Greer v. Moon, No. 20-cv-00647 (D. Utah Sep. 16, 2020)

[Silver Coin Anon]

Miscellaneous Relief sounds like a polite way of listing a travel itinerary when potty breaks are scheduled.

Edit: Fitting, because Greer yet again shits all over the court's plate and their face with this one.

 

[Useful_Mistake]

ECF 333 & 334 attached

Welp.

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[Goofy Logic]

He really does not want to give Null a single cent, does he?

 

[LOWERCASE LETTERS]

Greer's about to find himself with an order to lick deez nutz for intentionally blowing off the sanctions. What a retard.

 

[goblin enby]

Better get used to it.

 

[BoomerPrime]

Holy shit, this faggot is STILL plightsperging about the SPO

Yes, Shitlips, go for broke and tell the Court it's wrong AGAIN about that so they can dickslap you again about it.

Also LOL at "I'm afraid to mail them a check" - nigger, use registered fucking mail or go to a Western Union.

 

[obsdj]

Still claiming the SPO was violated despite having it repeatedly explained to him by both judges that it was not. It's never going to fucking end.

 

[Bogliacci]

ECF 333 & 334 attached

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He really loves to describe totally normal behavior as bizarre. Must be something he heard a lot throughout his life and it just stuck with him.

 

[Harm]

If only they could track and insure your mail for instances such as this. I believe the post office can issue money orders specifically for these purposes and situations.

 

[DavidS877]

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[Supplemental Authority]

Is anyone else seeing what I see in ECF 333 at 8? On my screen, there is a "loading" circle that last for a few seconds. Screenshots of beautiful Instagram models then pop up in rapid succession. The last image is then the (presumably) intended screenshot of an email.

 

[obsdj]

If only they could track and insure your mail for instances such as this. I believe the post office can issue money orders specifically for these purposes and situations.

That's absolutely true. It's also possible to send things via certified mail or even FedEx, featuring fun and helpful add-ons like tracking numbers, but that costs money and we know how Greer feels about that when it doesn't entail getting his dick wet.



This happy little item buried at the very end is something Hardin needs to pounce on, fast and hard, and make sure the District Judge sees it. Greer has complete and utter contempt for the judges and the judicial process.

 

[Harvey Danger]

He really does not want to give Null a single cent, does he?

He also really can't believe that the law (and the world) doesn't work the way he thinks it does. Acerthorn is more malicious with his requests for reconsideration, Russ is too retarded to understand a judge can reasonably disagree with him.



The "arbitrary" appearance disappears if you assume everything Greer has done is wrong. Guess who can't make that leap?

 

[Yours Truly 2095]

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That would cause distress as he would have to talk to someone, and they would have to understand him, his disability precludes him from this task. They may hear something wrong and send it to the wrong place. It's pure ableism. Perhaps Hardin should meet and confer him up somewhere for a cash delivery?

 

[4090 Chad]

Is there anything Greer could do, short of walking into the judges chambers and taking a shit on his desk in front of him, that would get him a contempt charge?

 

[Bogliacci]

I love that his only evidence attached are just incomplete screenshots of emails that have nothing to do with the topic. Also, did Greee respond to anything related to his attempt to blackmail Hardin into settling?

 

[Catgirls are Love]

Mr. Greee is still misrepresenting what was said in the hearing he wasn't paying attention to.

Fairly certain it was "All discovery stayed pending ruling on motion to dismiss aside from Mr. Greee producing the documents he said he was happy to provide months ago and still hasn't done so despite multiple orders to do so", or am I having a massive rush of shit to the brain?

 

[SCRAM]

He also really can't believe that the law (and the world) doesn't work the way he thinks it does. Acerthorn is more malicious with his requests for reconsideration, Russ is too retarded to understand a judge can reasonably disagree with him.

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The "arbitrary" appearance disappears if you assume everything Greer has done is wrong. Guess who can't make that leap?

Plaintiff is troubled the court doesn't just do what plaintiff wants so plaintiff is going to bitch and moan.

He's like that kid in grade school who saw another kid get a sticker for an assignment while he did no work and thinks he most also get a sticker because IT'S NOT FAIR.

 

[Bogliacci]

or am I having a massive rush of shit to the brain?

No you're right, he's lying through his rat teeth

 

[Unkraut]

That sure is a catch-22. How dare Hardin maliciously add these two John Doe defendants half a decade into this case.