WiseToo

Stop the license scans.

^Couldn't agree more and I notice it at work where younger lawyers haven't figured out yet that if the clerk likes you, you're out by 11 and if they don't know you, it's 2:30. Yep, I've experienced something similar. I had to see the clerk to schedule a trial in traffic court. While I was waiting my turn, others before me were kind of brusk and were having difficulty in scheduling a date. It seemed like it was taking forever. When my turn came, she looked up my case - doing 55 mph on a bridge with a 30 mph limit. I said that I'm not a lawyer, I would be representing myself and was preparing evidence for the trial. I asked if she could recommend some dates that were available. She was ecstatic that I asked for her advice. All dates were good so I asked her if she could select one, which she did. She said that I would appearing before judge (name) and in a low voice mentioned that he is not the regular traffic court judge. (wink, wink) On the day of the trial, the judge agreed my photos of a 30 mph sign and it placement established the speed limit in the city and not on the bridge. The cop went ballistic and told the judge they always get a conviction with that sign. The judge said, "not in my courtroom." The clerk knew I wouldn't have stood a chance with the regular traffic court judge. She helped me because I was nice to her.

Is Barbara Streisand gonna give me hand job. I'm walking. Really? Who would want a hand job from her - she's 82 years old!

^ It's the same Martin Luther. He broke the Catholic Church's monopoly on Christian faith as you mention and he wrote the book that I mentioned.

@Puddy Tat Do you mean the Martin Luther who wrote the book, "On the Jews and their Lies" in 1543 that called for violence against Jewish communities including burning synagogues and forcing Jews into manual labor, and seizing their property?