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No volcano god would accept this offering.Vapid or not they could have done the world a better turn by placing him in a volcano
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No volcano god would accept this offering.Vapid or not they could have done the world a better turn by placing him in a volcano
I don’t know, I think they saved themselves a lot of grief by realizing they couldn’t handle him. If this was the old world he would have been left out in the woods for the faeries to take.I’ve always thought of his birth parents as shitty vapid LA types. You know, the sort who would place a disabled kid for adoption and keep the normal one.
Can't blame them, though.You know, the sort who would place a disabled kid for adoption and keep the normal one.
I remember when his story used to be he got fired because of the first Taylor suit, long before the Farms knew he existed. This is what I mean about him being bad at lying. He can't even remember what lies he told before, so he contradicts himself.
Yeah that Law firm firing story never passed the sniff test with me. He was very vocal about his lawsuits, all of them, its one of his defining features as others have pointed out and is frequently an aspect of how he advertises himself online, Russell Greer; Paralyzed retard, Amazing singer, songwriter, playwright, actor, dancer, Defender of Whores, Holder of the Book of Plights, Currently in a lawsuit with (insert variable).Can't blame them, though.
I remember when his story used to be he got fired because of the first Taylor suit, long before the Farms knew he existed. This is what I mean about him being bad at lying. He can't even remember what lies he told before, so he contradicts himself.
Anyway, I'm sure the reason he can't get a job is because he's a vicious incompetent idiot.
People in the thread pointed out Russell would have to go back to college and complete an actual bachelors before he could even begin to apply to Law School
I think they might have if they were bending over backwards for some kind of "hiring a retard" credibility, but he was probably already on thin ice for harassing any female in the office, and then he turns out to be a giant liability. I think either they were worried he would use their resources to do illegal shit to Taylor Swift or someone else, or he actually did.No senior partner of a respectable firm would see that a fresh hire that probably couldn't even do his regular duties to satisfaction was advertising that he's an employee of that firm and in an unwinnable lawsuit against a superstar, so they brought him in to the office to give him an offer to drop the suit or continue working there, there is no plane of reality where this series of events happened.
In the olden days studying under a qualified Lawyer was a perfectly valid way to become an Attorney. In fact Abraham Lincoln was a self taught lawyer. I think the big difference between Lincoln and Russell is that Lincoln spent his time studying law instead of raging at prostitutes and suing hecklers.Everyone seems to be sleeping on that in his emails with Hardin, Russell mentions going back to school. We were wondering what happened to that flight of fancy
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I think this is an important development for Russ. He's spent years thinking (probably because Nippleless woman says the course was advertised as "do all but 2 things a lawyer can do!") that he's as good as a lawyer, and the way Russ has talked and reported his family talking about "completing my legal education" implied they believed he was a few credits away from being a lawyer.
I think this also puts into context his complaint that Hardin is from Virginia, where he says they have the opportunity to study under real lawyers to fasttrack their education, while he didn't have that privilege. That's probably what he thought being a paralegal was, a lawyer apprenticeship by which he can work his way up from the mailroom to being a licensed attorney (but even Saul still had to get a law degree from Caiman U.)
People in the thread pointed out Russell would have to go back to college and complete an actual bachelors before he could even begin to apply to Law School, and it seems Russell has finally learned and accepted this.
I think the faeries would return him to the village.I don’t know, I think they saved themselves a lot of grief by realizing they couldn’t handle him. If this was the old world he would have been left out in the woods for the faeries to take.
Son, in my day, volcano deities demanded beautiful virgins, and if you they didn't get them they just killed everyone and waited for the next cycle of retards to worship them.
But when you *DO* get an ex parte RO against a lolcow and then he SHOWS UP IN COURT when it comes time for the permanent injunction and it's everything the audience of popcorn eaters has ever wanted? **Chef's Kiss**Judges hold out hope -- however slim -- that explaining in simple language might get through to some dullards and ever-so-slightly reduce the burden on the court system from retard filings.
