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: 1,452 55.8%
  • Kanye West

    Votes: 285 11.0%
  • Ariana Grande

    Votes: 609 23.4%

  • Total voters
    2,601
I don't know exactly what he is referring to in his comment on this lady ( cheerleader,monster energy drink,and other fitness model) but it seems he is asking if she's no longer LDS.. ( Is LDS church of latter day saints?)View attachment 3305245
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, yes. The church recently decided to insist on the use of either the full name, or The Church of Jesus Christ, and now rejects the term 'Mormon' or 'LDS' (although lds.org is still up and owned by the church, it redirects now). Since Russ left the church several years ago of course he never got word of this.

Because other Christian denominations have been very vocal about "Mormons aren't Christian!", and neither "LDS" nor "Mormon" mention Christ, people were becoming confused, asking if we worshipped Mormon. (No, he was an ancient prophet.) Thus, the Lord has commanded the name change. "Mormon" and "LDS" are basically considered slurs now. Of course, since modern people have been so conditioned to go along with group self-identification ("transsexual" is out, "transgendered" is in, etc.), ironically it is the slow-to-change, overly-polite church members themselves who may prove the greatest hindrance to the change.

Anyway, the church frowns on drinking not just alcohol, but caffeinated beverages. Like energy drinks. Thus, if she's promoting energy drinks, Russ thinks she may not be part of the church any more (and thus, free of the church's standards of chastity and now down to fuck).
 
She's working as a bottle service girl at a Steve Wynn casino and been a spokesmen for monster energy drink for years along to being a cheerleader..
At least we know Russ won't show up to track her down due to the cover cost ( unlisted price) & drool on her.

(Good chance he will keep after her thinking she's non lds now)

He did the same thing a couple of years ago over another bottle service girl & hostess in Vegas then gave up after no response to him plus the club had a specific dress code.
 
This is how the fantasy convo goes in Rustys head.

Russ: No longer LDS?
Instagirl: OMG! Yes!! I left awhile ago! How did you know??
Russ: (chuckling) I used to be too, but the church is so darn strict about the love life of a stud such as me that I had to leave. ( puts on sunglasses) . Wanna meet up?
Instagirl: OMG!! YES!! Can we get hot chocolate?

cue Better Life
 
Question for the legal kiwis:

I thought the purpose of a preliminary injunction is to compel or prohibit xyz activity prior to the conclusion of the case and the judge's ruling. For example, if I take my neighbor to court over a dispute about the property lines and I ask for a p.i. to prevent my neighbor from cutting down trees or putting up a fence on the disputed area until the case is resolved.

In this case, the only thing Greer is asking for is to get on the show. Now, he has again filed a p.i. asking for the exact same thing. So...is this p.i. asking the court to go ahead and make Marathon put Greer on the show, prior to the court deciding whether they're going to make Marathon put Greer on the show? Isn't granting the injunction basically the same as Greer winning the case? Or essentially mooting the whole case?

Maybe my brain is offline for the weekend, but is that allowed? Is this his attempt to be clever by getting the court to essentially rule in this favor without having to wait months for this whole thing to play out?
 
The church recently decided to insist on the use of either the full name, or The Church of Jesus Christ, and now rejects the term 'Mormon' or 'LDS' (although lds.org is still up and owned by the church, it redirects now).
Tough shit, I'll continue calling Mormfags whatever I feel like.
I thought the purpose of a preliminary injunction is to compel or prohibit xyz activity prior to the conclusion of the case and the judge's ruling.
It isn't always the case, but preliminary injunctions are generally meant to preserve the status quo because without the injunction the case would become moot, i.e. the condemned house would have been bulldozed, the estate would have been squandered, the damages sought to be prevented would have increased, etc.

Asking for exactly the ultimate relief desired is sneaky pete stuff, but nobody will be fooled.

Arguably, the case is now moot anyway.
 
Anyway, the church frowns on drinking not just alcohol, but caffeinated beverages. Like energy drinks. Thus, if she's promoting energy drinks, Russ thinks she may not be part of the church any more (and thus, free of the church's standards of chastity and now down to fuck).
Doesn't the Church also direct the ladies to dress modestly? A bikini doesn't seem very modest, and she's obviously not wearing the Garments. Do you have to formally resign from the Church, or can you just stop showing up for services and eventually whoever keeps track of such things takes your name off the list?
 
In this case, the only thing Greer is asking for is to get on the show.
He's asking to be let to audition again:
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Now, he has again filed a p.i. asking for the exact same thing
Indeed but for next year
So...is this p.i. asking the court to go ahead and make Marathon put Greer on the show, prior to the court deciding whether they're going to make Marathon put Greer on the show?
No.
 
Are Mormon ladies allowed to wear swimsuits at all?
I wondered what they did with the undergarments as well.
 
