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What rhymes with Jurus Prudence?

Discussion in 'BBS Hangout' started by Mulder, Oct 21, 2003.

  1. Mulder

    Mulder Contributing Member

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    This is awesome. A judge found in favor of Eminem and wrote her decision as a rap.

    Rap ruling in Eminem's favor
    Excerpts from Macomb County Circuit Judge Deborah Servitto's rap in Deangelo Bailey v. Marshall Mathers III (Eminem's birth name):

    Mr. Bailey complains that his rep is trash

    So he's seeking compensation in the form of cash.

    Bailey thinks he's entitled to some monetary gain

    Because Eminem used his name in vain.

    Eminem says Bailey used to throw him around

    Beat him up in the john, shoved his face in the ground.

    Eminem contends that his rap is protected

    By the rights guaranteed by the First Amendment.

    Eminem maintains that the story is true

    And that Bailey beat him black and blue.

    In the alternative he states that the story is phony

    And a reasonable person would think it's baloney.

    The court must always balance the rights

    Of a defendant and one placed in a false light.

    If the plaintiff presents no question of fact

    To dismiss is the only acceptable act.

    If the language used is anything but pleasin'

    It must be highly objectionable to a person of reason.

    Even if objectionable and causing offense

    Self-help is the first line of defense.

    Yet when Bailey actually spoke to the press

    what do you think he didn't address?

    Those false-light charges that so disturbed

    Prompted from Bailey not a single word.

    So highly objectionable, it could not be

    -- Bailey was happy to hear his name on a CD.

    Bailey also admitted he was a bully in youth

    Which makes what Marshall said substantial truth.

    This doctrine is a defense well known

    And renders Bailey's case substantially blown.

    The lyrics are stories no one would take as fact

    They're an exaggeration of a childish act.

    Any reasonable person could clearly see

    That the lyrics could only be hyperbole.

    It is therefore this court's ultimate position

    That Eminem is entitled to summary disposition.
     
  2. underoverup

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    That courtroom must have been cracking up --- watch out Judge Judy. :D
     
  3. rockHEAD

    rockHEAD Contributing Member

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    wow... a judge with a sense of humour!!
     
  4. Chance

    Chance Contributing Member

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    Myrrh? Yes, two cents.

    Or

    Were breasts too dense?

    Or

    Your pests? Nuisance!

    Onn a side note I just love Gilmore Girls.

    C-Diddy
     
  5. Oski2005

    Oski2005 Contributing Member

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    That is some funny stuff.
     

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