It appears that a female at Chengdu Giant Panda Breeding Research Centre managed to fool her keepers into thinking that she was pregnant, having learnt that pregnancy would lead to all sorts of treats…
Category Archives: Monday smiles
Monday smile – From Anglo-Saxon to globish
If you appreciate a British sense of humor and want to find out all about the history of the English language, I thoroughly recommend that you take 11 minutes to watch this fantastic video…
Monday smile – Lawyer lets fly
Just in case you haven’t caught up with this one yet…
Monday smile – Advertising regulations
I did enjoy this…
Monday smile – Collective nouns for lawyers
Enjoy your week!
Monday smile – Word crimes (and remedies)
This tongue-in-cheek video should get you bouncing around this Monday morning. 🙂
Monday smile – Un tour
Today’s smile has a distinctly French flavor… in keeping with the day! 🙂
Monday smile – Typing in concert
For all those who will be doing a lot of typing this week, today’s smile is a musical one…
Monday smiles – Pane e tulipani
A tenuous link with the law today, but having remembered a most beautiful Italian film from a few years ago, Pane e tulipani, I just had to share it with you / remind you of it.
The law does actually come into the film a little bit – in the form of a private detective… but I won’t spoil your fun by telling you the story.
Monday smiles – The Photocopier
Today’s smile is a dramatization of transcripts from a legal deposition, published a few weeks ago by the New York Times, in which a lawyer becomes embroiled in an argument about the definition of a photocopier. Make sure you watch until the very end… 😉
From Words to Deeds: translation & the law 
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