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Live from the heart of Atlanta, Georgia, and beyond, hour one of the Von Hesler Doctrine Begins.

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Hey, happy.

This house stands adjourned.

Sine die.

Sine die!

Sarnie die!

Every year, we have the Siney die, and every, I ask the same question. What the hell does that mean?

And I guess it means without a date to reassemble? Without any future date being designated.

Okay. Now, so I get that. We have a part-time legislature, which is a good thing to have. So they have an X number of days a year,

and then they go home, unless they're called back into special sessions by the governor

to deal with some emergency situation. But, and so I understand, sidel die, although I don't

know why everything has to sound like some kind of redneck rebel yell.

It manages to both sound very Harvard and Princeton and hillbilly at the same time.

Shiny die.

Highfalutin way of saying, get your asses on out of here.

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