Interestingly enough, I can blog from the jury waiting room, but I can not receive or send emails from the jury waiting room. I am not sure if it is due to the court house blocking the port for email, or there is just a problem with my computer and the router of this building. In any case, I am not going to be able to blog if I should get assigned to a trial anyway, as there is no wireless access in the courtrooms.
Jury Duty
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Great image: you blogging from a jurybox. The director of Pauly Shore's movie on jury duty could have used that ...if he didn't!
Okay. There is something inherently wrong with you actually knowing a Pauly Shore movie. Actually, there is something inherently wrong with anyone knowing a Pauly Shore movie.
LOL. Well, I'm much more familiar with "12 Angry Men," both versions, which should be required viewing before anyone goes on jury duty. Meanwhile it can't be helped, about Shore. Knowing about the films of nearly everyone is an occupational hazard of spending too much time scanning the program guide on my dish while collecting movies on DVD.