OT Two short essays

On Thu, 04 Mar 2004 02:39:10 GMT, "Wayne Harrison" wrote:


"Jeff Miller" wrote

( tragic thrashing around with a pig ****er snipped)

do you begin to understand why i am so ****ed about continuing to be an
active part of this place, when you notice that *not one ****ing person*
condemns this hog****? after all, bud, we are just lawyers.

Easy there, big fellah.

Most of us have seen enough from the "BJ"'s (pun under development) that troll
by this place that we mentally if not actively filter their "contributions".

It didn't even occur to me to drag out Ol' Cluebringer for such trash...

/daytripper ('sides, Jeff seemed to be doing just fine on his own ;-)

On Thu, 04 Mar 2004 02:46:29 GMT, "Wayne Harrison" wrote:

"Lat705" wrote
The court system, which is a momopoloy for lawyers is not set up for some
one to represent thermselfs.

Lou T

i would appreciate your confirming whether or not you were serious about
the content of that post.

i mean, it's a life or death matter.

lmao

Can you just imagine this nitwit standing in front of a judge and *not* peeing
himself dry?

/daytripper ("momopoloy". Priceless.)

"daytripper" wrote in message
...
On Thu, 04 Mar 2004 02:39:10 GMT, "Wayne Harrison"
wrote:

...Jeff seemed to be doing just fine on his own...

Refreshing, that. One can only wonder what might transpire if he should go
REALLY righteous one of these days.

Wolfgang
who'd bet a shiny new nickel it would be a sight to behold.

Wayne Harrison wrote:

"Jeff Miller" wrote

( tragic thrashing around with a pig ****er snipped)

do you begin to understand why i am so ****ed about continuing to be an
active part of this place, when you notice that *not one ****ing person*
condemns this hog****?

What are you talking about? Jeff is doing a splendid job. :-)

IMO, lawyers are no more or less corrupt than any other professional
class. For every William Jennings Bryant there's a Clarence Darrow.

Mr. Incorruptible, Ralph Nader, who probably drives a worse car than
anyone on ROFF except maybe Warren, is a lawyer.

John Adams, founding father and hero of the Revolution, was a
scrupulously honest lawyer. He actually defended the British soldiers
who fired on the crowd at the Boston Massacre, and won. He could have
been lynched.

Abraham Lincoln was a lawyer.

Your ex-wife's lawyer who took your house and your dog is an asshole.
That's the real source of the problem people have with lawyers.

--
Cut "to the chase" for my email address.

"rw" wrote

What are you talking about? Jeff is doing a splendid job. :-)

indeed he was. but my bet is that an attack on computer sofware people
would draw a wider defense, from this bunch.

IMO, lawyers are no more or less corrupt than any other professional
class.

absolutely.

Your ex-wife's lawyer who took your house and your dog is an asshole.
That's the real source of the problem people have with lawyers.


well, that's the problem that 50% of litigants have with lawyers. some
gotta win, some gotta lose.

awh

Why are you so defensive? Are you ashamed of what you do?

"Jeff Miller" wrote in message
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B J Conner wrote:

Not old , not bitter, I have more fun than I am entitled to. Made
money
without steeling it. I would not vote for your friend who has no
morals.
If he's such a sweetheart nomimate him for sainthood. I've read how he
made in money and I wouldn't vote for someone who made it that way. It
would have been a tough decision to pick between a moron and a Edwards.
Looks like I won't have to now.
If you look on your keyboard there's a wide key with an arrow on it, it
makes upper case letters.

thanks for the upper case typing hint. brilliant stuff. ... but, i think
lower case is appropriate in communicating with you. since we are
sharing constructive comments, if you'd look in your dictionary, it
actually allows one to figure out how to spell...even the simple words.
perhaps you're not an idiot in real life, but you sure give that
appearance.

so, again... what was your occupation/employment/profession that allowed
you to make money without "steeling" it? you purport to have principled
business/professional standards... please tell us what you do/did in
your work life that lends any credibility to your insipid posts.

...and, how would you know whether edwards is my friend or not? once
again, from the content of your ooze, it's clear you don't know what you
are talking about.

on what *facts* do you base your judgment of senator edwards' "morals"?
have you spent time with him, talked with him? do you have any friggin
basis for such a stupid comment? please post something indicative of
the reservoir of knowledge you have dredged up for such a statement.

i don't know you, but based solely on the lack of substance in your
statements here, and with some practical understanding of the qualities
inherent in most human beings, i suspect it wouldn't take an fbi
investigation to find the carbuncles on your soul.

as i said before, you play to the cheap seats. i have no doubt you have
fun doing so; and, without any question, i certainly believe you have
more fun than you're entitled to.

jeff

"Jeff Miller" wrote in message
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B J Conner wrote:


Ij your a lawyer how is it you don't know?

but, i do know; hence, i also know you're full of ****.


Check you old fan magazines.

oscillating?


My windfalls depend on work and good luck, not someone elses bad luck.

as stupid a comment as you've ever written here. so, what is it you
do/did? give us your mother theresa credentials. "windfalls"? wtf has
that got to do with work? ...you seem a bitter old schmuck flapping his
gums for the easy sell. you don't know john edwards, or his work ethic,
or his skill, or his compassion, or the cost or worth of his life. why
fret over writing in "alferd [sic] neuman's" name... just vote for bush.



"Jeff Miller" wrote in message
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...and you know this how?

please tell us what you do/did for a living?

jeff

B J Conner wrote:


Edwards got $800,000 of the settlement. The start of a career as a
vulture. I'll write in Alferd E Neuman before a professional leach.
"Ken Fortenberry" wrote in

message


igy.com...



THE MAKING OF A CANDIDATE
The Op-Ed page asked the two leading Democratic candidates, Senators

John


Edwards and John Kerry, to write about an event or realization early

in

their lives that helped shape their character.

http://www.nytimes.com/2004/03/01/opinion/01EDWA.html

http://www.nytimes.com/2004/03/01/opinion/01KERR.html

"Tim J." wrote

after all, bud, we are just lawyers.

. . . and tinkers and tailors. So?

how many demeaning tinker and tailor jokes have you heard in the last
six months?

it gets really tiresome.

yfitons
wayno

On Thu, 04 Mar 2004 03:58:04 GMT, "Wayne Harrison" wrote:


"rw" wrote

What are you talking about? Jeff is doing a splendid job. :-)

indeed he was. but my bet is that an attack on computer sofware people
would draw a wider defense, from this bunch.

Aw...That'd only be true because it'd be so unusual in its scope.
Everyone loves software types!

/daytripper ("They're Coderlicious" ;-)

"Wayne Harrison" wrote in message
how many demeaning tinker and tailor jokes have you heard in the last
six months?

So the tailor says, "Suppose I sell a suit to a young man for $200. He tells
me that his family is footing the bill and that if I give him a receipt for
$400 to give to his parents, he will pay me $100 on the side. The question
of ethics is: Do I keep the extra $100 myself, or do I tell my partner and
split it with him?"

Sorry, I struck out on tinker jokes.

Joe F.

"Wayne Harrison" wrote in message
. com...

...my bet is that an attack on computer sofware people
would draw a wider defense...

Well.....yeah.....they can afford good lawyers.

well, that's the problem that 50% of litigants have with lawyers.
some
gotta win, some gotta lose.

Good time Charlie's got the blues.

Wolfgang
g'night wayne boy.