My dog is trying to sue me
Wednesday, March 31st, 2010Below is communication, intercepted from my dog to my father outlaw, an attorney.
Mr [redacted],
My name is Ella Jane Fitzgerald of the Burke-Schrock household on the [redacted] estate. I recently contacted you regarding legal representation. However, it has been brought to my attention that my Humans have been made aware of my request. I am unsure (as I am a dog) if this is a violation of Attorney-Client privilege or if that even applies to canines. I can only ascertain that you have ratted me out because I have not yet paid my retainer.
I find this troublesome.
I am prepared to pay you a handsome sum, in big, slobbery kisses and and occasional, inappropriate dog farts. These are the only forms of currency I possess and I assure you they are highly prized in the Dog World. At this time, I am unable to share my treats as I fear that my Humans may deny me kibble due to their knowledge of my request for help. I think this is duress or coercion. What, you are surprised I know of these things? Golden Retrievers are renowned for their intelligence and I am no exception. Well, maybe when I slide across the tile in furious pursuit of my ball and I crash into the door, or the wall, or the couch, or the bed, or innocent passers by. Maybe also when it is dark and I stare at that dog in the sliding glass door who looks suspiciously like me, but who refuses to introduce herself through the usual crotch sniffing measures. But most of the time, I am remarkably well educated.
I will contact you through less conspicuous means to discuss how you may represent me in my quest for filet mignon. My need is dire.
Thank you.
Woof,
Ella










