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Whoa...thanks...not touching sms.ac ! :p

Meh, bit of an anticlimax there.

What? You have to pay for the ads? How's that done? Through popup ads or something?

I find google-ing helps quite a bit as well. Usually when you can't find enough in the law database.

Hey, I keep recieving emails from friends about this service. Does it work? Thanks. :) You now have 1 friend that has invited you to their mobile friends network at SMS.ac, the most popular mobile community in the world! At SMS.ac you can meet new friends, find that special someone to...

ahahaha...talk about good marketing stunts.

It's kinda funny since all of them are grown men nowdays. Should they be called Backstreet Men instead?

Don't be jealous. Be like them.

When you get random messages and links on MSN.

Do you people wear 5 inch glasses? It's hard to imagine you still find reading enjoyable after going through stacks of pages for law seminars. I used to like reading though... I find it hard to keep my eyes open...esp after a criminal law reading session... :)

Clayton, I voted for you. Now will you hire me? :D

They must have a lot of graphs or something, since iamsickofyr12 said it was only to be 7 pages.

How did he see your UAI? You mean SAM?

I know this may be the bleeding obvious, but to ensure my post count increases at a sooperdooperomgwi9ckedmegaawesomewow rate, I shall remind you that any type of fire is prohibited when the country has a total fire ban. :)

If you have a LLB or a certificate from the Legal Practicioners Admission Board and have passed all Bar examinations then you can certainly become an advocate in the courtroom. You do not need to do anything like be in a firm for a couple of years or even do solicoting work beforehand. EDIT...

There were people over 21.

....and like...u start bumping into people u know....

Whoa..... ...2 weeks..

agahahahahahahaahaha...lolz

Certainly will. :) How did you get to interview the author? For a law article at uni? EDIT: You should of taken a pic with him. :)