He's asking to be let to audition again:
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Indeed but for next year

No.
Isn't that the same thing, though? The celeb judge audition round is filmed and televised. So asking to be inserted into that round is asking to be on the show, no?

ETA: well, the same thing in his mind at least. He doesn't seem to be aware that much of what is filmed winds up on the cutting room floor.
 
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Isn't that the same thing, though? The celeb judge audition round is filmed and televised. So asking to be inserted into that round is asking to be on the show, no?
Yeah, he wants Marathon to make an extra spot in celeb judge audition round just for him.

He's talking about audition like the one he failed. He's not asking to be allowed to compete.
 
Isn't that the same thing, though? The celeb judge audition round is filmed and televised. So asking to be inserted into that round is asking to be on the show, no?

ETA: well, the same thing in his mind at least. He doesn't seem to be aware that much of what is filmed winds up on the cutting room floor.
He doesn't really care. His goal is, much like his Taylor Swift and Ariana Grande lawsuits, to put the female celebrity in the same room as him and force her to listen to his magic woo'ing words.

And give Freemantle's lady lawyer credit. She saw right through Russ and laid out his entire history of lawfare for celebrity sexual harassment in her first filing. The Judge is just quietly putting Russel's injunction motions in the folder marked Annoying Nutcase.
He's talking about audition like the one he failed. He's not asking to be allowed to compete.
His injunction request is to bypass the initial auditions and to audition before the live celebrity Judges. Ie Hiedi Klum. He doesn't want what he failed before. He wants the Federal Jusge to advance him to the next round up.
 
He's talking about audition like the one he failed. He's not asking to be allowed to compete.
He doesn't need permission to audition for the show, anyone can submit an audition. He's asking they just ignore the fact his act is horrible and stick him on the celebrity judge audition first round. The whole lawsuit would be unnecessary if that's all he wanted.
 
His injunction request is to bypass the initial auditions and to audition before the live celebrity Judges. Ie Hiedi Klum. He doesn't want what he failed before. He wants the Federal Jusge to advance him to the next round up.
But that is simply not what is written there. Sure, that's probably what he wants, but that's not what he asked. You might be confusing it with his actual complaint, which does indeed say that he wants to bypass auditions. See:
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He's asking they just ignore the fact his act is horrible and stick him on the celebrity judge audition first round. The whole lawsuit would be unnecessary if that's all he wanted.
You are confusing his complaint with the injunction. Comparison:
Complaint:
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Injunction:
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But that is simply not what is written there. Sure, that's probably what he wants, but that's not what he asked. You might be confusing it with his actual complaint, which does indeed say that he wants to bypass auditions. See:
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You are confusing his complaint with the injunction. Comparison:
Complaint:
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Injunction:
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You sure? Item B says he wants all considerations that contestants who audition in front of the celebrity judges get. The cattle call audition is watched by a producer. Maybe I don't get the legal speak (or Russ's mangling of it) but it seems likes he's talking about the initial round on the show, not the one to get on the show. Could be wrong though, I've been awake since 3am.
 
He's definitely asking to bypass the initial audition round. He's not been formally banned from auditioning and he wouldn't need any "important dates" provided to him for the regular online audition. The part about "in front of celebrity judges" in "B" proves this. His whole entire lawsuit is based around skipping to the celebrity audition stage.

The reason you're confused is because Russel is an idiot who cannot write for shit.
 
You sure? Item B says he wants all considerations that contestants who audition in front of the celebrity judges get. The cattle call audition is watched by a producer. Maybe I don't get the legal speak (or Russ's mangling of it) but it seems likes he's talking about the initial round on the show, not the one to get on the show. Could be wrong though, I've been awake since 3am.
What I raise issue with is that in all his amended complaints he consistently refers to him skipping the audition as "judge ordering him to perform". In his injunctions he specifically keeps asking not to be ordered to perform, but to audition.

Maybe I'm just reading way too deeply into his bad writting
 
He's definitely asking to bypass the initial audition round. He's not been formally banned from auditioning and he wouldn't need any "important dates" provided to him for the regular online audition. The part about "in front of celebrity judges" in "B" proves this.

The reason you're confused is because Russel is an idiot who cannot write for shit.

It would be very very funny if the judge followed point A as written and issued an order directing Marathon to allow Greer to participate in the preliminary audition. That is exactly what Greer does not want.
He doesn't really care. His goal is, much like his Taylor Swift and Ariana Grande lawsuits, to put the female celebrity in the same room as him and force her to listen to his magic woo'ing words.
ETA: Totally agree that his main goal is to get in front of Heidi, but I think he wants to get on tv as well. The whole country will see he's a cool guy with an amazing talent, who also happens to have a little facial deformity. Once everyone hears about his plights, his phone will be ringing off the hook with all those industry connections he's been denied all this time.
 
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