The Man Who Sued God
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I've got something to show you.
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Your fan-mail.
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Houses lost in landslides,
flash floods, lightning strikes.

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Acts of God.
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Field breaks.
Didn't you mention a drink?

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- Is this your father?
- Yes. Aren't you gonna read the letters?

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- You're thinking class action.
- I am.

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Give me nightmares?
I don't want a class action.

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- Do you want to go to the balcony?
- Yes.

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If I go down with my boat that's one thing, but I
don't want to take some poor bugger down with me.

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Why did you give up law?
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Because I was good at it.
My father was a lawyer, his father was a lawyer

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and I was expected to become a lawyer.
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It's like being born a sheep,
or a moth.

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It's not much of a life when
you can't call your soul your own.

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- Are you a good fisherman?
- I was a much better lawyer,

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but a happier fisherman.
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I hated it.
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The average punter goes to court expecting a little
justice 'cause some bastard stole his lawnmower.

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What did you see?
Some supercilious toads talking gibberish,

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the sole purpose of which is to make
him feel guilty, and the guilty look innocent.

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It's the world turned upside-down.
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I wouldn't drag anybody through that system
just to see them squashed at the end.

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I'm certainly not going to do it to myself.
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Did you ever think the Lord
delivered perfect justice?

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Of course not. The most you
can expect is to do a little good.

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I should warn you I have a brown belt in Ju-Jitsu.
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I could very easily throw you onto the roof.

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