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Real Life Phoenix Wright style moments?
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Then, just in the nick of time:
The Defense had found a clear contradiction in that statement, in evidence just presented by the family.
It was a video, of the same baby pinching him on the nipple. And he just laughed and hugged and kissed him. There's no way he would have killed his son for that.
And so, he got a Not Guilty, and all was well.
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Lincoln's most notable criminal trial came in 1858 when he defended William "Duff" Armstrong, who was on trial for murder. The case is famous for Lincoln's use of judicial notice, a rare tactic at that time, to show that an eyewitness had lied on the stand. After the witness testified to having seen the crime by the light of the moon, Lincoln produced a Farmer's Almanac to show that the moon on that date was at such a low angle that it could not have provided enough illumination to see anything clearly. Based upon this evidence, Armstrong was acquitted.
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Kayube wrote:
According to Wikipedia's article on Abraham Lincoln:
Quote:
Lincoln's most notable criminal trial came in 1858 when he defended William "Duff" Armstrong, who was on trial for murder. The case is famous for Lincoln's use of judicial notice, a rare tactic at that time, to show that an eyewitness had lied on the stand. After the witness testified to having seen the crime by the light of the moon, Lincoln produced a Farmer's Almanac to show that the moon on that date was at such a low angle that it could not have provided enough illumination to see anything clearly. Based upon this evidence, Armstrong was acquitted.
I can see it now... Abraham Lincoln: Ace Attorney.
Best game ever? Quite possibly!
Holy Hell wrote:
Raven Darkheart wrote:
it is when you look underneath the underneath
It's not a hole in the wall. It is a wall surrounding a hole.
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khaaan! wrote:
Kayube wrote:
According to Wikipedia's article on Abraham Lincoln:
Quote:
Lincoln's most notable criminal trial came in 1858 when he defended William "Duff" Armstrong, who was on trial for murder. The case is famous for Lincoln's use of judicial notice, a rare tactic at that time, to show that an eyewitness had lied on the stand. After the witness testified to having seen the crime by the light of the moon, Lincoln produced a Farmer's Almanac to show that the moon on that date was at such a low angle that it could not have provided enough illumination to see anything clearly. Based upon this evidence, Armstrong was acquitted.
I can see it now... Abraham Lincoln: Ace Attorney.
Best game ever? Quite possibly!
Battle court all while fighting the civil war! An exciting journey!
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Someone needs to make that :o
Holy Hell wrote:
Raven Darkheart wrote:
it is when you look underneath the underneath
It's not a hole in the wall. It is a wall surrounding a hole.
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I have too much time on my hands :)
Holy Hell wrote:
Raven Darkheart wrote:
it is when you look underneath the underneath
It's not a hole in the wall. It is a wall surrounding a hole.
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Holy Hell wrote:
Raven Darkheart wrote:
it is when you look underneath the underneath
It's not a hole in the wall. It is a wall surrounding a hole.
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no not like that
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Honestly.
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Ah, does that mean that John Wilkes Booth is gonna be Godot?
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I need a fangame, stat!
Holy Hell wrote:
Raven Darkheart wrote:
it is when you look underneath the underneath
It's not a hole in the wall. It is a wall surrounding a hole.
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khaaan! wrote:
Sorry for the double post, but...
I have too much time on my hands :)
I have too much time on my hands :)
Well... I'd buy it...
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Impulse wrote:
Oh my, I'd so buy that game! Then again, Jack Thopson would probably find something immoral about it. OMG IT ENCOROUAGES KIDS TO BE 19TH CENTURY LAWYER/PRESIDENTS!
