Dura Lex Pyrex (Diaries of a struggling Law student)

Translation: The Law may be hard but the plate is still harder(pun intended). It used to be that when a man commits an act against the law, the judge throws the book on the offender. This means the offender is punished according to the provisions of law. No matter how hard is the law, it is still the law. At home, there is a different law. When a husband commits an offense, the wife throws not the book, but the plate. Which is harder now? The book or the plate? This is where our story begins.

Wednesday, March 4, 2009

The Prom, one more time

Due to insistent public demand, I am bringing back the Prom blog in here with some photos published by request. Those who wanted to comment may just fire away. This is a free country.

Styf here asked her controversial photo published, so she has deemed to have waived her right to question this publication.Tisha has got some more here, and Cris too. Of course, we cannot accommodate everyone's request, but we're glad you did visit this blog and scribbled some comments.

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Jack D' RipperMarch 6, 2009 at 8:23 AM
It seems that Mr. Paras is having a hard time with his tie. Is it the tie or the one being tied? Hmmmmm
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Neil BravoMarch 6, 2009 at 8:28 AM
The tie, the tied, the tying. Ties, oh ties. Cris must have asked, Mr. Paras, you got it all tied backwards. Like your name spelled backwards.
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