In regard to Nailed By the Game Warden
11-27-2006, 11:28 AM
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In regard to Nailed By the Game Warden
I speak on behalf of my daughter (third year at Washington & Lee School of Law) and all other future legal practitioners who have $50,000 or more in outstanding student loans: Fight it...all the way to the Supreme Court if you have to. Money should be no object when principle and integrity are on the line.
Then pay the fine and find a new friend!
Then pay the fine and find a new friend!
11-27-2006, 11:41 AM
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RE: In regard to Nailed By the Game Warden
Why would you fight something whenyou were clearly in the wrong?
If its a matter of principle, he shouldn't have allowed his friend to accompany him into the woods without a valid hunting license.
If its a matter of principle, he shouldn't have allowed his friend to accompany him into the woods without a valid hunting license.
11-27-2006, 11:44 AM
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RE: In regard to Nailed By the Game Warden
ORIGINAL: NCYankee
I speak on behalf of my daughter (third year at Washington & Lee School of Law) and all other future legal practitioners who have $50,000 or more in outstanding student loans: Fight it...all the way to the Supreme Court if you have to. Money should be no object when principle and integrity are on the line.
Then pay the fine and find a new friend!
I speak on behalf of my daughter (third year at Washington & Lee School of Law) and all other future legal practitioners who have $50,000 or more in outstanding student loans: Fight it...all the way to the Supreme Court if you have to. Money should be no object when principle and integrity are on the line.
Then pay the fine and find a new friend!
11-27-2006, 11:49 AM
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RE: In regard to Nailed By the Game Warden
ORIGINAL: Washington Hunter
Why would you fight something whenyou were clearly in the wrong?
If its a matter of principle, he shouldn't have allowed his friend to accompany him into the woods without a valid hunting license.
Why would you fight something whenyou were clearly in the wrong?
If its a matter of principle, he shouldn't have allowed his friend to accompany him into the woods without a valid hunting license.
11-27-2006, 11:53 AM
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RE: In regard to Nailed By the Game Warden
LOL...some times people are so content on keeping there voices heard they read past the true meaning of what was typed on the forum...lol....i am guilty of it as well, but i wouldn't expect that coming from WH...lol..no offense
11-27-2006, 11:55 AM
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RE: In regard to Nailed By the Game Warden
ORIGINAL: NCYankee
ducsauce,
Beautiful town! I envy you for growing up in such a nice area! I'll bet the hunting is great!
ducsauce,
Beautiful town! I envy you for growing up in such a nice area! I'll bet the hunting is great!
