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imright.com
 imright.com ... final decision.Newest Review: ... the Friend’s Court looks as good as any. Vivi thinks her mate Steve is a total idiot. She doesn’t like it and thinks he should be circumcised. Ouch. This helps cure idiocy? Blimey, I’ve obviously been looking in the wrong places! Anyway, the problem is that he degrades her by calling her stupid and a dork. This is the plaintiff’s side of the story. The law of ... more ... I’m Right, You’re Wrong says that people shouldn’t insult their friends as it’s downright mean. So what does Steve have to say in his defence? A quick click on “Defendant’s response” and we’re told that Steve isn&#...more |
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imright.com: Sue 'em! (771 words)
by Shazzy - written on 06.12.01 (Very useful, 54 readings)
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You know how it is. You’re bored, you’re in front of the computer, and you’re clicking away at random links, hoping that you’ll eventually fall into a site that amuses you for a while. That’s exactly what I was doing earlier today. I’d been through countless sites that were complete rubbish and had almost given up hope of randomly finding anything that’d interest me for more that 30 seconds, when I landed on “I’m Right, You’re Wrong”. This is about people trying to settle their differences. All kinds of personal disputes are put before the jury and battled out for the world to enjoy. A kind of ...
I'm not having sex outside! (769 words)
by janharper - written on 29.08.01 (Very useful, 95 readings)
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Air your grievances in an online court! You can bring a case against anyone you wish. If you've been annoyed, insulted, or betrayed, sue the culprit! Your personal attorney, Ernie, is there to help you build a case. If you want get involved you can join a jury and cast your vote. Innocent or gulity? It's up to you. If you have to go to court but you don't fancy your chances as the 'real you', then this site can help you find a new persona too. You can use your 'new self' in the site chatroom too. In order to use this and most site facilities you have to 'join up'. It's free of course and I used a seperate Hotmail ...
