Hello world;

I shall attempt to critique my earlier hypothetical. (Apparently my friends gave it short shrift when I told them about it).

I don't think that it's not a case of the firm not giving the applicant a chance but that it had from the very first moment they met and somehow the firm felt that the applicant would not fit well with its ethos and philosophy.

But can the rules of natural justice apply? That the firm was guilty of bias when considering the application due to some pre-conceived 'not-so nice' notions? Not easy, cannot prove short of express words to that extent; will not pass reasonable suspicion test (cos the reasonable man cannot be bothered about you). Besides the case does not involve a pecuniary interest anyway.

I still think I will fail public law; the helix fossil never gave me much of a chance anyway.

Sorry for being affected by Lvl 4 Natural Order the past few days. Fittingly, it's part of the skill set of the least popular (played) hero on Dota 2.

Hi friends who're here for the first time. Welcome to my somewhat-personal space. Ok la it's not really obscure since it's so google-able anyway. Top result somemore there's really no trust place to hide.

We live in cities you'll never see on screen
Not very pretty, but we sure know how to run things
Living in ruins of a palace within my dreams
And you know, we're on each other's team

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