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Brison requested a DNA test, but the court denied his motion. Baby-shopping on the Internet does not absolve the parties from obeying state and federal statutes civil adoptions. A more likely approach to defeating biometric scanners would involve computer HACKERS or physical interference with the hardware. Leather and wood were used extensively before technology allowed the manipulation of various metals, and steel remained the epitome of armor for generations thereafter. We did once and prime prayer in schools and in offices across the nation. The National Institute of Justice NIJ rates body armor on a scale of ballistic protection levels.
In retrospect, it's hard to believe the gang hasn't formed a band before now. When you're talking style over substance, you're talking rock and roll. And isn't that the whole Sunny premise? Only Frank on drums is hopeless, but that's true of 70% of drummers who actually have gigs, so you can't really fault him. Is it looking good with a guitar? Is it breaking shit? Is it breaking shit in a hotel room that — and this is the crucial point — somebody else is paying for? Is it space-fantasy concept album song cycles about night men who hold you down and come inside you, or day men who conquer the night men with their mastery of karate and friendship? Is it better encapsulated in the band name Electric Dream Machine or Chemical Toilet? Are those contorted hand gestures genial white hiphoppery or evidence of developmental delays? The put-down resembles in form the kind of normal-person outrage that the gang often elicits, but because it's presented in a rhyming performance by someone with the power of local celebrity, it somehow comes across as utter devastation — less funny than savage. That said, Dennis's Ziggy Stardust-rouged recantation of the aspersions he cast on Kevin's mental ability does pull the ending back into Sunny territory. A commenter pointed out last week that the cut between the opening scene and the title card is often the funniest moment of any episode. This week I knew when it was coming. Reaction shot of the guys. Is their timing off? Yep, they made me wait. And you know what, it was better. I'll never doubt you again, Sunny. Grade: A- Stray observations: - Charlie's desire to hide behind some kind of curtain while performing is strangely sweet, but I don't think his flight from the hostile crowd really works. His fear of rejection is better when it's purely theoretical. But then huffing spray paint is not rock and roll according to Dennis. And the age-old debate continues. I'm telling you, were it not for his poorly staged exit from Electric Dream Machine's abortive set, this episode would have convinced me that Charlie is the most interesting character on the show.
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