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The Patent Code in Verse
http://jergames.blogspot.com/2006/0
I cannot tell a lie: I stole this link from Mlleglass' livejournal. Thus, I dedicate this entry to her, and also to my patent engineer boyfriend.
<3 I. & R.
I cannot tell a lie: I stole this link from Mlleglass' livejournal. Thus, I dedicate this entry to her, and also to my patent engineer boyfriend.
<3 I. & R.
Anonymous
September 11 2006, 03:52:55 UTC 5 years ago
Poetry Inlaw
When I was a law student we had a wonderful professor who taught us trusts and estates law. He had an irreverent manner and what I thought at first was a dry wit but subsequently I concluded only the gin was dry. It didn't matter. In a burst of enthusiasm I wrote and gave him a parody of a Gilbert and Sullivan operetta song with lyrics drawn from the abstruse and absurd laws of estates. I remember zero of the lyrics but there was a "springing" something or other and an "entail" [not to be confused with an entrail.]/M
September 11 2006, 16:07:41 UTC 5 years ago