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Hmm, does anybody know if I should apply little felt pads to the bottoms of the Eames LCW legs? I don't want the chairs to get all scratched up down there, but worry that the adhesive will damage them.Originally Posted by mafoofan
You worry too much.
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You worry too much.Originally Posted by CTGuy
I feel that worry is my only significant contribution to the forum, so I try to deliver it in spades.Originally Posted by mafoofan
Oh hai.
Both of you should know that a lawyer's principle function is to worry. We are professional neurotics paid to think of every posssible thing that can go wrong and to prepare contingencies for them.
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Oh hai.Originally Posted by RJman
Both of you should know that a lawyer's principle function is to worry. We are professional neurotics paid to think of every posssible thing that can go wrong and to prepare contingencies for them.
I'm not a particularly good lawyer.
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Oh hai.Originally Posted by RJman
Both of you should know that a lawyer's principle function is to worry. We are professional neurotics paid to think of every posssible thing that can go wrong and to prepare contingencies for them.
Yes, and as a lawyer, do you recommend for or against felt pads?
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I'm not a particularly good lawyer.Originally Posted by CTGuy
But you went to a Top 49 law school!
Yes, and as a lawyer, do you recommend for or against felt pads?Originally Posted by mafoofan
I can't give legal advice on these fora.
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But you went to a Top 49 law school!.Originally Posted by RJman
I'm not sure I did actually. I went to one of those despised "degree mills".
I can't give legal advice on these fora.Originally Posted by RJman
My advice it to put the felt pads on and stop worrying about it.
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Hmm. Then, what would you recommend as a snark-spewing cat-loving people-hater?Originally Posted by mafoofan
Do I really hate people? I seem to be getting a lot of bad press recently (see my sig.).
This might spur some maudlin introspection a la Manton with Jon.
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I'm not sure I did actually. I went to one of those despised "degree mills".Originally Posted by CTGuy
Well, with over 600 students per class, Harvard is arguably the biggest 'degree mill' of them all--so there's nothing necessarily wrong with that!
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Do I really hate people? I seem to be getting a lot of bad press recently (see my sig.).Originally Posted by RJman
This might spur some maudlin introspection a la Manton with Jon.
Ha, I thought you'd take it as a compliment!
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