T. Greg Doucette / Thomas Gregory Doucette / greg_doucette / TGDLaw / fsckemall / lawdevnull / TDot - Super Lawyer, Failed Politician, Captain of The Threadnought, Drowning in Debt

[A N N E X]

The Threadnought-themed game night. There were only a few answers that tried to be funny. The rest was eye roll inducing.

 

[John Andrews Stan]

Jesus Christ that was painfully unfunny.

 

[TheClappening]

The Threadnought-themed game night. There were only a few answers that tried to be funny. The rest was eye roll inducing.

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What was his viewership?

 

[Riku]

Guess the Douche really can't help it, he still tries to grift and fails at it quite badly every single time.
Someone who made an acc to mock him still isn't a laughting-stock like Douche who is still indebted over 300k.
Heh, at this point he's just being "witty" since failing at everything is his true calling...or maybe he does all of this failed grifting "for sport"?!

 

[Drowningman]

God how horrifying that clusterfuck was. The left really cant meme.

 

[Son of Sparda 84]

The Threadnought-themed game night. There were only a few answers that tried to be funny. The rest was eye roll inducing.

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You know what's actually funny

 

[Random Internet Person]

You know what's actually funny
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1/2? I'd imagine the gap would be wider. Either way, I feel like both of these aren't really that impressive, but I don't go on Twitch so I can't say.

 

[TheClappening]

1/2? I'd imagine the gap would be wider. Either way, I feel like both of these aren't really that impressive, but I don't go on Twitch so I can't say.

Nick's at 10.1k, and I'm pretty sure it's safe to say, overall, there are a lot more Vic fans than there are Nick fans.

Vic's Twitch is like 3 weeks old. Give it a few more months and he'll crush Douchette. For sport.

 

[Dumb Bitch Smoothie]

Greg looks like a big toe on his live lmfao

 

[anionfarflung]

The Threadnought-themed game night. There were only a few answers that tried to be funny. The rest was eye roll inducing.

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North Carolina Central University 2021 Rankings
North Carolina Central University is ranked No. 148-194 in Best Law Schools and No. 54-69 in Part-time Law.

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Mitchell Hamline School of Law 2021 Rankings
Mitchell Hamline School of Law is ranked No. 141 (tie) in Best Law Schools and No. 34 in Part-time Law.

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[LawTwitter is Dumb]

What was his viewership?

Himself and probably Fat and other pedos.

 

[Nontransferable]

T. Greg's foodraiser brought in over $55,000 in revenue to his failure of a legal practice. It looks like the big boy ate most of it, because this is what each family received:

- 1 top ramen
- 2 off brand granola bars
- 1 packet of instant oatmeal
- 1 cup of microwave macaroni
- 1 can of baked beans
- 1 can of green beans
- 1 packet of instant mashed potatoes
- 1 bag of microwave popcorn
- 1 can of microwave lasagna
- 3 pouches of apple sauce
- 1 can of tuna
- 1 can of chicken breast
- 1 box of lucky charms
- 1 load of white bread
- 1 jar of peanut butter
- 1 face mask
- 1 disney christmas book

To top off the disappointment, the parents have to come pick it up. This is why you don't give $55,000 to a deadbeat dad who is behind on his bankrupcty payments and send him to costco to buy food for the kids. Imagine what a real charity could've done with that money.



oh, and T. Greg is just the money man. It's actually Mrs. Parkers 6th Annual Foodraiser.

 

[AnOminous]

T. Greg's foodraiser brought in over $55,000 in revenue to his failure of a legal practice. It looks like the big boy ate most of it, because this is what each family received:

- 1 top ramen
- 2 off brand granola bars
- 1 packet of instant oatmeal
- 1 cup of microwave macaroni
- 1 can of baked beans
- 1 can of green beans
- 1 packet of instant mashed potatoes
- 1 bag of microwave popcorn
- 1 can of microwave lasagna
- 3 pouches of apple sauce
- 1 can of tuna
- 1 can of chicken breast
- 1 box of lucky charms
- 1 load of white bread
- 1 jar of peanut butter
- 1 face mask
- 1 disney christmas book

To top off the disappointment, the parents have to come pick it up.

