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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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)
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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