Alias Wrote:
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> Yet, your client made the following statement:
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> Harry Tuttle
> Date: January 31, 2010 05:09PM
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> "I don't understand how people DON'T find "giant
> bottoms" attractive!"
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> The state rests its case.
Your honor, the State is taking a quote out of context.
As you can plainly see, the words "giant bottoms" reside within quotation marks. In case you aren't familiar with the concept, quotation marks are used to show that the word(s) within quotation marks take on a new (and unique) meaning, often different from the actual dictionary definition(s) of said word(s).
If you would refer to the thread in question, you will see that "giant bottoms" (in quotes, mind you) is used to describe a visual example of a very specific type of derriere.
Suggesting that my client was referring to unshapely rear ends, with the phrase "giant bottoms", is asinine, as he was clearly referring to the picturesque backsides demonstrated in Exhibits B, C, and D.
The defense submits Exhibit ε (epsilon; the final frontier):
http://www.fairfaxunderground.com/forum/read/40/298711/299235.html#msg-299235
Your move, you no-ass-having, skinny, white broad.