My method, before the advent of cells, was to print quiz questions in 3 different formats, then distribute them randomly around the room. That also helped when cells came into the classroom. No one could be sure his/her friends would get the same format later in the day.
Judge seems to be granting Buttercup a lot of leeway before actually putting his butt in jail. Looks like 10 marks for disregarding the gag order would be enough. Actually 4 or 5 should have done it. But I think judge also is trying to avoid hanging up the trial on appeals, etc. Good if it works, not so good otherwise.
Wonder how Buttercup would fare in prison. Probably get sequestered in his own hotel with room service of all kinds.
Reminds me of the number of voice menus I have to go through to get to a person with the interminable self-praise for the company. Worse is when the person’s answer causes me to just forget the product or service.
Example: called about a cell phone, posted price under $40. Went through 4 different menus, finally got a person. Asked about return policy. Answer: I Needed detailed explanation and $15. Told him that to hear that after listening to the garbage menus, I would just pass. He started a reply I cut off by hanging up. Pitiful.
Well, Frazz isn’t actually running today, but this arc is definitely ramblin’.