Nobut I think there are some danish pastries in my cupboard though...
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splorp ®,
Thu 20 Nov 2003, 20:39,
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you never answered me yesterday;since when are you a lawyer?!
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Lora,
Thu 20 Nov 2003, 20:41,
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since his visit to(
JustHere4Coffee remembers when all o' this were car parks,
Thu 20 Nov 2003, 20:43,
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Damnif only that link worked - I would have saved a lot of time and effort at University.
( splorp ®,
Thu 20 Nov 2003, 20:44,
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Oh, I missed that...I *am* a lawyer thank you very much. I specialise in Internet intellectual property (very, very niche). So there. :-)
( splorp ®,
Thu 20 Nov 2003, 20:44,
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you never told me!!!!do you know I've applied for law at uni?
( Lora,
Thu 20 Nov 2003, 20:46,
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Eek!The law! The law! The law! The law! The law!
It's a very boring subject. Some bits are interesting but you *have* to do seemingly endless numbers of essays about mortgages and what-not. Very dull. I always liked criminal - at least you had a good murder or car chase to write about. :-)
(It's a very boring subject. Some bits are interesting but you *have* to do seemingly endless numbers of essays about mortgages and what-not. Very dull. I always liked criminal - at least you had a good murder or car chase to write about. :-)
splorp ®,
Thu 20 Nov 2003, 20:49,
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i'm looking forward to studying criminal,but i'm definitely going into the corporate sector. I did work experience with Slaughter & May in the competition department and rather loved it, they have some rather big clients.
( Lora,
Thu 20 Nov 2003, 20:55,
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You'll have tobuy some red braces and talk loudly in restaurants about "Project Blue Sky" etc. if you're going into corporate. Litigation always looked like quite a fun area to me (apart from IP - which is wot I'm good at)
( splorp ®,
Thu 20 Nov 2003, 20:59,
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