during discussions and other dialogue. Douglas should diligently dry the device he disabled.

[Famspear]

I guess it's theoretically possible that Douglas actually writes and spells as well as Hemingway did, but that Douglas is just drooling so badly that the dripping is causing him to have keyboard malfunctions.

Douglas dripped drool deep down the device disabling it? His disabled device definately denotes a distinct disadvantage dictated to Douglas during discussions and other dialogue. Douglas should diligently dry the device he disabled.

Oops. This is gettin' to be a chronic situation, here.

[webhick]

I guess it's theoretically possible that Douglas actually writes and spells as well as Hemingway did, but that Douglas is just drooling so badly that the dripping is causing him to have keyboard malfunctions.

Douglas dripped drool deep down the device disabling it? His disabled device definately denotes a distinct disadvantage dictated to Douglas during discussions and other dialogue. Douglas should diligently dry the device he disabled.

Would you say that Douglas demonstrated delinquency in his due diligence during the dehydration of the disabled device?

[Famspear]

I guess it's theoretically possible that Douglas actually writes and spells as well as Hemingway did, but that Douglas is just drooling so badly that the dripping is causing him to have keyboard malfunctions.

Douglas dripped drool deep down the device disabling it? His disabled device definately denotes a distinct disadvantage dictated to Douglas during discussions and other dialogue. Douglas should diligently dry the device he disabled.

Would you say that Douglas demonstrated delinquency in his due diligence during the dehydration of the disabled device?

This is contagious. Maybe there's a pill we can all take, or something.

[Leftcoaster]

I am (sic)'ened by that post.

How on earth did he get "theoretically" right?
Infinite number of monkeys indeed!

[RyanMcC]

Douglas dripped drool deep down the device disabling it? His disabled device definately denotes a distinct disadvantage dictated to Douglas during discussions and other dialogue. Douglas should diligently dry the device he disabled.

Would you say that Douglas demonstrated delinquency in his due diligence during the dehydration of the disabled device?

Definitely.

This is contagious. Maybe there's a pill we can all take, or something.

Doubtful.

[webhick]

This is contagious. Maybe there's a pill we can all take, or something.

There is, but it gives your bladder Tourette's.

[The Observer]

The alliteration on this site, to quote Graham Chapman's prudish British general character, is getting "rather silly." Any additional attempts at alliteration are absolutely anticipating another action of admonishment and abuse .

[Doktor Avalanche]

I guess it's theoretically possible that Douglas actually writes and spells as well as Hemingway did, but that Douglas is just drooling so badly that the dripping is causing him to have keyboard malfunctions.

Or maybe he's boozing it up like Hemmingway.