If Thompson protested that, he would definitely have my foot up his ass. Abraham Lincoln is one of my biggest heroes. I had no idea that he was attorney, so that makes him even cooler. He has awesome facial hair, an awesome hat, rarely lies, has a great sense of justice, and was one of the few presidents that were actually very smart and deserved the job. The game sounds awesome, but it most likely won't happen (stating the obvious). But maybe a movie based on some of his trials would work well. Or maybe even a reference to him in the Ace Attorney series. They could make him something like a legendary court messiah. If he could come back to life, I think America should just go into a monarchy and keep him living forever and being the king. No election. He's too awesome to need votes. Because we all know, when there's an election, they never nominate good people anymore. Just senile old idiots. Lincoln's old, but he's the best president ever.
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Impulse wrote:
OMG IT ENCOROUAGES KIDS TO BE 19TH CENTURY LAWYER/PRESIDENTS!
Lawl.
Still, an Abe Lincoln: Ace Attorney game would be pure win. It could start with Lincoln's monologue being the Gettysburg Address or something. :P
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khaaan! wrote:
Sorry for the double post, but...
I have too much time on my hands :)
I have too much time on my hands :)
A instant classic. :D
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Oron999 wrote:
I can see it now... Abraham Lincoln: Ace Attorney.
Best game ever? Quite possibly!
Best game ever? Quite possibly!
"I've heard rumors of a new attorney by the name of Mr. E. Lee who holds a personal grudge against Mr. Lincoln"
The game ends in an epic struggle of Lincoln versus the Southern union in a huge courtroom battle. Lincoln wins, proving to be a powerful speaker, but just when all seems won, Lincoln's shadowy past catches hold of him, and he meets a man by the name of John Wilkes Booth late after his victory. Wilkes, while holding a gun directly in front of himself, explains for about 20 minutes the troubles and pains that he went through in order to have Lincoln humiliated in court, and shamed for charges brought upon him by Mr. Robert E. Lee, who was merely a puppet figure for Mr. Booth to control.
Lincoln only smiles, knowing that even though Wilkes may have beaten him in combat, he could not beat him in court. The gun fires, and Lincoln is dead. However, Lincoln didn't give Booth the satisfaction of victory in court, even until his end. Therefore, he died peacefully.
The end.
Poor Lincoln.
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Daramue wrote:
Oron999 wrote:
I can see it now... Abraham Lincoln: Ace Attorney.
Best game ever? Quite possibly!
Best game ever? Quite possibly!
"I've heard rumors of a new attorney by the name of Mr. E. Lee who holds a personal grudge against Mr. Lincoln"
The game ends in an epic struggle of Lincoln versus the Southern union in a huge courtroom battle. Lincoln wins, proving to be a powerful speaker, but just when all seems won, Lincoln's shadowy past catches hold of him, and he meets a man by the name of John Wilkes Booth late after his victory. Wilkes, while holding a gun directly in front of himself, explains for about 20 minutes the troubles and pains that he went through in order to have Lincoln humiliated in court, and shamed for charges brought upon him by Mr. Robert E. Lee, who was merely a puppet figure for Mr. Booth to control.
Lincoln only smiles, knowing that even though Wilkes may have beaten him in combat, he could not beat him in court. The gun fires, and Lincoln is dead. However, Lincoln didn't give Booth the satisfaction of victory in court, even until his end. Therefore, he died peacefully.
The end.
Poor Lincoln.arggggggh use spoilers tags for christ's sake
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I <3 kittens they are too damned sexy. 
I hate my real name so call me Raven or Poe.
I hate my real name so call me Raven or Poe.
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Shake it up, baby, now, TWIST AND SHOUT!
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I find myself pointing more, and slamming tables. Heck, once I even did a school roleplay phoenix wright courtroom style!
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The coolest part was that my teacher simply replied
"overruled".
I 'choke' myself with my jacket allll the time. :D
And I often find myself slipping a "my kitten" in a sentence
or two.
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Shake it up, baby, now, TWIST AND SHOUT!
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All subconsciously.
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Well, for starters, my dad looks like GANT.
