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12 years ago
"A friend of mine whose mother passed in a nursing home received 4 or 5 calls from lawyers a few months after it happened trying to persuade him to go after the nursing the home (she was in her late 80's and died naturally)."
That's slimy as fuck!
SuperDude & kg, I use a dummy email address for this site, if that makes any difference.
I wish you guys could see the PM Alucard just sent me! OMG! I'm in a good mood right now, but damn if I wasn't that might've hurt a little bit. lol
What did I even do to you, Alucard, for you to keep calling me names and wishing jail time on me? lol You do realize jail could ruin my young life, right?
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12 years ago
Okay. Okay. I get it. Sheesh...
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12 years ago
@rh48hr, yeah risking my freedom isn't worth $5-$20k. Can't see strippers in jail...at least not the ones I wanna see.
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12 years ago
"A. You don't want anyone digging into this since you're already legally in the wrong
B. You're not hurt and it would be dishonest to fuck over the tax payers for no more reason than because you can.
C. Shyster lawyers should be discouraged, not encouraged. Today they're helping you (really themselves) tomorrow they're helping some asshole sue YOU frivolously. "
I agree 100%. And the lawyer just calling me out of the blue like that (when I had spoken to NO one about the accident) was kind of a red flag for me.
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12 years ago
Address me directly, Alucard. Before you cross the line of "IMPUNITY". lol
And no, I learned a few years ago (back when I thought I was Superman) I'm just as susceptible as the common man.
Not even draculA lived forever.
-Stax Van Helsing
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12 years ago
@farmerart, thanks for the insight. I didn't realize fucking with one company is fucking with them all.
I'll definitely pass some of this advice on to my friend.
azdd, Thanks, man. I already decided I'm not gonna fuck around with that. I hadn't even done it yet and I was already feeling guilty about it when I got the phone call.
@Doug and Che, please continue. I don't know if it's because I'm high or not, but this is very interesting.
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12 years ago
Elsa Hosk! That's WTF I'm talking about. Sign me up.
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12 years ago
"1) something simply being defined as a “crime†cannot be the equivalent of something being wrong"
I definitely agree with this^^.
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12 years ago
"I don't think it's fraud since who was driving does not seem to have any relevance as to who was at fault or who is due money. The owner of the car is due money, not the driver."
That's what I was thinking.
Lol the whole thing with him and the babies mother is the typical drama. He is in the kids life though, and does make sure he's taken care of. Of course, an angry woman is an angry woman, and nothing's enough for her.
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12 years ago
Interesting. Thanks for the info, gmd.
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12 years ago
goodsouthern & Dougster, he proves how true that is with his "SPECIAL POST SCRIPTUM" on his profile page.
ranukam, that's the only other reason I even considered it! lol
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12 years ago
I'm starting to get the feeling Alucard doesn't like me much. lol
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12 years ago
Lol, That's mean, Alucard. And how did I commit insurance fraud? Did I miss something?
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12 years ago
Fucking Gronk...Fucking Brady...Fucking Belichik...
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12 years ago
"So yeah go ahead and fuck the rest of us over."
Well...since you put it that way...
"So, if you get behind on child support, will GA take away your DL rather than garnish your pay?"
That's a good question. Maybe it's for the people who don't have any wages to garnish. I'll have to look into that.
"be a man tell the cops the trouth"
The only question the cops asked ME was if I was hurt. I said no. I told him the truth. He asked to see my license, I gave it to him. He wrote some stuff down, gave it back to me, and sent us on our way.
The bus driver DID crush the car, that was her fault. Their insurance is gonna have to cover that, no question. As far as me getting any money for "injuries" I'm against it. I helped enough with the license thing, other than that, I'm done with it.
I'm still curious to hear how others would handle this situation though.
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12 years ago
I say take the first girl from the tits & up, and combine her with the second girl from the belly & down, and we're going places.
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12 years ago
"I never heard of someone losing their license for public urination or something, it seems to normally happen because you did something that could cause a bad/fatal accident. If I knew somebody was driving who was endangering others, that seems a bigger concern than any money issue."
He lost his because of child support payment issues. In GA they can take your license until you catch up on payments.
"I would feel bad if I did something that directly caused harm to anybody. But, dealing with the government or big companies, they have very limited concern about whether or not they are ripping you off. So it wouldn't be so terrible to give them a taste of their own cooking."
This is also true.
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12 years ago
Alucard, please don't make an e-citizens arrest. How about a e-slap on the wrist this time?
Dougster, that's the main reason I even considered taking the money. The fact that I watched Sicko by Michael Moore again a couple days ago doesn't help.
ilbbaicinl, No, he's drug/alcohol free. But, any situation like that where someone gets hurt or even killed is extremely sad. As a matter of fact me and my former teammates (he's one of them) made a pact to never have more than a few beers if we drink anything at all, after one of our teammates was killed in a car accident with a drunk driver a couple years ago. What made you ask that?
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12 years ago
That's definitely what I'm thinking I'm gonna do, pass on it. As tempting as it is.
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12 years ago
Yeah, man. She looks like most of the 'non-athletic but still healthy' girls I see on campus. Don't get me wrong, I'd hit it, no questions! But, she's no Jessica Alba.
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12 years ago
That's perfection? Cute face, average body, great smile.
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12 years ago
I never noticed it here in GA. Not with regular lap dances anyway. VIP: some dancers mess around with the prices. The ones that try to over charge you like you've never been to the club before and don't know how much VIP is supposed to cost, I especially love those girls. I playfully insult those ROB's until they leave after realizing I'm not buying anything from them. And I think most of the insults go over their heads.
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12 years ago
crazyjoe, I'm willing to step forward as one of his sexual harassment victims if anyone wants to reports him.
Esta, me dated a few when I first started clubbing. Me and strippers go together perfectly with our love for ganja, sex, freedom, and our daddy issues. Haven't been to the club in a few months, but when I go back I'll see if I still got what it takes.
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12 years ago
Esta, He's the one doing the moderating, deleting, and banning over there. If he was still posting here he would probably be like Alucard on steroids.
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12 years ago
I should've married her. She gave me one single lap dance. Then I never saw her again...until the next time I saw her again.