[fandom] Bones

[escritoireazul]

Bisexuality, people, does exist. It's not either or.

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[alizarin_nyc]

The shiny baubles speech is pretty cheesy, even for this show.

Yeah. That was... epic cheese. And really embarrassing for me as the viewer.

I'm conflicted about Angela's bisexuality too. It feels fake some how, like they're doing it for the wrong reasons. I don't know.

[wizened_cynic]

A British judge once called American patent law "a doctrine of despair." That's all I retained from that lecture.

So not a fan of IP. It's criminal law all the way for me. Or, uselessly enough, jurisprudence.

[pene]

hah. as a patent attorney and lawyer I am amused with all the IP hate. IP is pretty interesting. really. promise. though it's interesting because of the technical side more than the law.

yes, jurisprudence was my favourite at law school.

[wizened_cynic]

I didn't like jurisprudence as much as I liked the prof who taught jurisprudence. By like I mean HAD A MASSIVE CRUSH ON. She was so cute and sweet and had zero control over the classroom because she's, like, 12.

I don't know what IP is like in Australia. Basically the same as Britain, yes? Hong Kong decided to diverge after the handover back to China and now we have these craaaaaaazyass stringent laws where you get tossed in jail if you seed videos for bit torrent. So, not that much fun. Makes me miss Canada.

[escritoireazul]

Hee. I love IP, actually, just not patent. I intend to avoid that part of it and leave it to people like you who enjoy it. I love the tech side, and the way the law keeps having to change in order to keep up with technology.

I'm doing IP work at a firm this summer; I'm interested in seeing how it compares to the IP work I did in-house last summer.

GO IP.

I -- haven't taken jurisprudence. It is sounding like something I should take because it is enjoyable. I wouldn't have guessed that.

[buffyfan30]

I really liked Booth and Bones sharing cake. I live for their little moments.