Yup! Had a shitheel corporation slap me with an injunction once without notice or opportunity to respond, which they obtained by lying to the court. Of course, when I replied after (finally) being served, essentially asking the court "what the fuck?" and moving to dismiss, the court rather promptly scheduled a hearing demanding the plaintiff show cause, etc.
(TL;DR: I won)
Courts will sometimes grant a protective order or injunction against a party without involving the party when the court believes there's a significant risk of further injury or harm to the plaintiff or victim if the subject of the order might retaliate physically if given a chance to respond. The burden of proof for that is fairly high though, and it really pisses off courts when someone lies to try to get an uncontested order like that.
Russell Greer respects sex workers almost as much as he does disabled people.Russ shares his opinion of an onlyfans thot (respectfully):
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I agree with your analysis. However, it remains to be seen whether Russell will actually do anything to realize this professed ambition. Maybe he will spend the next decade fruitlessly trying to obtain a law degree, or maybe this is like his "Coming next summer: my first full-length album!" posts, announcing a project that will never even begin to take shape.Everyone seems to be sleeping on that in his emails with Hardin, Russell mentions going back to school. We were wondering what happened to that flight of fancy
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I think this is an important development for Russ. He's spent years thinking (probably because Nippleless woman says the course was advertised as "do all but 2 things a lawyer can do!") that he's as good as a lawyer, and the way Russ has talked and reported his family talking about "completing my legal education" implied they believed he was a few credits away from being a lawyer.
I think this also puts into context his complaint that Hardin is from Virginia, where he says they have the opportunity to study under real lawyers to fasttrack their education, while he didn't have that privilege. That's probably what he thought being a paralegal was, a lawyer apprenticeship by which he can work his way up from the mailroom to being a licensed attorney (but even Saul still had to get a law degree from Caiman U.)
People in the thread pointed out Russell would have to go back to college and complete an actual bachelors before he could even begin to apply to Law School, and it seems Russell has finally learned and accepted this.
Russ doesn’t pay hookers for the girlfriend experience. He pays to give THEM the “boyfriend experience.” The problem is for Russ it isn’t roleplay and the hookers don’t want it anyway.He'd never be the one-night-stand or the hit-it-and-quit-it type because he insists that the whores give him the "girlfriend experience" and that's not what you get from fully consensual, unpaid encounters.
Oh it absolutely is. There's the physical component (lack of muscle control leading to the characteristic drooping face) and the mental component (it hits their IQ pretty hard, on the order of 10-20 points).I'm of the opinion that Mobeus is a chromosomal disorder
After a few unsuccessful attempts to get the rest of the documents, I am informed my request has been forwarded for the Judge's review.Regarding the protective order against Joshua 'Null' Moon. This is all I can get so far. I'll see what else (if anything) I can do
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How hard would it be for him to live in a storage unit? All he'd really have to do is be off the property while the staff is on duty. He could shower at planet fitness, and do his grubhub gig during the places' office hours.He's legit living out of a car with insane law suit stuff going on. It's Vegas i'm sure a town famous for it's low lifes have sub letting losers off the books if he showed up with 400 bucks cash he'd have a room. (If he can keep it again that's another story) Frankly, it would be cheaper then the car + a storage unit.
It wouldn't be hard at all, I see people in my area doing it all the time. Oh sure, the storage companies supposedly track when you enter and leave to keep you from living there, but the enforcement seems very weak. As far as I can tell, all the storage companies are really doing is checking that you supposedly exited before closing time. All the automated system seem to do is check that if you checked into the property, you checked out, too. This is easily fooled by just putting in your password or code to open the gate to the property and then just...not leaving. With the number of people I see living in storage areas, there is no way anyone at those storage companies is checking cameras to verify people are actually leaving. Then all he would have to do is park the car inside his storage unit, wait overnight, and leave in the morning, ideally tailgating someone else. Parking his car off site nearby would give him even more plausible deniability.How hard would it be for him to live in a storage unit? All he'd really have to do is be off the property while the staff is on duty. He could shower at planet fitness, and do his grubhub gig during the places' office hours.
He prefers the term financially disabled.He can't afford a storage unit.