Actually, T-Rex's REAL childhood dream was to become an astronaut ninja

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Guys, this gives me the opportunity to post what is quite possibly the greatest photo of all time.

It's actually hard to articulate why this conversation with the 1L amused me so, but oh well!

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Generally speaking, deying federal authority on your own will lead to BAD RESULTS SO FOR THE LOVE OF ALL THAT IS GOOD DON'T TRY IT

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Alternate ending: A voice crackles down from above and proclaims "BEHOLD T-REX, DESTROYER OF LANGUAGES"

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Panel 6 is T-Rex's statement of the case. He took the photo in the cutest pose he could imagine AND IT TOTALLY WORKED

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Surprisingly, most of the time even the professor will look over, and then forget what he or she was asking. Success!

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Incidentally, if anyone EVER asks why I don't draw my own comics, look at panel 2. I can't even do thought bubbles all that well.

Mark, I know this is related to the law and all, but how has Ryan not sued you yet

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Those of you (read: HOPEFULLY ALL OF YOU) who read Dinosaur Comics on a regular basis might find today's comic a little familiar. I really couldn't pass by this opportunity, though, because stare decisis is totally a legal thing too.

PS: I totally got my hand stuck in a vending machine once. Or at least I did, until it got OVERRULED.

Simplified history? YOU try compressing all civil procedure history into one 6 panel comic then.

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FUTURE BLUEBOOK EDITORS: Feel free to use this as a citing rule in the future for these comics: 210 J.D.Comics 2010.

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The remaining malpractice suits would disappear if T-Rex stopped billing his clients for stupidity fees based on their claim. He will never learn.