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Re: Lawyer jokes/examplePosted by ESC on February 25, 2004 In Reply to: Re: Lawyer jokes/example posted by SR on February 24, 2004 : : : : I've watched Philadelphia (1993, *ing Tom Hanks, Denzel Washington and Antonio Bandares), my all-time favourite movie, a couple of times and have read its script too. But there's this riddle in the movie I didn't quite catch. : : : : At the climax, Andrew Becket (Tom Hanks) poses this riddle to Joe Miller (Denzel Washington), his lawyer who's paying a visit to the hospital to congratulate Andy for his legal victory. Andy asks, "So, what do you call a thousand lawyers chained together at the bottom of the ocean?" When Joe gives up, Andy divulges, "A good start!" : : : : I just didn't get it. Would someone explain this to me; like I were a six old :-)? : : : It's quite straightforward! Andy would like to get rid of all lawyers. Drowning 1000 is a good start. You can of course adapt this question using the profession of your choice. : : Lawyer jokes are kind of a "tradition." Go to http://www.google.com/ and type in "lawyer jokes" to access a bunch. : : It was so cold today that all the lawyers in town had their hands in their own pockets! Cheers! They used the lawyers in the ocean joke in another movie: What do you call 500 lawyers lying on the bottom of the ocean?
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