Doesn't that depend on the definition of tickle?

 

Can that be left open to interpretation?

 

Don't you lawyer types try to cut down on the wiggle room? (pun totally intended)

 

Some of us do, some of us don't, it really depends on the specialty and area of practice, the technicalities change don't ya know?

 

So your telling me there's wiggle room in the whole candy / lowrider agreement?

 

That would depend on any contractual revisions approved by the party of the first part and the party of the second part without resorting to binding arbitration held under the auspices of the party of the third part, simple huh?

 

Should I SOS to this party?

 

Are we talking the Morse Code signal for distress, or that awful chipped beef substance served on toast?

 

wasn't that supposed to be BYOB ??

 

Bring your own blonde?