Lawful, adj. Compatible with the will of a judge having jurisdiction.2006 Update: Compliant with a law as adultery under the second commandment or warrantless searches under the second amendment.
Oh, y feliz Día de Independencia a Miz Bohemia!
Lawful, adj. Compatible with the will of a judge having jurisdiction.
1st:na-na-na-na-nan-ana :)
ReplyDeletelawful: I am fine with it. As long as it is natural law we are talking about! Divine, common or canon-I deem open for interpretation!
ReplyDeleteAnd just to annoy: here is a lovely quote by the Narnian Guy C.S Lewis:
ReplyDelete“If war is ever lawful, then peace is sometimes sinful”
I likes it!
What is deemed lawful by the current administration is frequently an infraction of our liberty.
ReplyDeleteWe'd have to consult Mireille Zockso about that.
ReplyDeleteI've got a case of the giggles! That image you added, Doug, reminds me of Mel Brooks playing Moses in this scene from History of the World: Part I:
ReplyDeleteMoses: The Lord, the Lord Jehovah has given unto you these fifteen...
*drops one of the tablets*
Moses: Oy! Ten! Ten commandments for all to obey!
Monika, well done and a good start for the day. I miss C.S. Lewis. Today's theologians all seem to be writing What Would Jesus Eat: Lose Weight the LORD's Way and Loaves and Fishes: The Scriptural Keys to Making Millions in Time Shares.
ReplyDeleteCareful, TLP they know your address.
Icy, the lawful exercise of aromatherapy? Kidding, Mireille, xoxo
Sar, that movie had a lot of memorable moments, didn't it? Thanks for the laugh.
Muchas gracias Doug! There are 2 little days left though. Wednesday I shall be a free bohemian... FREE I say!
ReplyDeleteLawful~ the opposite of killing... um... urr... disposing of certain individuals...
Yes, Mireille Zockso sees all, knows all ... and can put a somewhat legal spin on it. Aromatherapy, mmmmmmmmmmmm. Adultery and warrantless searches: depends on which president you're adhering (heh) to. xoxo
ReplyDeletewhat did you say, Doug, how can I buy those books?
ReplyDeleteIs it lawful to post a comment three times in a row?
ReplyDeleteIf you're not lawFUL you might be lawLESS. oh - wait, that's an actress ...
Lawful: Getting someone else to do the killing for you.
ReplyDelete*evil grin*
Lawful: coloring inside the lines.
ReplyDelete'lawful - as in, those guys in the current administration are all awful - 'lawful.
ReplyDeleteSomething that has a letter in it (although I’m not quite sure which one), as well as a spirit that everyone seems to forget about or just ignores.
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lawful-reinterpreting the rules in order to give yourself a mulligan.
ReplyDeleteLawful?... Isn't that a Bill O'Reilly fetish thing?
ReplyDeleteword used to define 'good' by those who do not use the word 'holy'. (peace sign...dons armor suit and hides under the table).
ReplyDeletehave a good day doug.
Miz B, just remember to hide the bodies according to environmental regulations.
ReplyDeleteSo, a4g, it's like fearful?
Very clever, my paralawful friend.
Ariel, the first one comes free with a motel room.
Dddragon, our new citizen get's posting privileges for a day. I'll let your baby sister comment on Xena.
Maybe in Egypt, Marwa ;-)
Jamie Dawn, aren't you going to stand up for your guy? The pinkos are running riot!
Manchego, can that be used for cheeses, too?
Aptly explained, Anonymous.
Actonbell, YOU...You...aw geez. It seems Reverend Beecher could have been referring to his own profession.
Masil, I love the word Mulligan. I've never golfed in my life but I take Mulligans all the time.
TLM, I'm pretty certain it isn't.
Asiansmiles, I love it. No need to hide. Come out. We won't hurt you. Honest.
Lawful - An overeating group of lawyers.
ReplyDeleteSar: I show clips fom that movie in my world history class. (Monty Python's Holy Grail, too.)
ReplyDeleteOh, that's right, I'm here at Doug's blog.
Lawful: Commercials with lawyers that should be unlawful.
perhaps you'd like to subscribe to my new magazine............... Non Anarchistic Living.
ReplyDeleteAll ambitions are lawful except those which climb upward on the miseries or credulities of mankind.
William Congreve
Um, sunday school was a long time ago, but isn't adultry rather farther down the list?
ReplyDeleteWell, that would put it UNDER the second one, wouldn't it?
i say where there's a will, there's a way. now ain't that awful?
ReplyDeletei'm not going to be here for some time, darling, because i'm going away. stay away from those anti-depression pills willya? and if the thought of my absense gets to be too unbearable, arrest me!
be good, y'all, yea :))
I'm not sure it's lawful to cruise the blogs on my (blood) brother's birth anniversary, but I'm here anyway!
ReplyDeleteOh, I'm so jealous of what omnipotentpoobah said... *sulk*
ReplyDeleteWish I'd thought of that.
Haha, Poobah
ReplyDeleteFred, you can always sue 'em.
Alice, you and Actonbell should straigten out your stories.
Logo, so is the prohibition of unreasonable searches.
Karma, we'll keep a candle lit.
Aral, your blogbrother is glad to see you.
TLP, how was supper, though?
bingo, Karma! that was exactly what I was trying to say but have never found the words. perfect!
ReplyDeleteMorning...thought I would check in this morning...I am supposed to be getting ready for work...but hey, sometimes we have to bend the normal a bit...hmmmm, I guess in some interpretations that makes me a bit unlawlful, because I don't care
ReplyDeleteAriel, where are you going?
ReplyDeleteSpiritdancerq, there's no law says you have to care. Or if there is, I wish someone had told me by now.
did I know, maybe I wouldn't be going there. :-P
ReplyDeleteAgreeable to the State.
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