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I forgot this was all about impressing her. So yeah, I guess he was expecting to be made the winner after just one round. It must be nice to have that much unwarranted self-confidence.
Cultcow Russell Greer / Mr. Green / @ just_some_dude_named_russell29 / A Safer Nevada PAC - Swift-Obsessed Sex Pest, Convicted of E-Stalking, "Eggshell Skull Plaintiff" Pro Se Litigant, Homeless, aspiring brothel owner
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Not him, but arbitration is essentially just a shittier version of "the People's Court," only with more heavy bias in favor of corporations, none of those pesky "legal rights" you have in a real court and little-to-no pretense of even remotely giving a shit about justice. Also, unlike a real court which can sometimes be persuaded to allow filing for free, with arbitration it's strictly pay-to-play. If you don't pony up fees, you don't go to arbitration. Arbitrators are private entities and they give zero fucks about your plights.
If the court dismisses Russ' claims with an order to take them to arbitration and he decides not to pay for it, that's the end of it and the claims just vanish like a fart in the wind.
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Not defending corporate scum, but when you sign an arbitration agreement, you're locked in. That signature doesn't lie, even if you didn't read the terms and conditions.
Picklechu
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As long as all of the required paperwork is up to date, no. (Unless a particular state that I'm not aware of has some provision at the state level.)
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Motion to dismiss for failure to state a claim. I mean what exactly was his claim here?
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Yeah I'm still not seeing anything resembling an actual Tort anywhere in there. The Judge that didn't dismiss this Sua Sponte at the IFP application needs a talking to.
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In her defense, his complaint is very confusing, so it might have confused her into thinking there was a claim there somewhere.
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That's also something they could do, remind the judge of his obligation under 28 U.S.C. § 1915(e)(2)(B) to dismiss the action.
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No jury trial?!? Bu...but if you would just let him EXPLAIN!!!
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Bets if Pippy-squeak-stalking has creeped
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"I'm a Taylor Swift lookalike—I get thousands of hate messages a day"
On Taylor Swift's birthday, people do wish me a happy birthday too. I was actually born on the 13th, but not in December!
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Hopefully those high-powered Hollywood Jew lawyers don't choke or go soft on Shit-Lips for being a feeble-minded mongoloid. I want a good laugh out of this, dammit.
Do you honestly think Russhole would stoop to a lookalike? He believes he deserves nothing less than the real thing. A mere facsimile would be "beneath him".
Bets if Pippy-squeak-stalking has creeped
"I'm a Taylor Swift lookalike—I get thousands of hate messages a day"
On Taylor Swift's birthday, people do wish me a happy birthday too. I was actually born on the 13th, but not in December!
Do you honestly think Russhole would stoop to a lookalike? He believes he deserves nothing less than the real thing. A mere facsimile would be "beneath him".
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I doubt Russell even watches AGT. He probably just sees clips of it online and thinks "I could totally win that show, and then I'll be famous and Heidi Klum will suck me my penis!"
In his diseased, hob-goblin brain, I've no doubt that he assumed he'd just have his "accomodations" for one round, he'd be instantly adored and admired for his "inspiring" story of overcoming his "disability," and then Heidi would propose marriage right then and there with the audience all cheering and crying with joy, throwing roses at the new couple. Then they'd go to his shitty apartment and make passionate love the rest of the night, and they'll all live happily ever after.
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Given how he doesn't seem to understand there's more than one round to the show, I think you're right. I don't he realizes there are multiple rounds, and he'd need his "accommodations" for the whole thing. And you know he'd be furious if the band got ANY recognition at all. I still think it would be hilarious if someone viewed the audition video and told the band they were great but they should lose the keyboard player, because he's dragging them down. Also, this whole thing seems predicated on his belief that he got accepted because the producer said "good job." Anyone else would realize the producer was just being polite, but of course Russ takes that as iron clad proof he won.
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I got my man on the inside to make doc 14 available
The doc is attached.
It's an order (issued on December 9th) granting Russ' motion for alternative service
The doc is attached.
It's an order (issued on December 9th) granting Russ' motion for alternative service
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It looks like they realize he's a moron and are giving him a chance to fuck up. Look at that little footnote.
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Well, he did manage to successfully serve Fremantle, so I guess he didn't fuck up yet.
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It's really easy to serve a corporation with a registered agent.
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Yes, but many here thought he couldn't do even that. Our Russ is learning! Such a christmas miracle!
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It's incredible that all of his losses didn't teach Russ that the problem was him filing these frivolous lawsuits at all, not the fact that he wasn't clever enough in the way he filed his lawsuits. Nothing in his behavior has changed, other than the fact that his failures, in individual bits of legal practice, have shown him the correct way to do those things... perhaps.
But he's still making the big, Russell Greer mistake, which is expecting the law to litigate his hurt feelings at all.