My Catch Phrase: HAVE WIRELESS, WILL TRAVEL

Have Gun — Will Travel is an American Western television series that aired on CBS from 1957 through 1963. The title was a catch phrase used in personal advertisements in newspapers like The Times, indicating that the advertiser was ready for anything. It was used in this way from the early 1900s. A form common in theatrical advertising was "Have tux [a man's outfit], will travel," and this was the inspiration for the writer Herb Meadow. The TV show popularized the phrase in the sixties, and many variations of it were used as titles for other works such as Have Space Suit—Will Travel by Robert Heinlein.

Have Cake, Will Travel
Have Webcast, Will Travel
Have Pen, Will Travel
Have Dreams, Will Travel
Have Netbook, Will Travel
Have Gym, Will Travel
Have Diabetes, Will Travel
Have Surfboard, Will Travel
Have Passport, Will Travel
What is yours?
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Catch 22 / Catch of the day / What's the catch?

A catch-22 [beco sem saída] is a paradoxical situation from which an individual cannot escape because of contradictory rules. An example would be: To apply for a job, you need to have a few years of experience. But in order to gain experience, you need to get a job first.

Catch of the day refers to a fish caught within the last 72 hours or the fresh fish shelf life (usually 72 hours) that has not been frozen, canned or otherwise

What's the catch? (Qual é a pegadinha? O que está por trás?)

"OK, I've seen all the benefits, but what's the catch?"

"The restaurant is offering free lunch, but what's the catch?"

"If your actions inspire others to dream more, learn more, do more and become more, you are a leader." -  John Quincy Adams

Resolutory Clause vs. Resolutive Clause

A resolutory clause refers to a condition which, if performed by the parties, will avoid punishable enforcement. For example, a party which delays payments, has a term to deposit all due sums. So in such case the contract will enter into its usual path and the creditor won’t take it to the bailiff. 

A  “resolutive clause” refers to terms or conditions that establish the situations for annulment of the contract.