The Third Lawyers, Guns & Money podcast: Lemieux and Campos on Dworkin
I apologize for the delay between Lemieux’s post and my uploading of the podcast, but being that we’re responsible folk, we actually went out and purchased the software I’m using to edit these podcasts … and once registered all the settings changed such that Other Scott sounded like Mickey Mouse on the tail-end of a righteous bender. Despite Loomis’s insistence that I upload podcast anyway, I decided to hold off until my co-bloggers sounded like humans who’d sobered up. Enjoy!









I might actually pay money to hear Lemieux sounding like Mickey Mouse on the tail end of a bender.
I second that sentiment
It just seemed a little disrespectful, given the subject. But if enough people ask…
At the least, cut up the best bits as a blooper reel.
As chief editor of these things, I’m not about to make my blackmail reel public. That sorts of defeats the purpose, you know?
It’s not the same without frequent appearances of a martini glass.
I’ve got another slated for this week, and Rob and I will be doing two more in the next month, so have no fears, there will be drinking. Although, on my end, not martinis. Not that there’s anything wrong with them…
Soooo, ok, being a pedant… but I find the failure to use the second comma in a three part series confusing.
Lawyers, Guns, and Money.
Trash away. :-)
We finally have an answer to the immortal question.
ChrisTS does.
There you go.
PNH is correct.
On the other hand:
I saw Rupert Murdoch, a responsible newsman, and a rabbi go into an elevator.
The final comma causes my sentence to look like I’m talking about two people, instead of three – and that’s not even the biggest problem it causes.
Soooo, ok, being a pedant…
I will out pedant you. Ahem:
It would be pedantic to point out that in the podcast title you wrote out “and” rather than using an ampersand.
Damn it. Well, that’s only because that font doesn’t come with an ampersand, and I haven’t found one that matches yet.
I hear it’s impossible to spell “gullible” in that font too.
Actually, I’m not kidding. The version of Windsor Light Condensed I procured doesn’t have an ampersand included in it, and I’m not about to pay $35 just for an ampersand … so I’m been hunting for one that can pass. Suggestions are, as always, welcome.
A $35 ampersand? I am so there. FB me the instructions and I’ll get it to you.
It can be found here, but now that I’ve looked at the ampersand that comes with it, I’m not even sure I’d want it. Damn it, I’m going to have to go on the world’s first ever “Appropriate Ampersand Hunt,” aren’t I?
Wow, you aren’t kidding. That thing looks like it’s throwing off a cape. It’s like having your blog introduced by a magician.
Lawyers, Guns AAAAAANNNNNDDDD!!!!…Money!
It really is that terrible. (Though your description almost makes its awfulness worth it.)
I sort of wish I’d claimed it was an aesthetic decision from the get-go, because I’d have been utterly justified.
It really is.
Jazz hands! Jazz hands!
Good luck with that!!
No visuals and no intro music?
Fail.
It’s hard to get knowledgeable folks on this topic, but you sound like you know what you’re talking about! Thanks
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