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Who Really Won in the Game of Rock Paper Scissors During WWII?
In summary, the conversation discusses the humorous aspect of two attorneys playing rock, paper, scissors on the courtroom steps and the concern of some individuals about it making a mockery of the game. The mention of a judge being a grandparent and a reference to rock, paper, scissors being used in WWII are also made.
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Moonbear
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I can't decide what part I think is funniest...envisioning two attorneys standing on the courtroom steps playing rock, paper, scissors, or that there are actually people who take the game so seriously that they're worried this will make a mockery of the game if not properly officiated. :rofl:
Something tells me that judge is a grandparent.
Something tells me that judge is a grandparent.
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scott1
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Verdict:
Rock beats lawsuit because it is made out of paper.
Someone needs to resurcte that rock, paper, scissors game on PF.
Rock beats lawsuit because it is made out of paper.
Someone needs to resurcte that rock, paper, scissors game on PF.
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Jimmy Snyder
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If you look at WWII photos of the leaders of England and Germany, you realize that they were playing this game and that England won.
1. What is "Rock Paper Scissors in Court"?
Rock Paper Scissors in Court is a phenomenon where people use the classic hand game to determine the outcome of a legal dispute. It has become a popular alternative to traditional court proceedings in some cases.
2. How does "Rock Paper Scissors in Court" work?
In this process, both parties make a choice between rock, paper, or scissors, and the winner is determined based on the rules of the game. This decision is legally binding and the losing party must abide by the outcome.
3. Is "Rock Paper Scissors in Court" a legally recognized method of dispute resolution?
While it is not a formal legal process, in some cases, parties have agreed to use this method as a way to settle their dispute. In these cases, the courts have recognized the decision made through this game as legally binding.
4. What are the advantages of using "Rock Paper Scissors in Court"?
One of the main advantages is that it is a quick and simple way to resolve a dispute without the need for lengthy and expensive court proceedings. It also allows for a fair and impartial decision to be made, as both parties have an equal chance of winning.
5. Are there any limitations to using "Rock Paper Scissors in Court"?
While this method may work for smaller disputes, it may not be suitable for more complex legal matters. It also relies on both parties being willing to participate and accept the outcome, which may not always be the case.
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