1. The existence of Barristers. They are not needed. A solicitor should be able to bring a case to trial. What is wrong with Petroccelli (sp?)? Private Detective, Councellor, Solicitor and Barrister all in one.
2. Anyone I know that went on to do law in University started talking funny within six months. The marbles in the mouth syndrome. And laughing with inappropriate force.
I don't have a real problem with either profession so how do I vote?
I decided to go on personal experience of those that I know who work in those areas, or have done in the past.
My conclusion is:-
I once thought Ardross was an arse, but I have changed my view (until the next time he deletes one of my threads!! ) and Ian Davies (sort of ex sort of Journo) was once an arse, and he also has turned out to be a sort of likeable bloke at times..
Originally posted by Kathy@Dec 9 2004, 05:42 PM Ian Davies (sort of ex sort of Journo) was once an arse, and he also has turned out to be a sort of likeable bloke at times..
I could dream up my own appraisal of La Kathy, but hey, we're getting along nowadays, so why rock the boat? :lol: B)
Having obtained a Law degree, I guess I might have been a tenth-rate solicitor but, not wanting to die of boredom by the age of 22, I become a racing journalist instead, so I've had a taste of both.
Journalism is definitely the more ''arse'' profession - don't let Ardross's rantings (only joking, old chap) fool you, you do have to have a brain to be a half-decent lawyer. :lol:
Dan, an Arse Cup with three competitors would be truly arse!
In fact you were originally entered in the first Arse Cup but were excluded following an appeal. As for my own arseness, the rules clearly stated that polling closed at midday. I then conducted a completely unbiased and fair 'shootout' via Google, and the journos won.
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