Louis the Lawyer
Posted: Sat Jun 28, 2008 7:24 pm
My own personal sock puppet, presented here for themanintheseersuckersuit.


silvercamaro wrote:My own personal sock puppet, presented here for themanintheseersuckersuit.
silvercamaro wrote:My own personal sock puppet, presented here for themanintheseersuckersuit.
My Louis the Lawyer is not connected with the NSAS. The puppet has been warned that if he chooses to support the aims and goals of that or any squirrel-support organization, I will give him to Lizbit to play with.Evil Squirrel wrote:
I'm paying $700 an hour for that!?!?!?!?!!?!?!?!?
silvercamaro wrote:My Louis the Lawyer is not connected with the NSAS. The puppet has been warned that if he chooses to support the aims and goals of that or any squirrel-support organization, I will give him to Lizbit to play with.Evil Squirrel wrote:
I'm paying $700 an hour for that!?!?!?!?!!?!?!?!?
She would like that.
That's only a teensy little overbite.ulysses5019 wrote:I think he needs to see an orthodontist.
silvercamaro wrote:That's only a teensy little overbite.ulysses5019 wrote:I think he needs to see an orthodontist.
I can vouch for the genesis of Louis the Lawyer, the Sockpuppet, (not any Louis the lawyer sockpuppet who may live in a strip center near you) and assure you it is a fabulously artistic and crowd-rabble-raising artifice of, um, totally overblown proportions.silvercamaro wrote:If there would be doubt in anyone's mind, my sock puppet was not modeled on any actual attorney named Louis or Louie. Since I've never met in person an attorney by that name, I could not have done such modeling. I'm sure that if I ever had met such an attorney by that name, my sock puppet would have been exceptionally handsome, debonaire, well-coiffed and smiling with a set of choppers that would make the entire profession of cosmetic dentistry proud.
My puppet Louie came out the way he did for theatrical purposes only, and because I found artificial bear hair in the sewing cupboard. After all, all he had to do was sing "The Night They Tore Old Dixie Down." Louie also was not modeled after Joan Baez, who is not an attorney.
Beebs52 wrote:I can vouch for the genesis of Louis the Lawyer, the Sockpuppet, (not any Louis the lawyer sockpuppet who may live in a strip center near you) and assure you it is a fabulously artistic and crowd-rabble-raising artifice of, um, totally overblown proportions.silvercamaro wrote:If there would be doubt in anyone's mind, my sock puppet was not modeled on any actual attorney named Louis or Louie. Since I've never met in person an attorney by that name, I could not have done such modeling. I'm sure that if I ever had met such an attorney by that name, my sock puppet would have been exceptionally handsome, debonaire, well-coiffed and smiling with a set of choppers that would make the entire profession of cosmetic dentistry proud.
My puppet Louie came out the way he did for theatrical purposes only, and because I found artificial bear hair in the sewing cupboard. After all, all he had to do was sing "The Night They Tore Old Dixie Down." Louie also was not modeled after Joan Baez, who is not an attorney.
I sort of lost my momentum there. He was a grand sockpuppet and acquitted himself well.
ACQUITTED! I said it!
ulysses5019 wrote:Beebs52 wrote:I can vouch for the genesis of Louis the Lawyer, the Sockpuppet, (not any Louis the lawyer sockpuppet who may live in a strip center near you) and assure you it is a fabulously artistic and crowd-rabble-raising artifice of, um, totally overblown proportions.silvercamaro wrote:If there would be doubt in anyone's mind, my sock puppet was not modeled on any actual attorney named Louis or Louie. Since I've never met in person an attorney by that name, I could not have done such modeling. I'm sure that if I ever had met such an attorney by that name, my sock puppet would have been exceptionally handsome, debonaire, well-coiffed and smiling with a set of choppers that would make the entire profession of cosmetic dentistry proud.
My puppet Louie came out the way he did for theatrical purposes only, and because I found artificial bear hair in the sewing cupboard. After all, all he had to do was sing "The Night They Tore Old Dixie Down." Louie also was not modeled after Joan Baez, who is not an attorney.
I sort of lost my momentum there. He was a grand sockpuppet and acquitted himself well.
ACQUITTED! I said it!
If the sockpuppet fits
you must acquit!
Whatever it is he should spend it on a better hairpiece.OJ Simpson wrote:ulysses5019 wrote:Beebs52 wrote: I can vouch for the genesis of Louis the Lawyer, the Sockpuppet, (not any Louis the lawyer sockpuppet who may live in a strip center near you) and assure you it is a fabulously artistic and crowd-rabble-raising artifice of, um, totally overblown proportions.
I sort of lost my momentum there. He was a grand sockpuppet and acquitted himself well.
ACQUITTED! I said it!
If the sockpuppet fits
you must acquit!
What is Louis' fee? Just askin'.
Sounds better than F. Lee Bailey's new dentures I helped pay for....ulysses5019 wrote:Whatever it is he should spend it on a better hairpiece.OJ Simpson wrote:ulysses5019 wrote:
If the sockpuppet fits
you must acquit!
What is Louis' fee? Just askin'.
And trim those Scorsese eyebrows!OJ Simpson wrote:Sounds better than F. Lee Bailey's new dentures I helped pay for....ulysses5019 wrote:Whatever it is he should spend it on a better hairpiece.OJ Simpson wrote:
What is Louis' fee? Just askin'.
ulysses5019 wrote:I think he needs to see an orthodontist.