Random Thoughts XI (Eleven Pipers Piping)

[WIBadger]

Woo, isn't most legal research online any more?

I don't think people are still buying code books and putting little stickers in them to alert them to look at the acts that have been passed since publication.

Yeah, but there is some use to having the book. It can sometimes be easier since I know where stuff is. For example, I have a lot of the Wisconsin criminal code and I prefer that to looking online.

Plus, I figured Lawman meant more that he still has his textbooks from law school. Because that's what most of mine are

 

[SCyclone]

Full disclosure, I have time traveled forward a little bi. It's 1968 now. At Goodman's A&W drive-in in Ben's Rambler. We were not cool. Ramblers were not cool.

So the Tigers and Cardinals are running roughshod over their respective leagues, right?

 

[jcyclonee]

If all I was getting were law books, sure. And since I'm no longer a beneficiary, have me be the executor

If he's just leaving you law books you should ask to be the executioner.

 

[CloneLawman]

Pretty sure if anybody here has key lyme disease, it's Boxster. You might have malaria. A gin and tonic usually takes care of that.

I've got dibs on KC's basketball tix. We already have 3 too many cats so I don't want any of them.

KC, I'll take all of the cats if I get the basketball tix.

 

[WIBadger]

Maybe I'll just have the Executor hire you as attorney for the estate. That's a better gig.

haha ok, I'll take that

 

[SCyclone]

Don't forget those disease-carrying mosquitoes. I'm pretty sure I have yellow fever. Or West Nile Virus. Maybe key lyme disease...oh wait, that's ticks. Well, I accidentally scratched a tick body off my upper arm...the head is still in there.

Am I ded yet?

I think you get that from eating pie.

 

[jcyclonee]

So the Tigers and Cardinals are running roughshod over their respective leagues, right?

Bob Gibson's ERA is about 1

 

[CloneLawman]

Woo, isn't most legal research online any more?

I don't think people are still buying code books and putting little stickers in them to alert them to look at the acts that have been passed since publication.

Yeah, but there is some use to having the book. It can sometimes be easier since I know where stuff is. For example, I have a lot of the Wisconsin criminal code and I prefer that to looking online.

Plus, I figured Lawman meant more that he still has his textbooks from law school. Because that's what most of mine are

There is some truth in both statements. I do almost all of my research online, but there are times, especially when dealing with a code that having a book is useful.

 

[jcyclonee]

Assumption is not correct as to location. Never had a mullet. Pretty close to Unfrozen Caveman, otherwise.

There's too many lawyers and judges in this building. I can tell when you're lying. Mr. Counciltucky lawyer with the Kentucky Waterfall.

 

[jcyclonee]

KC, I'll take all of the cats if I get the basketball tix.

Dam. Outmaneuvered by the Barrister again.

 

[CloneLawman]

There's too many lawyers and judges in this building. I can tell when you're lying. Mr. Counciltucky lawyer with the Kentucky Waterfall.

That looks just like me, but you're wrong on the rest.

 

[CloneLawman]

Dam. Outmaneuvered by the Barrister again.

 

[jcyclonee]

Yeah, but there is some use to having the book. It can sometimes be easier since I know where stuff is. For example, I have a lot of the Wisconsin criminal code and I prefer that to looking online.

Plus, I figured Lawman meant more that he still has his textbooks from law school. Because that's what most of mine are

Since the rapture on the 23rd will more than likely begin with a giant EMP blast, all computers will be useless so the law books will come in handy after that point. We'll be counting on you to maintain some level of order in the post-apocalyptical anarchy.

 

[CloneLawman]

Since the rapture on the 23rd will more than likely begin with a giant EMP blast, all computers will be useless so the law books will come in handy after that point. We'll be counting on you to maintain some level of order in the post-apocalyptical anarchy.

We'll both be quoting Blackstone from memory. No problem.

 

[jcyclonee]

That looks just like me, but you're wrong on the rest.

I knew you had a mullet.

 

[carvers4math]

Since the rapture on the 23rd will more than likely begin with a giant EMP blast, all computers will be useless so the law books will come in handy after that point. We'll be counting on you to maintain some level of order in the post-apocalyptical anarchy.

Or burn them for warmth (Day After Tomorrow).

 

[CloneLawman]

Or burn them for warmth (Day After Tomorrow).

The bench in my courtroom was lined with about 3 layers of books. In theory I could dive down and be protected from most gunfire.

 

[jcyclonee]

The bench in my courtroom was lined with about 3 layers of books. In theory I could dive down and be protected from most gunfire.

Woody Harrelson's dad got around that.

 

[SCyclone]

That looks just like me, but you're wrong on the rest.

Where did you get that shirt? Because I want to stay far, far away from there.

 

[CloneLawman]

Where did you get that shirt? Because I want to stay far, far away from there.

Fort Dodge, IA.