I wanted to write a post about the new 23-point Biden Memo, which is the White House’s attempt to demonstrate that it is Doing Something in response to the Sandy Hook massacre. But I literally fell asleep reading the memo.… Continue Reading
Jaybird asks: My question: To what extent do you think that working with people who need a lawyer has changed your opinion on any given hot button political topic from, say, what it was when you first passed the bar?… Continue Reading
Los Angeles, London, Baghdad, Mumbai, El Paso, Boston, Los Angeles, Los Angeles, ___________, Chicago, Boston, Rome. Obviously from the repeat entries, the list is in a particular order for a particular reason. So — what is the name of the… Continue Reading
John Howard Griffin asks: What is your (general/specific) advice to a person-of-color who finds themselves enmeshed in the U.S. legal system (on either/both sides), in regards to choosing counsel? Specifically, advice on choosing counsel; how do you get the best,… Continue Reading
Kolohe asks: If the over/under for new US Constitutional amendments ratified by 2050 is 1.5, do you take the over or the under? I’ll take the under. If the over/under by 2050 were .5, I’d still take the under. An… Continue Reading
Mike Dwyer asks: What’s your go-to dish to cook when trying to impress someone? To impress someone with food, you need three things. First, it has to have visual appeal. Second, it needs to be something that they can compare your… Continue Reading
Randy Harris asks: Is it unethical* to own a radar detector? That’s a neat little question. First of all, Zic’s answer is not far from my own. But there’s an additional nuance to the device worth a rumination. A radar detector is… Continue Reading
Pierre Corneille asks: Is there anything prettier than a cloud? Damn right there is. My wife, when she’s laughing. Thanks for the softball, Pierre. Your check is in the mail.
Go ahead, ask me anything. You get only one question. I’ll pick five or so questions to answer in subsequent posts. Sports trash talk masquerading as questions should be directed here.
It’s still Monday! (By an hour on the East Coast, but still, it IS still Monday.) So your trivia puzzle for this week is: 55, 75, 77, 28, 63, 31, 65, 36, 54, 69, 41, 44.