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Gives new meaning to the phrase 'lawyer bait'

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In Reply to: "Jurrasic Park" posted by rico on October 03, 2004 at 06:55:51:

Hi,
my home theater dealer used to have a great sound system for
demoing home theater. When the T Rex roared, your insides trembled like a
bowl of jelly. Hairs stood up in reflex action. I had deen the scene a dozen times before. For the first time I was terrified. Nothing like a couple really good subs to scare the crap outta you.

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What was the old meaning? I have never heard that term. nt - Duilawyer 08:01:09 10/05/04 (1)
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- Hey you, yeah you in the pinstripes.. I got a lawsuit for ya! - Bambi B 07:14:42 10/06/04 (0)
  DUI,
  I'm guessing late means a dinosaur theme park in which 30% of the visitors are killed becuase of inadequate electric fences and flimsy Ford Exploeres would attract a lot of lawsuits!
  There should have been signs on the dinosuars' side of the fence- "Please Don't Eat the Customers"
  In litigious California, I see that a substantial portion of amusement park thrill ride design is done with attorneys' liability analysis. I did some architectural design for Knott's Berry Farm and through big losses these places have become very, very careful people!
  Cheers,
  Bam

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