Assorted Stupidity #95
In this edition: the state of Illinois takes on three leather vests; why arbitration is better than kidnapping; a reluctant candidate; and what not to do if your marriage seems like a prison.
In this edition: the state of Illinois takes on three leather vests; why arbitration is better than kidnapping; a reluctant candidate; and what not to do if your marriage seems like a prison.
It’s not illegal to try to rid yourself of that kind of pest.
More specifically, an alleged “fear of official correspondence.”
The saga continues.
The Ninth Circuit revives a puzzling cross-border dispute.
Grand jury proceedings are secret, so I guess we’ll never know which way he voted.
But more than you probably need to know about raccoon law.
The canine individual was questioned and released.
In this edition: a couple of tips on faking your own death, spokespeople at work, a steakhouse surprise, and a pseudo-brilliant judicial-disqualification strategy.
Sure, this sport looks peaceful, but never let down your guard.