I am not young enough to know everything.

[jeane]

As I donned my bathers (with a t-shirt covering them) and hit the internet waters, I came across a intriguing piece of trivial information.

The Judge that sentenced Oscar Wilde was called Mr Justice Wills. We all know that Morrissey's judicial thorn in the side was and is Mr John Weeks.

It's a striking coincidence between their names (the judges not Morrissey's and Wilde)(or is it?) or it there a prerequisite that one must have the initials of JW before coming before the bar?

Maybe they are not that similar after all....

 

[zombie]

I cannot think of a single thing to say except

> The Judge that sentenced Oscar Wilde was called Mr Justice
> Wills. We all know that Morrissey's judicial thorn in the side
> was and is Mr John Weeks.

He's a menace! He's menace to society! he ruins people's lives every day! he must be stopped, and Morrissey is the man to stop him!

> It's a striking coincidence between their names (the judges not
> Morrissey's and Wilde)(or is it?)

You know what's even more interesting is that WILLS is one of Oscar Wilde's middle names. Ironic.

or it there a prerequisite
> that one must have the initials of JW before coming before the
> bar?

Those are my initials. It doesn't mean I'm going to be a judge. It means I'm Morrissey's mortal enemy and we will never meet and become best friends.

> Maybe they are not that similar after all....

Morrissey and Oscar are both weirdos. the judges are both unremarkable legal guys who presided over weird cases.

 

[zombie]

you break my heart

With your innocent goodwill and childlike inquisitiveness. You are too good for this board.

> As I donned my bathers (with a t-shirt covering them) and hit
> the internet waters, I came across a intriguing piece of trivial
> information.

> The Judge that sentenced Oscar Wilde was called Mr Justice
> Wills. We all know that Morrissey's judicial thorn in the side
> was and is Mr John Weeks.

> It's a striking coincidence between their names (the judges not
> Morrissey's and Wilde)(or is it?) or it there a prerequisite
> that one must have the initials of JW before coming before the
> bar?

> Maybe they are not that similar after all....

 

[jeane]

An acquaintance that begins with a compliment is sure to develop into a real friendship...

hehehe, I think you've broken my depression.

Wanna meet up?

> With your innocent goodwill and childlike inquisitiveness. You
> are too good for this board.

 

[LoafingOaf]

> As I donned my bathers (with a t-shirt covering them) and hit
> the internet waters, I came across a intriguing piece of trivial
> information.

> The Judge that sentenced Oscar Wilde was called Mr Justice
> Wills. We all know that Morrissey's judicial thorn in the side
> was and is Mr John Weeks.

> It's a striking coincidence between their names (the judges not
> Morrissey's and Wilde)(or is it?) or it there a prerequisite
> that one must have the initials of JW before coming before the
> bar?

> Maybe they are not that similar after all....

It's not such a coincidence when you consider the popularity of first and last names that begin with J and W.