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

If you were Taylor Swift, whom would you rather date?

  • Russell Greer

    Votes: 117 4.5%

  • Travis Kelce

    Votes: 138 5.3%

  • Null

    Votes: 1,449 55.8%

  • Kanye West

    Votes: 283 10.9%

  • Ariana Grande

    Votes: 608 23.4%
  • Total voters
    2,595
Kosher Salt said:
He's a tard and has this notion that putting in any effort is good enough. So he thinks spending five years in a two-year paralegal program ought to be basically just as good as three years in law school, just way cheaper.
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Agree. There is ample evidence of this from Greer. His primary argument with Taylor Swift and his wooing efforts was that he was making efforts. The pitch to the agents, the lawsuits, the FB posts all discuss how he had worked really hard and therefore deserved the result he wanted. He firmly believes that he is owed things due to his efforts and falls into the Nice Guy cliche just like Lucas Werner. They are both super misogynistic in the things they believe women should value and when they make the slightest queef of an effort in even the most shallow and transparent way, they claim it’s plenty good because it’s more than most other guys who have the attention of women. Neither can see their own huge deficits should they really believe that they have earned the things they seek and that it’s these dumb shallow women who are too dumb to know what they want.
 
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The Dude said:
I agree with you for the most part, except for the Greers not being loving towards Russ. @StinkySnack and @The Littlest Shitlord both covered things pretty well, so I'm just going to say that Shit-Lips claiming to have not felt loved until his first time with a hooker has far more to do with Russ being a narcissistic asshole with a broken brain than it does with the amount of love the Greers showed him. Russ was likely born bad and his idea of being loved is for people to kiss his ass, give him whatever he wants, and agree with any asinine thing he says. He has no concept of actual love, therefore cannot recognize actual love when it's being provided to him. That's on him, not the Greers.
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Okay, I was wrong but we can all agree that Slurpy is majorly fucked up in just about every way possible.

Jeep1971 said:
Well I figured in his pigeon brain that law degree = higher income=girls,girls,girls.
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Or at the very least he'd get respect. Although it's not really a law degree so even when he tries to win... he still fails.
 
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Potentially huge. If the 10th circuit won't issue another extension and Greer's lawyers won't submit the brief until end of today...
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Kosher Salt said:
Inb4 another extension, though.
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Actually, that's a good question... is a court obligated to accept extension notices? From what little I know and remember from cases, they don't have to accept an extension request but they will most of the time
 
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StinkySnack said:
Unless this Greer's lawyer's way of getting out of the sticky situation they regretfully got themselves into.
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I wonder if those buffoons actually got a look at the case file. Incidentally, it would be malpractice to induce someone to rely on expecting your services, even for free, and then just dump them. I doubt it would amount to much since he was going to lose the case anyway.

Still, I'd continue expecting a last minute filing until it doesn't come.
 
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AnOminous said:
I wonder if those buffoons actually got a look at the case file. Incidentally, it would be malpractice to induce someone to rely on expecting your services, even for free, and then just dump them. I doubt it would amount to much since he was going to lose the case anyway.

Still, I'd continue expecting a last minute filing until it doesn't come.
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Would Greer even know what malpractice is and be able to file against them?
 
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Would Greer even know what malpractice is and be able to file against them?
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Well, not really, he doesn't know what anything is, but he probably thinks malpractice is any time he doesn't get exactly what he wants. He could also file a bar complaint, the equivalent of an angry letter to the editor but to a bar association. They'd probably at least give it a look from someone who had actually been a client.

It's also possible and even likely that Russ has somehow alienated them or come to some irreconcilable difference. But they haven't filed a motion to withdraw and couldn't just dump him under these circumstances.
 
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AnOminous said:
Well, not really, he doesn't know what anything is, but he probably thinks malpractice is any time he doesn't get exactly what he wants. He could also file a bar complaint, the equivalent of an angry letter to the editor but to a bar association. They'd probably at least give it a look from someone who had actually been a client.

It's also possible and even likely that Russ has somehow alienated them or come to some irreconcilable difference. But they haven't filed a motion to withdraw and couldn't just dump him under these circumstances.
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If you had to get out of dealing with Russell after accidentally agreeing to help him, how would you go about doing it without getting in trouble or the obvious outs (like killing yourself for example)?
 
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AnOminous said:
Well, not really, he doesn't know what anything is, but he probably thinks malpractice is any time he doesn't get exactly what he wants. He could also file a bar complaint, the equivalent of an angry letter to the editor but to a bar association. They'd probably at least give it a look from someone who had actually been a client.

It's also possible and even likely that Russ has somehow alienated them or come to some irreconcilable difference. But they haven't filed a motion to withdraw and couldn't just dump him under these circumstances.
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If the brief isn't filed by the end of the day, what is the likelihood of an actual dismissal? I notice the rule includes phrases like "may be dismissed" and "unless the failure to comply is remedied" which leads me to believe it's not as serious as it sounds.
 
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