Wouldn't someone have to testify about what the former guy knew or didn't know about that check he signed? I mean, the Organization's attorney can say any fool thing that crosses his mind, but to actually prove the assertion would require direct testimony from someone. But who???
And, yes, of course these fucking idiots kept an internal set of books documenting the tally. As Mr. Horsefry explains:
“You wrote everything down, Crispin?” he said. “Why?” Crispin looked appalled. “Got to keep records, Reacher,” he said. “Can’t cover y’ tracks if you don’t know where y’left ’em. Then . . . can put it all back, see, hardly a crime at all.” He tried to tap the side of his nose, and missed.Pratchett, Terry. Going Postal (Discworld Book 33) (p. 143). HarperCollins e-books. Kindle Edition.
Allen, Allen, Allen.
You somehow thought this day would never come?
Schmuck.
Or an easy target.
Smart as Meyer Lansky he aint,
Agreed.
He's more of a blancmange
Blecchhhh.
Ya think?
This couldn't sound more like The Godfather if Mario Puzo wrote it from Fredo's point of view
FIFY
Wouldn't someone have to testify about what the former guy knew or didn't know about that check he signed? I mean, the Organization's attorney can say any fool thing that crosses his mind, but to actually prove the assertion would require direct testimony from someone. But who???
It is his duty to know.
Devin Nunes can always return to milking his cow!
The price for being a racist old biddy!👹
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Way off topic, but J.D. Vance is a punk and an asshole.
Where's the popcorn?
Died?
And, yes, of course these fucking idiots kept an internal set of books documenting the tally. As Mr. Horsefry explains:
“You wrote everything down, Crispin?” he said. “Why?” Crispin looked appalled. “Got to keep records, Reacher,” he said. “Can’t cover y’ tracks if you don’t know where y’left ’em. Then . . . can put it all back, see, hardly a crime at all.” He tried to tap the side of his nose, and missed.Pratchett, Terry. Going Postal (Discworld Book 33) (p. 143). HarperCollins e-books. Kindle Edition.