Since you’re already giving up all productivity during the big dance, why not check out the latest in Suits by Suits?
Send up the white smoke! After a week spent locked inside our offices -- or, for some of us, inside courtrooms -- your (usually) infallible Suits by Suits lawyers have finally voted on this week's Inbox:
Here at the SuitsbySuits Tower in Washington, D.C., we’re closing the week of the Snowquester that Wasn’t, a snowstorm that could have given us a large thumping of snow but turned out to be…well, more disappointing than a playoff loss by you-know-who. The chatter about the storm has, though, led to a rare mea culpa by a prominent weather blog and pretty much kicked off the Virginia governor’s race in a dispute over one candidate’s tweet about safety in the snow.
In any event, things other than a poem-inducing non-blizzard happened this week, and here are the highlights:
Capping off a big week in Suits by Suits, where even the Pope has to give two weeks’ notice before resigning:
We’re not sequestering this week’s Suits by Suits news:
This week in suits by suits:
You may have heard this week that Hasbro, the maker of the Monopoly board game, has decided to let go of one of the board’s signature tokens – the iron. The iron, according to NPR, seems to be a bit steamed behind a stoic exterior, while looking ahead to greener pastures. Of course, we have no idea yet if the iron has a claim for wrongful termination – perhaps there’s a wrinkle in his contract with Hasbro? – but we’ll certainly keep an eye on it, at least to avoid burning ourselves. It does seem, though, that whatever happens this guy always wins.
Turning to relevant matters involving people:
Before you root, root, root for the Ravens in Superbowl XLVII; before you go pick up with that 100-piece platter of buffalo wings; before you even crack open a single cold one, you owe it to yourself to read this week's super-sized Inbox:
This week in suits by suits, with a tip of the hat to some of our fellow bloggers:
Here in Washington, we’re getting ready for the Presidential Inauguration next weekend. But the news doesn’t stop:
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