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"Enter the Petitioner, Patrick Hoctor, who in 1982 began dealing in exotic animals on his farm. . . . [h]e raised a variety of animals including "Big Cats" . . . includ[ing] . . . seven ligers (a liger is a cross betweena male lion and a female tiger, and is thus to be distinguished from a tigon)."
— Oct 19, 2010 11:19PM
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"Respondent was also advised that . . . if he applied for a job requiring a security clearance, the [CIA] would inform the prospective employer that it had concluded that respondent's homosexuality presented a security threat." Webster v. Doe John McCain has threatened to filibuster the repeal of Don't Ask Don't Tell. You can call him here: (202) 224-2235.
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Fun fact: the professor for this class has now taken to saying "grok" at least once in every class.
— Sep 14, 2010 07:31PM
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I swear the professor for this class was just drunk emailing me. He sent one that said, "In fact, it be cited in the memo (at pages 496-498, or 16-17 in the download," which makes no sense even if you ignore the never-ending parenthesis. Then he sent another that said, "Duhhhh."
— Aug 18, 2010 11:46PM
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Oct 19, 2010 11:20PM
A liger is also bred for its skills in magic. It's pretty much my favorite animal.
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HAHAHAHAHA! Cross post magic!
I'm so excited that I'm reading a case about ligers! I hope there's magic. I was just thinking about how all the cases are either BOring or infuriating this year. So sad.
