In honor of my torts final. A lame joke about a childhood favorite
*Disclaimer
This will (probably) only be funny to those who are in or have attended law school.
Jokes are not guaranteed to be funny and by reading them you have agreed to an arbitration clause.
Jokes are not guaranteed to be funny and by reading them you have agreed to an arbitration clause.
Showing posts with label Torts. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Torts. Show all posts
Monday, December 20, 2010
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.
Oh really Judge Simons. What do you have to say about this!?! You've just been lawyered.
Exhibit A
Wednesday, November 17, 2010
Zazzle Gets Us
You want a "I Survived Palsgraf" bumper sticker or a t-shirt telling everyone you are a "Reasonably Prudent Person". Zazzle has it.
http://www.zazzle.com/
http://www.zazzle.com/
Monday, November 8, 2010
Bosom of Time
"... still the consequences of such past negligence were in the boson of time, as yet unrevealed."
Marshall v. Nugent
Marshall v. Nugent
Inimitable Glow
"Her duties and responsibilities in respect of the family unit complement those of the husband, extending only to another sphere. In the good times she lights the hearth with her own inimitable glow". - Montgomery v. Stephan.
When asked by Professor Pruitt, my Tort's professor, if I exuded an inimitable glow, I had to be honest and reply, "Yeah, sometimes." Upon appeal, this opinion is affirmed.
When asked by Professor Pruitt, my Tort's professor, if I exuded an inimitable glow, I had to be honest and reply, "Yeah, sometimes." Upon appeal, this opinion is affirmed.
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