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New Rule - Not allowed to say "Contact your Attorney"

James Wise#5 All Forums Contributor
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Folks for the love of all that is holy can we stop with all the randoms popping up to say nothing more than "contact your attorney" whenever someone is dealing with a situation of any sort?

Lol, it's blatantly obvious that 99% of those who say this have never been sued or sued someone.

In fact, I propose a new rule. Anyone giving out this advice who hasn't been sued or sued someone at least three times should be dropkicked in the face immediately.

That is all.

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Originally posted by @Russell Brazil:

Me: Can I go to the bathroom?

BP Standard Answer: Ask your attorney.

Me:...

 "I bought a house and the seller didn't leave batteries in the garage door opener"

BP posters

"Contact your attorney."

"Sue the seller, the realtor, the broker and the neighbors!"

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