regard@ttidcc.UUCP (Adrienne Regard) (03/14/85)
What was it TIME had quoted this week? I paraphrase:
In Germany, everything is illegal unless it is specified to be legal.
In France, everything is legal unless it is specified to be illegal.
In Russia, everything is illegal, even if it is specified to be legal.
In Italy, everything is legal, particularly when it is specified to be
illegal.
:-)
Therefore: In America, everything is { fill in the blank } .ndiamond@watdaisy.UUCP (Norman Diamond) (03/18/85)
> > In Germany, everything is illegal unless it is specified to be legal. > > In France, everything is legal unless it is specified to be illegal. > > In Russia, everything is illegal, even if it is specified to be legal. > > In Italy, everything is legal, particularly when it is specified to be > > illegal. > Therefore: In America, everything is { fill in the blank } . Everything is legal, but you have to spend hundreds of hours proving the legality of anything you want to do. In some cases, you have to add bribes. -- Norman Diamond UUCP: {decvax|utzoo|ihnp4|allegra}!watmath!watdaisy!ndiamond CSNET: ndiamond%watdaisy@waterloo.csnet ARPA: ndiamond%watdaisy%waterloo.csnet@csnet-relay.arpa "Opinions are those of the keyboard, and do not reflect on me or higher-ups."
mikes@zaphod.UUCP (Mike Smith) (03/29/85)
In America , everything is legal if you got the money. -- Jam on it.