In Lawyerland, logarithms make big numbers!

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Why I generally don't give a damn what someone with a law degree says is constitutional or should be legal:

Thank you. Note, though, it has been almost nine hours since we made the request, yet the posting is still up, with the number of hits growing logarithmically.

A logarithmic curve would actually be an ideal scenario for this attorney. Too bad, it's not a logarithmic curve.


What a logarithmic function's graph would look like

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The devil visited a lawyer's office and made him an offer. "I can arrange some things for you, " the devil said. "I'll increase your income five-fold. Your partners will love you; your clients will respect you; you'll have four months of vacation each year and live to be a hundred. All I require in return is that your wife's soul, your children's souls, and their children's souls rot in hell for eternity."

The lawyer thought for a moment. "What's the catch?" he asked.

So sad, but so true!

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