He’ll have lots of interest from coaches who need a chauffeur for their OADs.
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Gonzaga
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Guys, please, enough with the sesquipedalianism.
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And we have a new leader in the clubhouse
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Hadn’t considered coaches who need chauffers for themselves.
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True Simbaud, and as a curmudgeon, we know how you much abhor sesquipedalianism, but I am rather averse to tergiversation as well. Perhaps all will keep this prominently in mind as they post in LRA.
Maybe we can all take a peregrination to a vocabulary thread
I’m not constitutionally opposed to a periphrastic or even, in the right circumstances, a euphuistic style, but FFS most of us here are typing on our phones.
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Alabama’s crimson, right? What’s the opposite of crimson?
Barnard gets my vote as most opposite though I don’t know what kind of offense they run.
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https://twitter.com/tiptonedits/status/1516567488896671745?s=21&t=1QP5YZVKIMUWjHWJUEUoAg
Lol that didn’t last long
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Llewelyn decommits from Clemson. This portal is nuts.
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OOOOF Clemson lost all 3 starting guards too. Does Clemson not have the cash to out bid thiefs?
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Edit:
And nope. Wrong assistant. Clemson has lost two of them. The one that went to Georgia recruited Llwellyn.
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lol. Has there ever been a kid who transferred to another school, and then transferred back to the original school? (NC State mod)
https://twitter.com/MasercolaMiles/status/1516572764676755459
Tyler Harris at Memphis. Memphis then Iowa State then back to Memphis now back in the portal
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That’s the only place I’ve ever heard it used. And I’m pretty sure I never heard it outside of Crim Pro, Civ Pro and Evidence.
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Someone certainly sent him the thread here on Tigers and the value of a Clemson degree.
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Yup, practicing 25 years, never used the term or had someone else say it.
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Thank you sir
Not at all related to basketball (perhaps start a legal practice thread—really drive down viewership numbers) but it’s not at all uncommon in litigation. I just litigated a spoliation issue in a products liability case where the defendant destroyed the product which injured the plaintiff, thereby depriving her of the opportunity to demonstrate that it was defective.
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