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He could have also heard something on the grapevine behind the scenes.
Weeb Wars / AnimeGate / #KickVic / #IStandWithVic / #vickicksback - General Discussion Thread
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AcrylicShadow
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It simple. He just wants that **wheeze** GO FUND ME WAR CHEST **wheeze**
The whole document is about why he worked more than Johnson, and then, there is this line:
So yeah, I think it safe to assume that Chupp ruled that Lemoine is going to get the same amount as Johnson.MONICA RIAL AND RON TOYE’S POST-HEARING BRIEF IN SUPPORT OF SANCTIONS AND ATTORNEYS' FEES said:
EDIT: Unless Chupp didn't rule yet, and Lemoine wrote this in anticipation... lowkey admitting that it'd be the proper ruling.
Could he really be that exceptional? Oh crap, of course he could...
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The only person who could do that would be Chupp himself, which would probably count as ex parte communications if he's letting defendants know before-hand how much he's getting. Just think it over, if he already knows how much he's gonna be receiving before Chupp makes a ruling, why would he keep driving up costs for his own clients?
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If someone knows how to mass download photos from photo bucket I have access to photos from all of the events listed
"I can go on and on about Vic. So I am just going to say he is a total piece of garbage."
Taken at Anime Mid-Atlantic 2010.
That's the only photo with Vic I was able to find while skimming through the cons he mentioned. Gonna bet and say this guy never saw any of the things he mentioned and is just your typical KVer parroting the exact same stories everyone else has been saying for months.
Blamey back when she was skinny, circa. 2010
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Not to play up Lemoine's competence in legal affairs, but this may be an argument he's making after the hearing because of the types of questions and comments that Chupp was making, like "If I award you zero dollars, will you bill your clients 280K?" and so on. He's probably just covering his bases while still driving up cost for the Blunder twins to still owe on after the case is done.
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Fucking hell, what is that thing on Vic's wrist? I guess gay pants need a matching gay watch.
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My friend...
My Friend...
My Friend...
My Friend...
Like anybody would believe that has that many friends.
I don't know, some of the arguments in that filling seem oddly specific, it sounds a lot like a response to Chupp's arguments.
EDIT: Nevermind, the document starts by talking about a response from BHBH, probably the source of the specific arguments Lemoine is responding to.
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Random Internet Person
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Either someone failed the Van Halen test, or they have a stick up their ass.
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Garm
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Funny how this shows up after EriMin points out none of Vic's other handlers came forward to complain.
Gay-ops afoot!
HighwayStar
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I highly doubt that, cause otherwise Lemoine and even Grigsby would’ve brought it up at the hearing. This looks more like desperation on Lemoine’s part.
Then again, who the hell knows with this Judge?
FadeIntoObsurity
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Oh, dear god. His arm is on her shoulder. Someone call the police. Jamie got assaulted by this weirdo! How dare he use this woman like a piece of furniture! Shame!
Joking aside, this dude is full of shit.
Also, watching Lemonhead squirm is amusing to see. He complains about the amount of shit they had to defend against... But MoRon were the ones that ran their mouths the most. Ron made 400 fucking tweets that could be considered defamatory. Also, the depo wasn't necessary. The discovery didn't even have to happen. All you had to do was file the TCPA first and foremost... and you wouldn't have all these dumb costs. But they wanted shit on Vic and now they gotta pay the price. Boohoo.
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Notice how he made a concerted effort to show his dominance over Jamie by putting his arm on her shoulder?
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She ate. And ate. And ate. She is, as they say in certain areas of the world, "Attempting to achieve buddha status."
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She should namaste the fuck away from food.
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In talking about people telling these stories who "claim" to have been witness to Vic's behavior but did nothing about it, I figure I might as well bring this to attention.
I looked further into it, and thus far, the only other states I found with a similar law are Georgia, Alabama, South Carolina, and Wyoming. Mississippi has a law about contributing to the neglect of a child, North Carolina has "Duty to report noncompliance of a sex offender", and Oklahoma and Florida might have something about it, but they'd have to have been charged as sex offenders (felons). Pennsylvania and Missouri also have a similar code.
I don't know if Texas has anything in the books about withholding information about sexual predators. It's seedy regardless if you knew someone was a predator but then didn't report them, but legally, they can't get penalized for it.
Anyone with a better knowledge of law can clear this up for me, I just wanted to pass this along.
I looked further into it, and thus far, the only other states I found with a similar law are Georgia, Alabama, South Carolina, and Wyoming. Mississippi has a law about contributing to the neglect of a child, North Carolina has "Duty to report noncompliance of a sex offender", and Oklahoma and Florida might have something about it, but they'd have to have been charged as sex offenders (felons). Pennsylvania and Missouri also have a similar code.
I don't know if Texas has anything in the books about withholding information about sexual predators. It's seedy regardless if you knew someone was a predator but then didn't report them, but legally, they can't get penalized for it.
Anyone with a better knowledge of law can clear this up for me, I just wanted to pass this along.
HighwayStar
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Look at this mamaluke.
Here’s another disturbing, but still hilarious part, Shane: nobody cares about you, aside from your usage as comic relief.
Here’s another disturbing, but still hilarious part, Shane: nobody cares about you, aside from your usage as comic relief.
I will die laughing if this law also pertains to Texas, only so I can hear these idiots’ excuses.In talking about people telling these stories who "claim" to have been witness to Vic's behavior but did nothing about it, I figure I might as well bring this to attention.
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I looked further into it, and thus far, the only other states I found with a similar law are Georgia, Alabama, South Carolina, and Wyoming. Mississippi has a law about contributing to the neglect of a child, North Carolina has "Duty to report noncompliance of a sex offender", and Oklahoma and Florida might have something about it, but they'd have to have been charged as sex offenders (felons). Pennsylvania and Missouri also have a similar code.
I don't know if Texas has anything in the books about withholding information about sexual predators. It's seedy regardless if you knew someone was a predator but then didn't report them, but legally, they can't get penalized for it.
Anyone with a better knowledge of law can clear this up for me, I just wanted to pass this along.
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Isn’t Megan’s law (you have to announce when a sex offender moves into your neighborhood) federal?In talking about people telling these stories who "claim" to have been witness to Vic's behavior but did nothing about it, I figure I might as well bring this to attention.
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I looked further into it, and thus far, the only other states I found with a similar law are Georgia, Alabama, South Carolina, and Wyoming. Mississippi has a law about contributing to the neglect of a child, North Carolina has "Duty to report noncompliance of a sex offender", and Oklahoma and Florida might have something about it, but they'd have to have been charged as sex offenders (felons). Pennsylvania and Missouri also have a similar code.
I don't know if Texas has anything in the books about withholding information about sexual predators. It's seedy regardless if you knew someone was a predator but then didn't report them, but legally, they can't get penalized for it.
Anyone with a better knowledge of law can clear this up for me, I just wanted to pass this along.