I’m posting this video to remind myself that the NFL, in its finest moments, is infinitely more exciting than the judicial system.
That said, it was a pretty special experience to find myself constantly refreshing a twitter feed for live updates on what was happening inside Kimba Wood’s courtroom as attorneys for the Southern District of New York, Michael Cohen, and Donald Trump argued about how to process evidence seized during a raid of Michael Cohen’s home, office, and hotel room. I’d rate the excitement level I felt when Cohen’s attorney Stephen Ryan stood up in court and said “The client’s name that is involved is Sean Hannity” as approximately 0.3 Diggs. I’m looking forward to the next hearing (in one Mooch’s time, I believe) the same way I look forward to episodes of Game of Thrones (at least, the way I used to look forward to new episodes – having them discover an offscreen teleportation device really killed a lot of the magic of that show for me).
On to the music!
Last week’s theme was “cooking”, which included things like chefs, restaurants, spices, meats, desserts, and many, many different kinds of food. There were a ton of great picks, by my favorite so far (I’ll admit I haven’t made it through the whole playlist, which is gigantic) has been Low Commander of the Super Soldier’s selection of “Dine Alone” by Quicksand. TheeWeeBabySeamus also came through nicely with his pick of the eponymous “Too Many Cooks” by Robert Cray, and I’m also really enjoying yeah right’s pick of the Stanley Clarke, Jeff Beck, and Carmine Appice collaboration “Rock n Roll Jelly”. And a final honorable mention to Gratliff’s choice of “Down, Down, Down To Mephisto’s Cafe”. There’s a lot to like here, so bring your appetite…for tunes!
Yeah the legal system ain’t exciting. But the disdain!
Mmmuah ?
One last thing – did everyone spot the radio tower?
I DID!
The tower and the locations for it is always one of my favorite parts of Request Line/DFO Radio.
Yes, always. Was cropping the top off intentional?
Wait, I just deleted the “resize” part out of the address and it’s not cropped. Cool!
Nope! That’s actually what made me look at it as a puzzle.
Also, I find Hannity’s assumption of privilege to be hilarious. I’m thinking maybe I should invent an app where you turn it on and it tells you that you now have attorney-client privilege for whatever you’re doing.
Ooh I can call it “pocket attorney”.
Pockettorney App – “Did you commit crime? Press YES or NO.” (presses NO) “Congratulations! You are innocent!”
You will be a billionaire.
Sounds good, but it won’t be nearly as popular as the Tiny Public Defender box.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WgRkuYusfP8
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CMbKalNq2gs
From deep inside his locker, Horatio is pissed.
/Can’t actually remember if Horatio Cornblower is an attorney or not.
The person definitely is. Not sure if the kharacter is or not.
Hannity claims privilege yet Kaep remains unsigned. Benghazi, folks.
Also, for the all the shit I talk about Joe Buck, I thought his call on that play was perfectly adequate. Some might even say he did a great job. Not me, though, cause I hate Joe Buck.
Damnit Rikki, stop encouraging my procrastination and poor time management already! Or keep doing it, whatever. I’ll worry about that later.
Oh, Dreamboat, what sordid mess have you gotten yourself into…?
Robbery armed with a squirt gun?
Cytherea, not that I know who that is…
Hehehehe…squirt.
Yep, I’m still going to hell.
I’m kidding, of course. If Tom Brady had been involved Stormy never would have seen him at all; she’d just have found a threatening note and her car sitting on four flat tires.
This comment is just underinflated.
I should mention that not, in a million years, would I have predicted that the mystery client was Sean Fucking Hannity. I thought it would be some Ukranian businessman or something.