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Patent suits have become very common in recent years as technology companies try to "borrow",or use,or perhaps even steal each other's ideas.
It looked as patent suits in both company
To meet in person (with stick) or in court (in suit) to sort out conflict
“I’m sick of your loud noise all night”
“Well let’s meet with stick or in suit and sort it out because I’m not quieting down”
A strategic lawsuit against public participation (SLAPP) is a lawsuit that is intended to censor, intimidate, and silence critics by burdening them with the cost of a legal defense until they abandon their criticism or opposition.
Donald Trump tried to slapp suit the shit out of Timothy L. O'Brien for 5 billion dollars! This guy wrote D.T.'s net worth was around 150 Million. Someone is clearly overcompensating for something, duh!
A temporary attitude of snootiness brought about by the wearing of a suit. It is mostly men who are affected by this phenomenon.
Did you hear the way that fella spoke to me? His trouble is he's got suit snoot.
When your in the middle of anal sex, but also late for a meeting. So you run down the street with your woman still attached to your dick.
"Damn, I was late this morning, so I almost had to do the suited fuck!"
Booking a hotel room for more that has more guests than beds. In order to save on costs
An all male weekend way is arranged and in order to save money they will book 'The Gravesend Suite'
What America is REALLY all about, especially nowadays when 'most everyone is "just looking out for No. 1", and with so many greedy-a** Fletcher Reedes out there who are shamelessly willing to drag fellow humans into Court on grossly-exaggerated/trumped-up charges merely in a selfish effort to fatten their own wallets (or at least to be "famous for ten minutes"), not because said other hapless mortals actually committed any crimes or otherwise intentionally wronged them.
I've heard horror-stories about what dishonest and greedy/selfish jerks some of our nation's founding fathers were really like, so I wonder if their passage in the Constitution was merely a "cell-phone static" type pf error (i.e., just like the "totally-honorable" Enron officials had conscientiously told their subordinates over their cell-phones to "ship the documents to the Feds" but this message's audio-clarity had suffered in the staticky interference-filled airwaves, and so the subordinates had thought that their bosses had said, "Rip the documents to shreds"), and these money-hungry two-faced fibbers had actually written, "lie, flibberty, and the purse-suit of happiness".