@smouritsen.bsky.social

Attorney. Interested in law and language. https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/cf_dev/AbsByAuth.cfm?per_id=1345493

Thanks, Internet, but I was looking for a quote by Arthur L. Corbin on consideration, not a quote by Love Island resident, Corbin, on being considerate (tho I am sure that it’s an important virtue in a sparsely populated island community).

Good morning Bluesky ☀️ My grandad told me he saw the Titanic - from the outset he warned all the people that the ship would sink, but nobody listened to him. He knew he was right and didn't give up. He warned them again & again, until eventually they kicked him out of the cinema.

The Titanic sinking under a moonlit sky.

Now, if I’m being evaluated for Tolkienmaxxing, that’s a whole different story. You pay me a certain amount of money and I *will* finish the Silmarillion.

Just got out of Béla Tarr's adaptation of the Odyssey. Really amazing. Three shots: the beach at Troy, the beach on Circe's island, and the beach on Ithaca. All the dialogue was in Attic Greek *and* was muffled by the sounds of the waves. Ended w/BOB from Twin Peaks digging his way out of the sand.

@smouritsen.bsky.social · 2w ago

Just got out of Terrance Malik’s adaptation of the Odyssey. It is one of the most visually stunning things over committed to film. Odysseus (Adrian Brody) remains out of frame for the entire film and is only briefly heard in voiceover. Also, there are dinosaurs for some reason.

Just got out of Terrance Malik’s adaptation of the Odyssey. It is one of the most visually stunning things over committed to film. Odysseus (Adrian Brody) remains out of frame for the entire film and is only briefly heard in voiceover. Also, there are dinosaurs for some reason.

It really is amazing how far away you are from done with a brief once you are finished writing. Someone should look into this. Also, prior firm had amazing staff. Someone should also look into that. (Right now, I am staff, which is a problem.)

I’ve accepted an adjunct posting to teach Business Organizations at the SJ Quinney College of Law at the University of Utah. Looking forward to being back in the classroom and representing the viewpoint of the *real* engines of economic dynamism—the commercial litigators who sue people.

ASKE THE BEAR FROM *ANNIHILATION* Q: "Hi Bear from *Annihilation,* I am ok in my current job but I feel there could be something more. Is it better to risk taking a leap or should I count my blessings and stay where I am?" A: HHHHRRRRRRRAAIIIIAAAAAOAOAAOAAORRHGOHOGHOGHGHGHHGHGHGHGHHAAAAAAAAAAAA

“Hey, what do you know about air rights?” “Oh. Air rights. It can get complicated.” “Well, make it simple for us.” “Okay, well, I mean, above every building is air ….”