LAWB
LOUD ASS WHITE BITCH
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Lawbringer
Player 1: Help I'm getting double-teamed!!
Lawbringer: HERE COMES THE LAW!!!!!
*Charges & impales enemy on axe*
Lawbringer: HERE COMES THE LAW!!!!!
*Charges & impales enemy on axe*
Lawbringer by All-Pro_Velocity March 29, 2017
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lawbrary • Lawbringer • LAWB • Lawbag • Lawbanger • Lawbertarian • Lawbing • LawBirds • lawbob • Lawboi
Lawbertarian
In the Court Room, lawbertarian Judge Hackenfuss adheres to an originalist interpretation of the Constitution, but in his Chambers he sustainably grows organic marijuana.
Lawbertarian by zw26 October 2, 2010
lawbuzz
A website for the Canadian legal community, home of hilarious attempts to rank 10 tiny schools, sage advice, and obsessive questions about salaries and etiquette.
Lawbuzz purports to be the outlet of this country's highest educated and paid professionals, but it seems more like lord of the flies for six year olds with BMWs.
lawbuzz by PARTNOR AT DAVIES June 16, 2008
Lawbringer
A large muscular man wearing chain mail, kevlar, and plate armor all while wielding a Two-Handed Poleaxe. Referred to by most as God or Lawdaddy as his presence is enough to kill some of the strongest warriors in a battle. An expert in armed melee combat and can kill you almost instantaneously if you so much as run out of breath or attempt to attack him. Usually sent hate mail by angry villainous lawbreakers when punished.
Person: “I am going to go and stand in this area to regain some health and recover from my battle.”
Lawbringer: “Such heresy will not be tolerated. You violated article 3 of the law and will pay with your life!”
Lawbringer: “Such heresy will not be tolerated. You violated article 3 of the law and will pay with your life!”
Lawbringer by gacatain May 3, 2020
lawbyist
1. Pernicious agent (salesperson) for the rich and powerful!
2. Similar in pronunciation and meaning as "lobbyist." However this spelling addresses the problem unforeseen by The Founders of the Constitution, that the legislative branch of the US government passes laws in the best interests of powerful lobbies instead of the people in the states and districts who elected them.
2. Similar in pronunciation and meaning as "lobbyist." However this spelling addresses the problem unforeseen by The Founders of the Constitution, that the legislative branch of the US government passes laws in the best interests of powerful lobbies instead of the people in the states and districts who elected them.
1.The lawybyist drove the Bush administration to address rampant telemarketing by creating a DO NOT CALL LIST, instead of an OK TO CALL LIST.
2. If special interest groups need to hire expensive agents, they're probably not 'selling' something to benefit the middle-class.
3. the lawbyist is most often employed by the plutocrat, which is why the rich get richer!
2. If special interest groups need to hire expensive agents, they're probably not 'selling' something to benefit the middle-class.
3. the lawbyist is most often employed by the plutocrat, which is why the rich get richer!
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