Section 93

[Arthur Rubin]

And as to whether pigs raised on wire mesh so their feet never touch the ground are "birds" for the purpose of Jewish dietary law....

[Weston White]

I read about a product labelling case once. A maker of turkey ham wanted to be allowed to skip the turkey part and just label it "ham". The judge quoted Lewis Carroll "...and whether pigs have wings", before stating that they in fact don't, and denying the petition.

By TP logic, that makes Lewis Carroll part of our code of law.

Which means you can make words mean what you want them to say.

But so can the judge.

Nope, because unlike your type we realize that such a quote serves to make a very valid point, turkey is to ham, as ham is to turkey; one is not the other, nor does combining them both serve to make them one in the same.

[webhick]

107 posts. Locky-locky. Time to start a new thread, folks.