A few of the examples here are a little edgy, but none are dirty. Some funny things never get old to the heart and soul of the “funny bone”, especially, if you haven’t heard them in a while. This selection is not new to many of us, but The Pecan Park Eagle is deeply appreciative that friend and colleague Miriam Edelman decided to stir our joyous recollections with this material a couple of days ago. These exchanges are excerpted from a book called “Disorder in the American Courts” as a collection of things that people actually have said in court, word for word, that were taken down and published for the record by court reporters that faced the dual challenge of not going “ROTFLMAO” on a level that most assuredly would have landed them in the unemployment line. And that includes the right of all people to speak independently of careful thought and their consequential freedom to experience the uproar of deeply felt laughter when asking or answering a question that reveals the presence of stupidly. The Fourth of July is a holiday of dedication to the birth of American independence and freedom.
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