Every now and then, I see a sign which totally cracks me up. I saw one such at the Madurai High Court (or, more accurately, the Madurai Bench of the Madras High Court) where, for want of anything better to do, I had gone to watch a few sessions. I really, really wish I could put up a picture of the sign, but when I took out my camera, a security guard directed a salvo of irate Tamil at me, from which I inferred that photography was prohibited.
Anyway, the sign was above a gate, and here is what it said:
ENTRY FOR HONOURABLE JUDGES ONLY
Dishonourable judges, presumably, have to enter through the other gate.
4 comments:
Hehe!
For some reason your post reminds me of Pedantic blondes. No offence to either you or your post, but well, it just does!
Tamil noodles aren't half bad either.
Lawlzzzzzz. :D
is that a new sort of quota in india now? :D
What happens when a lawyer becomes a judge? Does he/she start off as Honourable, with a clean record, in spite of having been a lawyer? Or is there some cleansing process involved?
(No offence intended to lawyers, of course.:) )
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