Does he give lawyers a bad name?

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<p>Anyone catch Nightline last night?</p>

<p>"Roy Den Hollander is a New York lawyer who says Ladies’ Night drinks and admission specials are unconstitutional, and he says he’s suffered personally. Hollander is also a graduate of Columbia Business School and seems like a guy who should be able to get into a decent bar and afford the drinks. So what irks him? </p>

<p>“I’m tired of having my rights violated and being treated as a second-class citizen,” said Hollander, who is seeking class-action status for his suit in federal court."</p>

<p>Ironically, after a bitter divorce, he spends his nights ■■■■■■■■ bars (wearing a silk shirt no less) trying to pick up girls half his age. He contends that “girls” are “dangerous” and have all the power and he is just trying to level the playing field.</p>

<p>If only being an *** were unconstitutional…</p>

<p>Anyone else find this frivolous?</p>

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<p>I say he gives clients a bad name. If he didn’t have himself for a client, there’d be no case.</p>

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<p>Did you notice his shirt looked like it came right out of the package, with the creases still there from being folded?? I guess he doesn’t know how to iron (and couldn’t find a <em>good woman</em> to do it for him;) ). What a slimeball. I wanted to wash my hands after just watching him.</p>

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<p>Give lawyers a bad name ? Thats an oxymoron.</p>

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<p>BA-
Maybe the bar should offer a “jerks” night or happy hour for jerks. Then he will have his level playing field.</p>