“But I think I’ll have seen about everything
When I see an elephant a map turtle fly.”
When I see an elephant a map turtle fly.”
Shelley goes “blaaaaaaaah!”, originally uploaded by JusticeJustice.
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- Another Civil Procedure limerick
- GAO report and pending bill on federal e-mail retention
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- A Civil Procedure limerick
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- Star Trek and the law: the case of Captain Kirk vs. The Computer
- Today in 1840: Morse Code patent issued
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