Coffee & Cursey Words | Depp v. Heard Unsealed Documents Part 2. Doctors and Devices

So Amber was so worried about Covid months before the trial, yet her and her team weren’t wearing masks during the trial seems like she was purposely being difficult. Just more of a reason why she lost.

Ben's snark is the snark of someone who is been dealing with nonsense for a very long time. We can only imagine what sort of idiocy he had to put up with. It is also smart snark.

Ironic how 1st amendment only counted for HER, not Waldman!

I’m a teacher and I know a lot of families who have had to quarantine within their own homes away from other family members. Given the assumed size of any dwelling JD or AH might find themselves in, it is not impossible to comply with the in-person Depo requirement. She just doesn’t want to and she’s using her baby (no surprise) as a shield. “Will no one think of the children!!???!!!” Gasp, horror!

You know what gets me...Amber wants to position herself on the moral high horse, but she avails herself of every dirty trick, evasion and delay tactic known to man.

I would pay to see a full 3-hour show of Emily D. Baker scolding Elaine with a megaphone

what does Amber Heard and archaeologist have in common? they both keep digging up the past and their careers lie in ruins.

I hope Dr Spiegel's crazy testimony has triggered a cascade of re-evaluations by entities who were previously endorsing his skills and ethics.

I live for Ben Chew's snark. He successfully wove a sneaky sneaky Pirate's reference into these exhausting emails. I had to look up the word *palaver* and Merriam Webster says: Definition of palaver  (Entry 1 of 2) 1a: a long parley usually between persons of different cultures or levels of sophisticationa palaver between foreign ministers b: CONFERENCE, DISCUSSIONa palaver between union leaders 2a: idle talk: Cut the palaver and get down to business. b: misleading or beguiling speech: Don't get taken in by the candidate's palaver. palaver  verb palavered; palavering\ pə-​ˈla-​və-​riŋ  , -​ˈlä-​ ; -​ˈlav-​riŋ , -​ˈläv-​ \ Definition of palaver (Entry 2 of 2) intransitive verb 1: to talk profusely or idly 2: PARLEY (: a conference for discussion of points in dispute b: a conference with an enemy) transitive verb : to use palaver to : CAJOLE And I just died 🤣🤣🤣💀☠🏴‍☠️

Ben Chew's snark is my FAVORITE kind of snark!! I love snark that focuses on valid points and comes with a bit of a sharpened tip, rather than using blame and deflection, and just taking shots at somebody, hoping that one of them will hit the target.