In his book, a Social Contract is what you negotiate with a hooker

[brad_chase]

Comments

ooc

[kara_marie]

hee hee. i loved the lumberjack one.

... and great post title!

[brad_chase]

There were... implications there.

ooc

[ynez_castillo]

Ahahahahahahaha! Poor Brad!

Re: ooc

[brad_chase]

Not funny, Ynez.

[ynez_castillo]

I'm sorry. But it made me laugh.

[brad_chase]

Well... okay. I guess. There are times when situational ethics can be amusing. Juxtaposition of intent and social commentary, but - just tell me you're not laughing in an Alan Shore way.

[alan_shore]

"Yes? Was that my name I heard resounding through the corridors?"

Alan paused both speech and movement to admire the poster. Then he turned to Brad. "I opted for blue lettering because it brings out your eyes, but I can change it to red if you'd prefer to"--another admiring glance at the poster--"bring out the axe."

[brad_chase]

I'm curious, Alan, how things'll go over during your exit interview with Paul. And what's with this thing you have with posters. Granted, Chase for D.A. - not bad. I suppose next - what? - we're gonna see whatever you've got in that art portfolio you were caressing last week?

[alan_shore]

I'm afraid not. While the contents of that portfolio would no doubt be extremely motivational, they're mine alone to caress.

I would also have some difficulty devising a caption, since the contents in question have a tendency to deprive me of words.

[brad_chase]

Oh, good grief. Pictures of Denny.