Nifong ethics trial on Court TV

[Guy_Incognito]

FB, you seem to understand the issue. You work for Legal Aid?

 

[Fenian_Bastard]

FB, you seem to understand the issue. You work for Legal Aid?

No, but the slow destruction of things like the presumption of innocence, due process, and the guarantees of IV through VI has been a hobby of mine since the war on drugs got launched in the 1980's. They are the only things on which I agree with Bob Barr -- well, that, and eating whipped cream off of strippers. In theory, of course.

 

[Guy_Incognito]

FB, you seem to understand the issue. You work for Legal Aid?

No, but the slow destruction of things like the presumption of innocence, due process, and the guarantees of IV through VI has been a hobby of mine since the war on drugs got launched in the 1980's. They are the only things on which I agree with Bob Barr -- well, that, and eating whipped cream off of strippers. In theory, of course.

How come it can be a hobby for you, but these guys have to devote their professional lives to it to satisfy you?

 

[Fenian_Bastard]

FB, you seem to understand the issue. You work for Legal Aid?

No, but the slow destruction of things like the presumption of innocence, due process, and the guarantees of IV through VI has been a hobby of mine since the war on drugs got launched in the 1980's. They are the only things on which I agree with Bob Barr -- well, that, and eating whipped cream off of strippers. In theory, of course.

How come it can be a hobby for you, but these guys have to devote their professional lives to it to satisfy you?

It's not a question of being satisfied. Seligman said he might go into law. I said, you go, dude. I suggested they make commercials with James Giles, which I still believe they should. If he goes to work in a brokerage house, he can make his bundle. I used "hobby" as a colloquialism, GI. Lighten up.

 

[Guy_Incognito]

FB, you seem to understand the issue. You work for Legal Aid?

No, but the slow destruction of things like the presumption of innocence, due process, and the guarantees of IV through VI has been a hobby of mine since the war on drugs got launched in the 1980's. They are the only things on which I agree with Bob Barr -- well, that, and eating whipped cream off of strippers. In theory, of course.

How come it can be a hobby for you, but these guys have to devote their professional lives to it to satisfy you?

It's not a question of being satisfied. Seligman said he might go into law. I said, you go, dude. I suggested they make commercials with James Giles, which I still believe they should. If he goes to work in a brokerage house, he can make his bundle. I used "hobby" as a colloquialism, GI. Lighten up.

This formulation can keep me plenty light. There seems to be a change in tone that works. Consider me enLightened.

 

[F8vortex]

(It was laughable to see deck Brodhead's response to Nifong yesterday on ESPN, admonishing him for embarassing the legal system and Duke University. The sumbitch and his faculty has yet to formally apologize to the three students. It would be wise to do it one of these days, if they get around to doing it, those sanctimonious pompous Ivory Tower forkers)
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Actually the faculty members who picketed outside of the lacrosse house for the players immediate casteration wrote a letter to the student paper stating that they were right in their reaction to the story and have nothing to apologise for.