Official Gramps' Memorial Eternal OT Thread

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#83,811
We are 4/5 from 3....shooting 46%, from the field...have 12 assists to 5 for Mizzou. Yet we trail by a half dozen at halftime and only have 28 points???

7 turnovers at halftime is terrible. Apparently been really sloppy with the ball?
 
#83,822
#83,822
marcusluvsvols said:
We are 4/5 from 3....shooting 46%, from the field...have 12 assists to 5 for Mizzou. Yet we trail by a half dozen at halftime and only have 28 points???

7 turnovers at halftime is terrible. Apparently been really sloppy with the ball?
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Milicic and Ziegler were incredible tonight.
 
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Orangeburst said:
I like the tag renewal process..pay online a $3 mailing fee. Pay in person, only CC allowed and an undisclosed processing fee.
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best thing any government has ever done, several counties in Georgia have Kiosks where you can do tag/registration and a few other things at. Seriously takes all of 2 minutes to do a tag renewal, and it prints out the new year tag.

the dumb part about it, they don't have those kiosks at the DMV, at least not at the one nearest me. but you can find them at several Krogres and a few other places around town.
 
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Throwing this out there as a shot in the dark to all our VN lawyers and pretend lawyers. I have a cousin in a bad marriage, they've been separated for a few months. The divorce is coming but the husband is dragging his feet on filing, even though he initiated it. She left the house even though she had legal right to stay until things are settled and is back living with my aunt and uncle. Come to find out when my cousin is going to an important doctor's appointment she found out that the husband removed her from his health insurance. Not sure how much this context matters legally but he was a controlling and traditional dude that wanted her to be stay at home and not work, she was working full time until he made it clear that's what he wanted and she quit and got on his plan.

In my preliminary research it appears that it's certainly illegal to drop the spouse from the coverage during divorce proceedings, however since the husband is taking his sweet time with everything he hasn't filed yet. So technically it looks like he's in the clear, but i can't imagine a judge would look very kindly on that behavior if it came to it? Just wondering if the juice is worth the squeeze here, she's got some major medical appointments that would not be feasible to pay out of pocket. She is getting zero communication back from him and his lawyer.

What's the play here?
 
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