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2. That must be so boring

Mon Feb 22, 2016, 01:21 PM

Feb 2016

In long meetings, I ask questions to keep from falling asleep. How does he do it? Who writes the opinions, anyway?

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Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas hasn�t asked a question in a decade [View all] Miles Archer Feb 2016 OP

Why waste your time in discussion when your mind is already made up? Human101948 Feb 2016 #1

Or, was made up to you by an esteemed jurist? question everything Feb 2016 #6

He's smart, no doubt, but he's in an intellectual bubble Bucky Feb 2016 #7

That must be so boring greymattermom Feb 2016 #2

The most useless seat waster sharp_stick Feb 2016 #3

I wonder if he'll ask where Tony is? TheCowsCameHome Feb 2016 #5

He apparently knows his Lincoln: WinkyDink Feb 2016 #8

someone poke him, see if he's still breathing. nt Javaman Feb 2016 #9

was the joke about a can of coke? Demonaut Feb 2016 #10

What becomes of the dummy when the ventriliquist dies? Takket Feb 2016 #11

He doesn't understand what's going on... joeybee12 Feb 2016 #12

Can we have him declared legally dead? SwankyXomb Feb 2016 #13

Thomas just followed Scalia's lead. vinny9698 Feb 2016 #14

He already knows what he needs to know. Octafish Feb 2016 #15