MagicShel ,

It's not worth my time to waste it on Trump, so I generated this, which summarizes my thoughts pretty well.

Fuck you, you fucking fucker,

You make me sick, you fucking cocksucker.

Just get fucked and get out of my way,

You're not worth my fucking time or day.

So go to hell and burn with the rest,

And rot there until you're fucking beshrept.

Note I have no idea what beshrept means. Google wasn't particularly helpful. Hopefully it's nothing naughty. Sorry if you hate AI. No wordsmiths were harmed in the production.

RozhkiNozhki ,
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https://youtu.be/UaVqtG-NvzY?si=q0yR-_rJvoqXVqza

TexasDrunk ,

The wordsmiths weren't harmed, but they were beshrept.

LopensLeftArm OP ,
@LopensLeftArm@sh.itjust.works avatar

I think beshrept is like being verklempt, only with bad feelings.

snausagesinablanket ,
@snausagesinablanket@lemmy.world avatar

Well it's forty below and I don't give a fuck
Got a heater in my truck and I'm off to the rodeo.

Varyk ,

No, and that's another 87k in interest, peace

Hyperreality ,

Arthur Engoron sounds like a Lord of the Rings character.

gregorum ,
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https://pbs.twimg.com/profile_images/718092383230017536/lTVs6oar_400x400.jpg

autotldr Bot ,

This is the best summary I could come up with:

The judge who presided over the civil fraud case against Donald Trump and his company has rejected his attorney's request to delay enforcing the $350 million judgment against them.

"You have failed to explain, much less justify, any basis for a stay," Judge Arthur Engoron wrote in an email Thursday to Trump attorney Clifford S. Robert shortly before he officially signed off on the judgment, which totals over $450 million with pre-judgment interest.

In an email to the judge Wednesday, Robert noted that the company has a court-appointed monitor already in place, so "there is no prejudice to the (state) Attorney General in briefly staying enforcement to allow for an orderly post-Judgement process, particularly given the magnitude of Judgement.”

A special counsel in the New York attorney general’s office, Andrew Amer, said in a letter to Engoron Thursday that he shouldn't grant Robert's request because the defendants didn’t “provide any basis for staying enforcement of the judgement.” He also noted that the defendants “requested such relief in their post-trial brief, which the Court declined to grant.”

In a follow-up email to the judge Thursday, Robert wrote while AG Letitia James' office wouldn't be harmed by a 30-day delay, "the prejudice to the defendants is considerable."

New York Attorney General Letitia James said the 9% annual interest on the damages "will continue to increase” daily until it is paid.

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