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<blockquote data-quote="GreyLord" data-source="post: 9366811" data-attributes="member: 4348">It's somewhat hard to tell when you are joking or not.&nbsp; Your jokes, mixed in with serious items (I think you are being serious in this thread in the post...for the most part...but things like this make me think...not so sure [with quizzical face], maybe?).Pro Bono - For Good - For Public Good - For the Good Person - aka: For the Public Good - Nothing to do with bones really unless it's throwing a dog a bone I guess using an American slang (that is the right slang...right?) term in equating what it sort of means?Pro - before/ForBono - Person/Good PersonThen I figured you must be having a joke or giving off humor or something.&nbsp; Mixing Humor with the serious...but so dry that until you realize it...you may be taking the humor seriously!PS:&nbsp; My Lawyers cost an arm and a leg, None would write something this long for free, they charge me like $30 for 3 sentences!&nbsp; Over $3500 for an hour's worth of attorneying...At least on some of the things they work on for me at their business.&nbsp; The cheap ones under them (if it is something they can work on and I don't mind and what it's about and they can handle it individuallly) are about 1/10th that for billing , but that's still a LOT of money over time.&nbsp; Attorney's and Lawyers are EXPENSIVE!But necessary.So, I suppose you doing this would be considered Pro Bono?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="GreyLord, post: 9366811, member: 4348"] It's somewhat hard to tell when you are joking or not. Your jokes, mixed in with serious items (I think you are being serious in this thread in the post...for the most part...but things like this make me think...not so sure [with quizzical face], maybe?). Pro Bono - For Good - For Public Good - For the Good Person - aka: For the Public Good - Nothing to do with bones really unless it's throwing a dog a bone I guess using an American slang (that is the right slang...right?) term in equating what it sort of means? Pro - before/For Bono - Person/Good Person Then I figured you must be having a joke or giving off humor or something. Mixing Humor with the serious...but so dry that until you realize it...you may be taking the humor seriously! PS: My Lawyers cost an arm and a leg, None would write something this long for free, they charge me like $30 for 3 sentences! Over $3500 for an hour's worth of attorneying... At least on some of the things they work on for me at their business. The cheap ones under them (if it is something they can work on and I don't mind and what it's about and they can handle it individuallly) are about 1/10th that for billing , but that's still a LOT of money over time. Attorney's and Lawyers are EXPENSIVE! But necessary. So, I suppose you doing this would be considered Pro Bono? [/QUOTE]

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