From Engadget today, a link to Fresno Criminal Defense attorney Eugene Action’s website. Now, I know that going to Harvard is an achievement, but I’m trying to determine whether quotes like this increase client engagement:
I Graduated from Harvard Law School in Cambridge Massachusetts. If you have not heard of Harvard Law school, welcome to planet earth and enjoy your visit.
Or perhaps this:
If you recognize the difference between a five star hotel and the local motel, a five star restaurant and fast food, you will recognize the difference when you have me as your attorney.
Anyway, hit the link up if want some website marketing and design tips. I suggest grabbing a beer first.
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To continue the Cops theme (and because I’m feeling nostalgic), I thought the Metallicops was particularly appropriate. I have all of the Camp Chaos videos, and this is one of my favorites. I remember saying things like, “sprinkles, gooooood!” This brings a smile to my face everytime I see it. Enjoy.
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I remember the first time I saw this film. I still have it in fact. It is one of the best parodies of Cops of all time. Period.
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Honestly, this is still one of my favorites.
There’s a lot going on here. The two things that jumped out at me were “Self-Divorce,” which honestly never gets old, and “Wills &.” I’m assuming that “Estates” must have come after wills, but what would make this lawyer(?) decide, of all the services offered, handling estates couldn’t be one of them?
On related note, this place is across the street from Frisco Tattoo, and if you head over to their site they’ve got a nice video of the scientific study of spiders on different drugs.
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Another scratch for you. Hand drawn maps. Go waste your time here for them. One of my favorites is #176 (I think I’ve been to all of those places). I am #20, and I love this assessment:
Perhaps the style indicates a broader 21st century map consciousness influenced by web-based applications such as Google maps.
Google Maps can suck it. That was all me before Google even knew what the Internets was.
I don’t think my comments like clothes.
So, I only post on Engadget when they are doing prize giveaways (it’s a thing), and because I’m only one of potentially thousands of posts, I figure, why not make it interesting. I happened to be logged into my account this past week, and I noticed an interesting trend in my posts for this year. Can you spot it? (Note, the comments are in order of newest to oldest.) Read More