Re: Nasty Collection Law Firm in Wisconsin

Posted by Keyser Soze (152.163.253.37) on July 29, 2003 at 19:55:06:

In Reply to: Nasty Collection Law Firm in Wisconsin posted by Tim on July 29, 2003 at 18:52:29:

Beloved family practitioner and pest control specialist H. Lecter M.D. stopped by for a fine hearthside repast on this chilly Florida afternoon and requested I pass along his gratitude for the link to this law firm's website.
The doctor offered for public enjoyment his opinion that the barristers pictured on the site all seem rather well nourished, as befits those whose business is that which it clearly is. Dear and glorious physician did note the attire wasn't quite first cabin yet not bargain barrell, right in the comfortable middle to reassure the creditor clients of their litigators' frugality. Too bad these weren't full length shots, always nice to check out the shoes to note their condition, perhaps in need of some remedial Kiwi around the seams, always telling.
Good also to do the quick asessment of extremities, as they say, note the fingers - nails clipped, rings or 'cheater marks' - little details sometimes can provide such clear insight.
Best of all to bear in mind something well said by dear friend the doctor, well known proverb in tinsel town - the camera doesn't lie. As are trained military combatants, cops, good attorneys, always go for the eyes. The camera sees and reproduces them with a clarity unmarred by human subjective reasonings. Fascinating.
When one looks deep within eyes that which at first glance appears as anger can be seen as thin cover for fear. Always good when the 'other side' so to speak so generously provides such delectable combat-grade intell.
Thank you for your kindness in sharing.

Graciously,

Keyser Soze

"Let the captain beware, there's a dog on his tail
There's a scent in the snout, and it howl
and it wail.
There's a mad in the eye...."
"Let the Captain Beware" c. 1980
Flash & The Pan, aka Vanda & Young

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