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Lap Dancers Don’t Take Checks

Lap Dancers Don't Take Checks: The Truth about Law, Lawyers and Other Trivialities, by Vince Megna. Tucson, Arizona: Ken Press, 2006. 153 pages, $26.95. If you've got an hour or so to kill some evening, say your cable is out, then this is the book for you. It is filled with trite opinions, trivial information and titillating...

Sometimes those old sayings don’t work.

Like most of the good old saws, this one has a core of motivational truth. Occasionally, however, it doesn't work, and when that happens, you're left with a bigger lemon. Take the case of Earl Jones, president of Chaveroo Supply Co., a New Mexico oil-patch supplier. In 1993, Jones bought a new $37,979 Cadillac from the Jim Spence dealership in Hobbs. Jones testified at trial that he relied on Cadillac's advertising. These ads promoted craftsmanship and said that Caddy, for nine decades, had led the industry in quality and technical innovation. Such statements comprise representations of quality, Jones said. IN

Lawyer has terrible luck with lemons

A 2006 yellow Corvette coupe wearing a LEMN LAW license plate was delivered to Megna March 9 but was in the repair shop for nine of the first 10 days he owned it. Thirty shop days in one year and he'll have another lemon on his hands, though he was back behind the wheel this week. Needless to say, Megna, 61, of Brookfield, is taking notes. "I'm very meticulous," he said. "I'm watching these people all the time." He's written a book on the subject, "Bring On Goliath: Lemon Law Justice in America," that got a huge boost in sales after the Washington

SUV’s woes with diesel don’t add up

QUESTION: I bought a new SUV from a Nevada dealership. When the vehicle had just 3,000 miles on it, my wife filled it with diesel fuel instead of gasoline on a trip to San Diego. The engine lasted about 10 miles before it died. We had the vehicle towed to a dealership, which flushed out the fuel system. We paid about $350 dollars for the repairs and drove home to Las Vegas. About 600 miles later, my wife took the SUV to a local dealership because it was running terribly. The dealership found diesel fuel in the engine once again.

Which Is ’The Real War’?

Note that the term civil war never occurs in Krauthammers piece. Talk of strategic significance makes no sense in a civil war. Al-Qaeda is a factor in Iraq only because we are there. In truth, Iraq is not and never was part of the war on terror at all. It is a civil conflict in which the United States simply has no business. Oh, and by the way, all those educated people in Iraq? Most of them have left by now. By warmbro | Mar 30, 2007 2:45:35 PM | Request Removal there isa point to this , it is called perspective...