Nashville’s Reese Witherspoon
Ok, I get it now. At first I thought, feh! I spit on you, Carrie Underwood! But she won me over. I like her somewhat odd voice: it’s a legitimate Country voice, and she’s a legitimate country girl. She’s adorable, sweet, and unpretentious, and her hits thus far have all been good songs. Also, she reminds me of. . .
. . .my girl Reese Witherspoon. They look like twins.
I’m not even going to get started on Miss Reese–suffice it to say that she rules. Blondes get too much praise as a rule, in my opinion, but I gotta give praise where it’s due: Hurray for these two formidable blondes!!
The Queen of Swords 
Just admit it, Legally Blonde was the reason you decided to go to Law School.
Haha! Actually, it was Law & Order. And the idea that one day, I too could spend days examining chicken documents. No one reading this will understand what the hell I’m talking about, which I guess means we are the 2 members of a very loser-y club. 🙂
For me, it was Legally Blonde. Sadly. Had it been something about business school, I’d have an MBA now. 🙂
You’re talking about the “what is a chicken?” case, right?
Haha, no….the first poster is an Arkansas law student I worked with. I was referring to work we did together once. 🙂
But what is this “what is a chicken” case? I’m intrigued.
I have to admit that I thought Legally Blonde was a terrific movie. My girls have watched it countless times. Never saw the 2nd one . . . I heard it wasn’t as good.
The second one featured Reese as a much flakier girl.
I mentioned Legally Blonde to my test-prep class as a motivational movie. They all laughed at me. One told me that it wasn’t realistic. I said that it was motivational, which is all that matters.
A – you didn’t do the chicken case in Contracts? A company ordered chickens and didn’t like the ones they received – fryers v. broilers (I think). So they sued and said that they got the wrong kind of chicken.
I totally agree about Legally Blonde–I love that movie, and find it surprisingly inspiring, too (I credit that to the terrific performance of Miss Reese, who makes Elle Woods a lovable and interesting character). The ONLY part I don’t like is the “bend and snap” scene. . .gag. Still, one of the few comedies out there that is hilarious and not drenched in cynicism and sex: that makes it an instant classic for me!
The second one is disappointing, but I do love the Gay Dog storyline; it appeals to my inner queen.