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Showing posts with label Lame Joke. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Lame Joke. Show all posts

Tuesday, December 21, 2010

The Contractor

Need help on your Contracts final. Just call Wesley Snipes, "the contractor".



Monday, December 20, 2010

Tortle Power

In honor of my torts final. A lame joke about a childhood favorite

Wednesday, December 1, 2010

Half man, Half chicken (all awesome)

"The chicken butt remark was plainly a derogatory figure of speech intended to convey Vinnie's subjective belief, stated in a non-serious manner, that plaintiff was afraid to appear on defendants' radio program for fear of being ridiculed; the term could not have meant for the listener to take literally because its literal interpretation is nonsensical when applied to a human being." Seelig v. Infinity Broadcasting

Oh really Judge Simons. What do you have to say about this!?! You've just been lawyered.
Exhibit A

Wednesday, November 17, 2010

When a tomato has been splashed

"The first payment was also the last. Shortly after the sign was installed someone hit it with a tomato ... rust, also was visibile ... in its corners were 'little spider cobwebs'... 'some children's saying written down in here.'"
" And that really brings it down to the tomato. And of course, when a tomato has been splashed all over your clock, you don't like it." - Walter & Co. v. Harrison

Wednesday, November 10, 2010

I Can't Get No Satisfaction

Inspired by Gibson v. Cranage

Bam!

The Essence of Emeril the contract.
- inspired by the court finding that delivery in December was in essence in Internatio-Rotterdam, Inc. v. River Brand Rice Mills, Inc.

Tuesday, November 9, 2010

Can't Always Get What You Want

"When I said READING pipes ... I meant READING pipes biaatch!" -inspired by  Jacob & Youngs v. Kent

Monday, November 8, 2010

The Beginning...

The blog was encouraged by fellow classmate Laurie Sellick who enjoyed my gchat updates. The update that started it all: "Law School should be four days a week ... it feels like I never reach a place of temporary safety". Inspired by People v Salas.