Best Law Review Article Sentence Ever
I promise that I am going to put up a real, substantive post soon, but I just came across the Best Law Review Article Sentence Ever:
For no human orifice was safe from the assaults of Victorian medical science, and vast ingenuity was expended in perfecting suitable instruments, or even mechanisms for storing them in serried ranks, ready for instant use, such as Reynolds Enema Rack, whose virtues were extolled in the Lancet in 1892.
from A.W.B. Simpson, “Quackery and Contract Law: The Case of the Carbolic Smoke Ball,” 14 J. Leg. Stud. 345 (1985). It is a testament to my current levels of stress and sleep deprivation that this sentence made my week.