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In response to
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Not uncommon. -- nm
"
by
Spawn
personally I like to read a contract before I sign it, but I may be weird.
Posted by
loosilu (aka loosilu2)
Jan 7 '11, 10:33
and that's totally tongue in cheek, in case you could not tell.
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Oral contracts are not binding!!! -- nm
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Spawn
Jan 7, 10:34
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legally, they are (unless required to be in writing by the statute of frauds) -- nm
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fredo
Jan 7, 10:41
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(this is not hysterical to me.) -- nm
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amanda jones
Jan 7, 10:42
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lawyers are killjoys -- nm
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fredo
Jan 7, 10:44
pixie vs ML *throwdown*! -- nm
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loosilu
Jan 7, 10:42
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[deleted]
(this is hysterical to me. I am laughing at my desk.) -- nm
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amanda jones
Jan 7, 10:40
so the vows are pointless? -- nm
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loosilu
Jan 7, 10:34
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[deleted]
You have already made your promise before you get up there.
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Spawn
Jan 7, 10:36
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Pretty much. -- nm
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znufrii
Jan 7, 10:48
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