I like a president with a good sense of humor...

Truth Detector said:
Good lord; you bring fawning dunce and self promoting fool to epic levels. I'm sure they loved a fawning dunce willing to open his checkbook to them.
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Hey, another insult with no information about politics...........We are seeing a trend here. Still waiting for the funny........or maybe his idea of funny is insulting...I remember 12 years old too.
 
Anti-Party said:
And another insult post with no information..........( This one is called "reflecting" in the psych world. He told me what he needed to hear himself)
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It's not an insult you pathetic dunce; it's an accurate description of the constant stupidity that erupts from your keyboard.

:thisisgettinggood:
 
IWI Tavor said:
So you'd find it perfectly acceptable to show up to court in a bathrobe?
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No, but I think I don't need a dress code to tell me that. If a lawyer shows up in a bathrobe, let him suffer the natural consequences, that does not require a dress code.
 
Jarod said:
Does anyone remember when Janet Reno went to SNL? That's one of my fav's.

Its also why I love Janet Reno. That and because Ive been over to her house in Kendall, she does not have air conditioning or glass in the windows.
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No glass? What does she have, shutters?
 
I often go to traffic court as a favor for current clients or friends. There is no jury and not even a real judge. I never wear a tie.

One time the magistrate refused to hear my clients case because I did not have my tie on. So, the attorney behind me took his off, I put it on, had my case heard... (charges dismissed) and gave the guy his tie back. That really pissed off the magistrate.

Coincidently I was having lunch that day with the chief judge and I told him my story. He was incensed at the magistrate because there is no Dress Code and judges are expected to be blind to such things. The next time I was in front of that traffic magistrate (without my tie) he called me to the bench and apologised, explaining that he did not know there was not a dress code.
 
Jarod said:
She has a strange plexi-glass system that can be manually slid into place. I was shocked because there are plenty of people in Miami that would like to harm her.
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I googled up a picture of her in her house and it didn't look luxurious by any stretch of the imagination.
 
Jarod said:
I often go to traffic court as a favor for current clients or friends. There is no jury and not even a real judge. I never wear a tie.

One time the magistrate refused to hear my clients case because I did not have my tie on. So, the attorney behind me took his off, I put it on, had my case heard... (charges dismissed) and gave the guy his tie back. That really pissed off the magistrate.

Coincidently I was having lunch that day with the chief judge and I told him my story. He was incensed at the magistrate because there is no Dress Code and judges are expected to be blind to such things. The next time I was in front of that traffic magistrate (without my tie) he called me to the bench and apologised, explaining that he did not know there was not a dress code.
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That was big of him to apologize, some wouldn't. There was a dress code in place when I had jury duty. You couldn't wear stuff like shorts or flip-flops.
 
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This is it, but you cant see the windows. I read on the internet that she no longer lives there.
 
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