... Minus the evil, maniacal blackmailing
Then there's my Economics Teacher, Mr. Hennesson... He plays the GS series... AND he looks like Payne. :/
I've also got a lot of friends who look like GS characters: There's Emmet Tweedy who looks like Houzuki Akane (Ema Skye), and she does so on purpose, too; then there's my buddy Jim Bails, who has a bit of a resemblance to Hobohodo. Jim denies the resemblance, but Emmet loves it whenever people say she looks like Akane.
Oh yeah, and there's my other friend Locke de Bohemond, and his great-grandfather's name is Jean Godot de Bohemond. Lawl. :P
One of my dogs is named Godot. Locke thought I named it after his great-granddad. O__O;
My grandpa also looks a little like Igarashi. They've got the same hairstyle and have both served in the army; the only difference being the fact that my grandpa doesn't throw food at people when he gets mad. Nope. He just shouts out loud when that happens.
Oh, and I also work at Starbucks, and love coffee as well. Of course, I don't go overboard like Godot, but meh.
And one time, when I was at work, I saw a girl who looked remarkably like
. I couldn't help but call her "kitten" when she was ordering... and I suffered the consequence of having her boyfriend glare at me menacingly and act like he was about to slug me. I SWEAR NEVER TO COPY SOURYUU IN REAL LIFE EVER AGAIN. >___<
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Anyways, I really don't know anybody who bears a resemblence, unfortunetly, to any Phoenix Wright characters. I do have one friend who loves Pheonix Wright (outside my family, of course) and bears a resemblence to Maya Fey in both stature and personality. She's also a hopeless Edgeworth fangirl. It's kinda scary. I really wish somebody I knew looked like Aiga. That would be sick.
It's sad, I can't really compare myself to any PW character, I bear no resemblence to them. The only video game character I've ever been compared to (mostly by other people) is Roxas from KH2, but that's a different story. I'm rather small in stature, often getting mistaken for being a few years younger, so I really can't call anybody "kitten" and be taken seriously. Some guys get all the luck.
I also have this terrible tendancy to bang tables, stands, and benches to prove a point or in frusteration. I can't tell you how often I've heard, "Brandon, stop, you're going to break that damn table!" I also now tend to fight my verbal battles Phoenix Wright style (Evidence is key!).
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AshfordPride wrote:
khaaan! wrote:
Sorry for the double post, but...
I have too much time on my hands :)
I have too much time on my hands :)
Well... I'd buy it...
How about a George Dubya Bush: Ace President game? XD
He's a decider!
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Tomoshibi Amatsu wrote:
AshfordPride wrote:
khaaan! wrote:
Sorry for the double post, but...
I have too much time on my hands :)
I have too much time on my hands :)
Well... I'd buy it...
How about a George Dubya Bush: Ace President game? XD
He's a decider!
A sample from that game:
OBJECTION
"Yer honor, I've herd some rumors on the internets that prove this here claim by the prosecutor false."
"And what might these 'rumors' be?"
"Now yer gonna have 'ta check the internets on that one."
Oh dear God. What have I done?
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http://www.deviantart.com/deviation/417 ... _scale%3A5
I'd buy it.
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Holy Hell wrote:
Raven Darkheart wrote:
it is when you look underneath the underneath
It's not a hole in the wall. It is a wall surrounding a hole.
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Wat?
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But he thinks Edgeworth is "teh bomb" and laughed when he saw questioning the parrot. He'll also randomly shout Objection and I'll reply by slamming anything (desk, table, counter...) and countering. At which point anybody standing nearby says, "Hey, you're gonna break the freaking table."
Nobody I know really looks like any GS characters.
Oh, and Abe Lincoln: Ace Attorney FTW.
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Give me a Not Guilty or I'll eat you!!!
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Tomoshibi Amatsu wrote:
The Abe Lincoin game is cool and all but not as cool as this
http://www.deviantart.com/deviation/417 ... _scale%3A5
I'd buy it.
http://www.deviantart.com/deviation/417 ... _scale%3A5
I'd buy it.
LMFAO! My dad would love that.
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