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They're actually a very talented band and this is just sort of a one-off goof. They usually do music in the Klezmer style but have dabbled in Balkan and Russian folk styles. I have no idea if any of them are actually Jewish or if it's just their band's theme.

I'll take your Slavs and raise you some Yidden. I can tell they aren't native or at least fluent speakers of Yiddish not just from their accent, but also from the random mixing of dialect. Still decent though.

https://hoax-alert.leadstories.com/471472-hoax-alert-morgue-worker-not-arrested-after-giving-birth-to-dead-mans-baby.html https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/dead-man-impregnates-woman/

Oh boy, another South American demagogue whose reign will undoubtedly be marked by corruption, violence, and a suspicious affinity for the United States.

The forums have become a meme and the community has moved to Discord.

I was going for the "Bild turns everything into Jews" angle.

>Elmaleh was born in Casablanca, Morocco to David and Régine Elmaleh. Being a Moroccan Sephardic Jew ( ͡o╭͜ʖ╮͡o )

RIP

What does "backseat gamer" mean in this context? Like you just watch people play and criticize them without ever actually playing the game yourself?

The discs don't function anymore. If you want to play multiplayer the unofficial patched version I linked is the only way.

Information rate difference between English and French at work. Germanic languages have a higher density of information with fewer syllables spoken per second when compared to Romance languages. This is why languages like Japanese and Spanish sound so weird to Anglophones because they're having to make many more sounds to convey the same message.

Played it a fuckton back in the day. The EA servers were absolute trash and they were terrible at balance and bug fixing. There used to be a way to get infinite points in the hero maker so nobody ever allowed custom heroes or else you'd have a clownfest with heroes with max stats. There used to be ways to make your opponents disconnect by using too many bombs at once as Isengard and there were ways to have your troops just walk through enemy walls. And that's not even getting into the absolute joke that was the balance. Goblin fire archer spam used to be absolute game ruining cancer. All in all it's actually a really great game once the community took control of it rather than the devs.

https://www.gamereplays.org/community/index.php?showtopic=1006906 I still have mine but I'm not looking to sell. You can't actually use them to play since the official servers are long gone so you can just use the unofficial patch.

By: FOX4News.com Staff Posted: Sep 13 2018 04:47PM CDT Video Posted: Sep 13 2018 09:22PM CDT Updated: Sep 13 2018 09:26PM CDT Lawyers "disgusted" by release of search warrant showing marijuana found in Botham Jean's apartment DALLAS - Following the shooting death of Botham Jean by the hands of Dallas Police Officer Amber Guyger, multiple search warrants were executed at Jean’s apartment as part of the investigation. Attorneys for Botham Jean's family are outraged that the document describing drug evidence became public on the same day of his funeral. One of the warrants became a public record Thursday afternoon when it was returned to the judge who signed it. It was shortly after Jean’s funeral had ended. It listed several items found in Jean's apartment, including a small amount of marijuana. There have been several warrants signed by judges and executed in this case aside from the arrest warrant for Guyger and the search warrant signed September 7 that were returned to the court on Thursday. The others are still sealed and not accessible. The search warrant executed in Jean’s apartment at South Side Flats specifically sought fired cartridge casings, fired projectiles, firearms, ballistic vests, keys, evidence of blood, video surveillance systems, and contraband such as narcotics and other items used in criminal offenses. The inventory return yielded: 2 fired cartridge casings 1 laptop computer 1 black backpack with police equipment and paperwork 1 insulated lunch box 1 black ballistic vest with "police" markings 10.4 grams of marijuana in ziplock bags 1 metal marijuana grinder 2 RFID keys 2 used packages of medical aid The document does not say where any of the items were located in the apartment or who the items belong to. The Jean family's legal team was unaware of the document when it was first released. Regardless of whose marijuana it was, the attorneys say it doesn't matter. “I think it’s unfortunate that law enforcement begin to immediately criminalize the victim — in this case, someone who was clearly was the victim that has absolutely no bearing on the fact that he was shot in his home,” said Lee Merritt, attorney for Jean’s family. “I would love to see more information coming out about the warrants executed on the home of the shooter who lived just below him. I haven’t seen any of those. And particularly for it to be on this day the day that we remember and celebrate him... to see the common assassination attempt on the victim that we often see in law enforcement involved shootings.” “It doesn't change the story,” said Daryl Washington, attorney for the Jean family. “She claimed that she went into a place she thought was her apartment. She didn't claim she had gone somewhere because she thought there was some sort of criminal activity.” “I know because of how he lived his life it won't stain his reputation because he lived his life so virtuously,” Merritt added. “But it's unfortunate law enforcement has taken this turn.” Attorney Pete Schulte, who is not connected to the case, says the defense will likely bring it up in trial if the marijuana turns out to be his. “I'm not saying Mr. Jean is a bad guy because he had some marijuana in his apartment,” Schulte said. “But it could help add some explanation to this crazy case. It just adds another layer of complexity.” Schulte says it's common practice for detectives investigating a case to cast a wide net when seeking a search warrant. The request for the warrant does list a wide range of items — from blood evidence and keys, to video surveillance systems and "any contraband, such as narcotics, and other items that may have been used in criminal offenses." Other attorneys not associated with the case say that specific language may have been used for items that were in plain sight. “They do a broad spectrum of what they're looking for when they get these search warrants,” Schulte said. “Now toxicology is important, both with Officer Guyger and Mr. Jean, because it could explain how this case happened. How things went south so quickly.” By law, a warrant must be executed within 72 hours of when it was issued. As far as the timing of the return to the court, nearly a week later? “There's nothing nefarious about it. I think it just got done,” Schulte said. “They've got to get it to the court, and it got to the court today.” Jean's legal team disagrees. “This is nothing but a disgusting attempt to assassinate the character of a wonderful young man,” said Ben Crump, attorney for the Jean family. There have been several warrants signed by judges and executed in the case so we could learn of additional items retrieved. It’s unclear if those requests included any warrants to search Officer Guyger's apartment as well. Guyger did consent to a blood draw the night of the shooting. Toxicology reports for both her and Jean are still pending. READ MORE: Family, friends remember Botham Jean at Thursday funeral Legal expert: Arrest affidavit in Botham Jean shooting is not typical New witnesses contradict Dallas officer's story in Botham Jean shooting Warrant: Dallas officer thought Botham Jean was burglar who ignored ‘verbal commands' Protesters march through Dallas, demand murder charge Dallas County DA promises to fully investigate off-duty cop who shot neighbor dead http://www.fox4news.com/news/search-warrant-marijuana-found-in-botham-jeans-apartment-after-deadly-shooting Personal Comment From Bild: Ah yes, the part of the cover-up where the victim is made to look like a bad person because somehow having marijuana in his apartment means it's okay to just barge in and execute him. And that's generously assuming the police didn't plant it.

I used to joke that you should just stay home and not go anywhere so you won't get shot by the police. Looks like not even that will save you. I'm highly confident that if she's convicted at all she'll get the lightest consequence possible since apparently the value of a life multiples as soon as you put on the police uniform. If this situation were reversed the civilian would probably get life in prison or the death penalty since this is Texas. And the sad thing is that I'm only being marginially hyperbolic. Edit: So it turns out the building this happened at has the apartment numbers glowing next to the door. So the cop is either blind or was on some really hard drugs. Also: