The dark side of conveyances
Only in Property can you say things like "he needs to die" and "we have to kill the widow" without anyone really considering the morbidity of what you're saying.
Then again, when you have Jar-Jar Binks saying "Mesa not sure, but mesa thinkin' me did bombad on this worksheet," it's not too hard to justify thoughts of violence.
Then again, when you have Jar-Jar Binks saying "Mesa not sure, but mesa thinkin' me did bombad on this worksheet," it's not too hard to justify thoughts of violence.
posted by Jerry at 1:12 PM
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Let's go ahead and do an icky on it. ~Chase
Like I said, every problem is an Agatha Christie waiting to happen.
See, that explains everything. The estate system wasn't really a product of feudalism; it was actually the brainchild of a bunch of mystery novel writers, who just needed to come up with a few good murder motives for their characters.
And now we're stuck with it. :)
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