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"Four thousand and one pesos? Who did you fuck for one peso?"
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"Four thousand and one pesos? Who did you fuck for one peso?"
Should hide it under the gunt, like how fat thugs hide pieces in their folds.If the paypig donos keep slowing down, the trafficking arc seems like a real possibility. I'm not an expert when it comes to the drug trade, but I think the cartels prefer to use American citizens as mules. He has all the requisite qualifications, a legitimate excuse to be crossing the border on a semi-regular basis, and a big red truck with plenty of places to hide a few kilos.
*slaps gunt*Should hide it under the gunt, like how fat thugs hide pieces in their folds.
He can't, that's where he keeps his vape.Should hide it under the gunt, like how fat thugs hide pieces in their folds.
Reminds me of the line from Ginsberg’s poem, Howl (pt 1):*slaps gunt*
Do you have any idea how many kilos of heroin this bad boy can smuggle?
Do you fellas think Ethan wakes up in a cold sweat knowing the fame and money he pissed away not doing that boxing match?Wrestle cog in a wrestling match with no holds bared; amicable contest?
This is all under the "I I Remember Correctly":If I recall correctly, there was a court order, which could have been the DVRO itself, that stipulated Ralph should have returned all of Faith's belongings left over at Sandra's.
Let me recap what I understand about how this case unfolded.
- There is hearsay that the Vickers specifically asked for Faith's diary, to which Ralph replied it was missing. Is this true?
I think there was a half-assed attempt at extortion when The Daiymo put out something along the lines of "Gimme $5,000 or I will read this out loud on my show" that happened before and is what led to the Vickerses calling up The Daiymo's mother.
- Then the diary magically appears on Daiymo's stream with some specific pages missing.
- Before Daiymo could get fully involved, Vickers called his mother, and all sorts of shenanigans went down. At this point, Vickers got a signed affidavit from Daiymo about how he got the diary, which specifically mentions Ralph having knowledge about the diary. Is this correct?
It sounds like Pantsu and Ralph are trying to spin a yarn that says:So to recap, if this goes to trial and it can be proven that Ralph, at any given moment, had knowledge that the diary was still there, then he is violating the DVRO, right?
- Now, Amanda claims she, of her own accord, shipped the diary to Daiymo (which doesn't even make sense because she didn't have any business with him, and Ralph claims over and over she doesn't allow his wife to talk to anyone without his permission) basically to defend Ralph, in that he wasn't directly involved in anything involving the diary.
The benzos keep the intrusive thoughts very quiet, which I expect is component of his addiction to them - not merely chemical but psychological as well.Do you fellas think Ethan wakes up in a cold sweat knowing the fame and money he pissed away not doing that boxing match?
When he’s begging his paypiggies for money, are there an intrusive thoughts about how much more secure his financial situation would be for enduring 45 seconds of embarrassment?
This dude is a mistake that dreamed he was a real boy.
If I recall correctly, there was a court order, which could have been the DVRO itself, that stipulated Ralph should have returned all of Faith's belongings left over at Sandra's.
Let me recap what I understand about how this case unfolded.
So to recap, if this goes to trial and it can be proven that Ralph, at any given moment, had knowledge that the diary was still there, then he is violating the DVRO, right?
- There is hearsay that the Vickers specifically asked for Faith's diary, to which Ralph replied it was missing. Is this true?
- Then the diary magically appears on Daiymo's stream with some specific pages missing.
- Before Daiymo could get fully involved, Vickers called his mother, and all sorts of shenanigans went down. At this point, Vickers got a signed affidavit from Daiymo about how he got the diary, which specifically mentions Ralph having knowledge about the diary. Is this correct?
- Now, Amanda claims she, of her own accord, shipped the diary to Daiymo (which doesn't even make sense because she didn't have any business with him, and Ralph claims over and over she doesn't allow his wife to talk to anyone without his permission) basically to defend Ralph, in that he wasn't directly involved in anything involving the diary.
Did those messages ever get leaked here? I can't find them.Ralph’s messages to Daiymo
Ralph was serving a one year suspended sentence for releasing revenge porn when the diary was released, and it was the diary of the victim of the revenge porn. The court might throw the book at him for continuing to commit crimes even when the court gave him a second chance in the form of his suspended sentence.I'm not a lawfag, but I can't see The Case of the Missing Diary netting the Gunt any more than a fine (which he will happily ignore in Mehico). It's not a significant piece of property, what does the state gain from jailing the Pig over it?
I imagine if this goes before a jury all those clips of Ralph saying shit like today's "Like a give a shit about women" "I am an OG gamer gate of course I am a misogynist" or "Revenge porn does not exist" would damage Ralph's case. If he goes Pro-Se he won't have a lawyer to object none of that shit to be used against him and might heavily sway the jury's opinion on him.Ralph was serving a one year suspended sentence for releasing revenge porn when the diary was released, and it was the diary of the victim of the revenge porn. The court might throw the book at him for continuing to commit crimes even when the court gave him a second chance in the form of his suspended sentence.
Unfortunately we're too late. But I think the alcohol and content pills have taken all hope from Ralph's dreams of positive pregnancy tests.Ralph should be neutered.
While it is clear that Ralph was involved in this, the court may decide there isn't enough evidence - or maybe they will. Who knows.So to recap, if this goes to trial and it can be proven that Ralph, at any given moment, had knowledge that the diary was still there, then he is violating the DVRO, right?
I think the diary is particularly heinous for the court because it carries an intent to get “revenge” and to “humiliate” Faith by the horses' own admissions (big lol if this is later used in court against them). Most of the other stuff could be argued against with "oops I'm a klutz, sorry but there was no real damage here I'm just being retarded" (Of course when you pile them all together you give less and less credence to that idea) However the diary carries more planning and intent. Which is why I presume it is a bigger fuck up that all the other violations combined.While it is clear that Ralph was involved in this, the court may decide there isn't enough evidence - or maybe they will. Who knows.
What I do know is that this diary shit is neither here nor there as to whether Ralph violated the DVRO. He has done so many, many times.
Remember he tweeted about Faiths "loose" pussy?
The diary is an attempt to patch things up with Faith, however this is not out of a genuine want to bring the drama to a close - it's because Ralph knows he's fucked and thinks doing this will get the Vickers off their backs. The reason it's May saying it and not Ralph, is that he realises this is unlikely to work so admitting to sending Daimyo the diary would be an admission of guilt.
They’re on here. They were in the Council of Evil thread. This was leaked from their Dischord:Did those messages ever get leaked here? I can't find them.
It’s tough to say. This is civil contempt,I'm not a lawfag, but I can't see The Case of the Missing Diary netting the Gunt any more than a fine (which he will happily ignore in Mehico). It's not a significant piece of property, what does the state gain from jailing the Pig over it?
Maybe. He commits a lot of low priority crimes, which usually don’t get prosecuted. On the other hand, Ralph is not a smooth criminal—he actually gets caught a lot. He would have completely gotten away with revenge porn if he just kept his fat mouth shut about. Then he got that reckless driving charge where he did community service. He was criminally charged with violating this same RO, but it was dismissed. Ralph isn’t really “teflon,” more like a pan with some leftover bacon grease.Ralph’s not going to jail he’s a teflon tard. Everything bounces off his gunt. Vickers is right by wearing him down but holy lord he has to stop going on the internet. Ralphs attempt at forgiveness is laughable because it’s such an abuser tactic. It’s out of Ralph’s hands and a matter of the court. He’s just trying to portray Faith as the vindictive one.