Matters upon which I'm singularly unqualified to comment
I'd like to apologize to whoever came upon my site searching for the following terms, upon which I can pretty much guarantee they received no help:
hell and file sharing
The theological implications of copynorms escape me. Professor Solum, perhaps?
cockroach fresh direct
I've just done a search, and Fresh Direct doesn't deliver these on their website. If you got one, it's a freebie.
how lemons become lemonade
These days, via the magic of Minute Maid
japan women allowed to watch sumo wrestling
Yes, they are. Now at least that's answered
percentage of convicts who become better people
Not my speciality
packing with the devil
'The two of us just wanted to get away for the weekend--someplace with warmth, clean air, the silence that you can only get away from the persistent wailing of the damned.'
misty rain piercing
I'm going to hope that this person was searching for how to get their ear pierced on a foggy morning in Hyde Park.
solution to black cultural identity confusion
Well beyond my competence
law student stripper
Man, you're really looking in the wrong place.
high school days sex thoughts
I don't share those here. And I don't want yours, either.
Comments
Someone was looking for "law student stripper"?
Come to think of it, I'm sure that there's been more than one law student (probably in Florida) that's put her/himself through law school by being a stripper. I want to say that if you look hard enough on the Web, you'll find at least one law student trying to put him/herself through law student by being an "escort".
I note for the record that I'm sitting on my hands, pecking out this sentence with my nose, resisting the temptation to make the obvious snide, law bashing comment here. I expect some recognition for that feat. ;-)
PS: one of you aspiring John Grisham wannabes tuck the phrase "law student stripper" in your subconscious, and let it ferment for the next few years. There's the germ of a potentially lucrative novel therein, methinks.
cjezams gbuwgdPosted by: Len Cleavelin | October 23, 2003 03:02 PM