Originally posted by: gopunk
Originally posted by: B00ne
I never understood why ppl in Court (US) in movies at least swear on the bible - I thaught U guys had a division of Church and State.
We in certain way do not have that division, yet we dont swear on the bible (since that has nothing to do with law) but we swear on our constitution.
that sounds more reasonable than swearing on the bible
Originally posted by: Ameesh
can i get w00t for all the godless heathens!
Originally posted by: Jellomancer
Originally posted by: gopunk
Originally posted by: B00ne
I never understood why ppl in Court (US) in movies at least swear on the bible - I thaught U guys had a division of Church and State.
We in certain way do not have that division, yet we dont swear on the bible (since that has nothing to do with law) but we swear on our constitution.
that sounds more reasonable than swearing on the bible
But in America we can't have real seperation of church and state because then the religious nuts would whine.
Originally posted by: Red Dawn
You can swear on your nutsack, as long as lying afterwords is against thye law it really doesn't matter!
Originally posted by: SuperTool
Originally posted by: Red Dawn
You can swear on your nutsack, as long as lying afterwords is against thye law it really doesn't matter!
Actually, people used to swear on their nutsack. That's why it's called TESTI-fying. If you lie, off go your TESTI![]()
Clever postOriginally posted by: SuperTool
Originally posted by: Red Dawn
You can swear on your nutsack, as long as lying afterwords is against thye law it really doesn't matter!
Actually, people used to swear on their nutsack. That's why it's called TESTI-fying. If you lie, off go your TESTI![]()
If they took it literally, it would certainly give someone reason to think twice about lying on the stand if they defined it as a de-testible crime. :QOriginally posted by: SnapIT
LOL... that would mean that you have to have balls to lie in court...![]()
