"Stop looking at me, swan."

I'm not a fan of Adam Sandler's work, but I think "Billy Madison" is incredibly funny in an oh-my-God-that-is-so-stupid-and-yet-I'm-laughing-hysterically kind of way. Apparently, I'm not the only one who found something worthwhile in the film.

In what is surely a first for the federal judiciary, a Texas bankruptcy judge has quoted from the Adam Sandler film canon in a recent opinion. Dismissing a motion due to "incomprehensibility," Judge Leif Clark cited a scene from "Billy Madison," Sandler's 1995 comedy, in a footnote to a February 21 court order.

(Via VC.)