1. There's some strange guy who's been in the law school before who apparently is not dangerous. The three emails all law students have received, including a pdf picture attachment, insisting that we not talk to said man and report any sightings to the administration, are really convincing. I have to say, I kind of like the post-VATech world where administrations are rushing to give the students information, in direct contradiction of the time-honored tradition of not telling the students bupkiss.
2. Brides are totally psycho. Reason #34205 not to get married.
3. In a heated debate between China and the US over Dalai Lama recognition, the PR got a little sloppy: "We in no way want to stir the pot and make China feel that we are poking a stick in their eyes." Despite the awkward use of diction and metaphor, that's in fact a quote from the White House Press Secretary and not any foreign diplomats who would have an excuse for butchering English.
UPDATE: From the comments: "Re: #2, it's equally as much of a reason not to become a lawyer. Or ever talk to them." I would like to reiterate that Seriatim does not recommend conversing, talking, interacting, or otherwise dealing with anyone who could, should, may, might, or would be a lawyer, advocate, solicitor, barrister or counsel. Although it's not dangerous, you should call the police if you think you see one of these people around.
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Re: #2, it's equally as much of a reason not to become a lawyer. Or ever talk to them.
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