The Principle of Operative Fact.
written10/23/2006 1139p
Lenny Kravitz’ Heaven Help is I swear, the goddesses of Duh Perm’s theme song.
Oooh, and I firmly believe that the Pussycat Dolls are our ates from a different set of mothers.
And they sang the other theme of the goddesses, I Don’t Need A Man.
Although having one isn’t bad at all. Look at the Executive Secretary.
Sorry, I just took my Persons finals a couple of hours ago.
Yeee ever after playing!!!! Wait gotta dance to this.
Flawless to the point of being godly, yet I fell for your imperfections. Haha this really is my song. Wait instrumental.
Real messy beautiful twisted sunshine.
Okay. Now that another song for me is playing, ie., Cry for help, I’ll explain the title. That basically was the million-dollar question for the day. Nobody knew the answer, even Bruce’s students. It was that hopeless that if the question was, “what is the principle of operative fact?” my answer would have been something like this, for real:
I do not know the principle of operative fact. Even your students do not know what that is. In fact, no one in the first year knows what the principle of operative fact is. What does it have to do with persons anyway. Isn’t it more in consonance with constitutional law or statutory construction? Why am I being asked of something I have only heard of now?
But then. A savior by the name of I think Rhea explained that it came from the very first case, Tanada v Tuvera, and it basically meant that a law and the acts done pursuant to it are considered valid until the law will later be declared unconstitutional.
I love her.
Oooh, the sole reason of my unplanned blogging:
11. What do you think is the most important provision in Persons and Family Relations? (5%) NOTE: Please answer this as if you’re in a beauty contest.
I swear, I looooove Bruce.
Get ready to stop and frisk now. Hehe.
Lenny Kravitz’ Heaven Help is I swear, the goddesses of Duh Perm’s theme song.
Oooh, and I firmly believe that the Pussycat Dolls are our ates from a different set of mothers.
And they sang the other theme of the goddesses, I Don’t Need A Man.
Although having one isn’t bad at all. Look at the Executive Secretary.
Sorry, I just took my Persons finals a couple of hours ago.
Yeee ever after playing!!!! Wait gotta dance to this.
Flawless to the point of being godly, yet I fell for your imperfections. Haha this really is my song. Wait instrumental.
Real messy beautiful twisted sunshine.
Okay. Now that another song for me is playing, ie., Cry for help, I’ll explain the title. That basically was the million-dollar question for the day. Nobody knew the answer, even Bruce’s students. It was that hopeless that if the question was, “what is the principle of operative fact?” my answer would have been something like this, for real:
I do not know the principle of operative fact. Even your students do not know what that is. In fact, no one in the first year knows what the principle of operative fact is. What does it have to do with persons anyway. Isn’t it more in consonance with constitutional law or statutory construction? Why am I being asked of something I have only heard of now?
But then. A savior by the name of I think Rhea explained that it came from the very first case, Tanada v Tuvera, and it basically meant that a law and the acts done pursuant to it are considered valid until the law will later be declared unconstitutional.
I love her.
Oooh, the sole reason of my unplanned blogging:
11. What do you think is the most important provision in Persons and Family Relations? (5%) NOTE: Please answer this as if you’re in a beauty contest.
I swear, I looooove Bruce.
Get ready to stop and frisk now. Hehe.
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