That is a sad fucking haul, and even a visit to the most humble food pantry in the country would put it to shame. You'd probably even get an actual chicken or something of the sort and not the can of disappointment that is canned meat. Wow, a whole PACKET of instant oatmeal. That must be worth a nickel or something. Utterly pathetic. Great job you fat grifting douchebag.

I think he's just tormenting poor people with this. For sport.

 

[Random Internet Person]

T. Greg's foodraiser brought in over $55,000 in revenue to his failure of a legal practice. It looks like the big boy ate most of it, because this is what each family received:

- 1 top ramen
- 2 off brand granola bars
- 1 packet of instant oatmeal
- 1 cup of microwave macaroni
- 1 can of baked beans
- 1 can of green beans
- 1 packet of instant mashed potatoes
- 1 bag of microwave popcorn
- 1 can of microwave lasagna
- 3 pouches of apple sauce
- 1 can of tuna
- 1 can of chicken breast
- 1 box of lucky charms
- 1 load of white bread
- 1 jar of peanut butter
- 1 face mask
- 1 disney christmas book

To top off the disappointment, the parents have to come pick it up. This is why you don't give $55,000 to a deadbeat dad who is behind on his bankrupcty payments and send him to costco to buy food for the kids. Imagine what a real charity could've done with that money.

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oh, and T. Greg is just the money man. It's actually Mrs. Parkers 6th Annual Foodraiser.

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Can't you go to jail for this shit?

 

[TexOffender]

T. Greg's foodraiser brought in over $55,000 in revenue to his failure of a legal practice. It looks like the big boy ate most of it, because this is what each family received:

- 1 top ramen
- 2 off brand granola bars
- 1 packet of instant oatmeal
- 1 cup of microwave macaroni
- 1 can of baked beans
- 1 can of green beans
- 1 packet of instant mashed potatoes
- 1 bag of microwave popcorn
- 1 can of microwave lasagna
- 3 pouches of apple sauce
- 1 can of tuna
- 1 can of chicken breast
- 1 box of lucky charms
- 1 load of white bread
- 1 jar of peanut butter
- 1 face mask
- 1 disney christmas book

To top off the disappointment, the parents have to come pick it up. This is why you don't give $55,000 to a deadbeat dad who is behind on his bankrupcty payments and send him to costco to buy food for the kids. Imagine what a real charity could've done with that money.

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oh, and T. Greg is just the money man. It's actually Mrs. Parkers 6th Annual Foodraiser.

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That's college starvation food.

 

[Nontransferable]

Can't you go to jail for this shit?

He's posted receipts*, so the money was spent at costco buying the food. It's a very inefficient use of resources, but that's true of any canned food drive as well.

*You can see how much was donated on the GoFundMe, but most of the money was sent to his Venmo, PayPal, and CashApp. If he kept some of that for himself, even unintentionally, no one would know.

 

[AnOminous]

That's college starvation food.

Something most notable about it is there isn't even the makings of a single family meal in here. So with one packet of oatmeal, sorry kids, I guess only daddy gets breakfast. They're going to split a single can of pasta four ways? This is shit. This is why you donate to established food banks. Also this is all unhealthy, high carb, high sodium shit. Not a vegetable in sight. Real food pantries partner with local grocery stores and other sources of food, sometimes even local farmers, and will often have fresh, even vegan options, actually useful foods including things like whole chickens, fresh produce, and other shit. I'm sure there are better options than this insulting bullshit even locally to where Douchette is. This is a disgrace.

 

[mandatorylurk]

That's college starvation food.

That's the first thing that came to my mind, because that's what I was using in college with a budget of about $100 a month before getting a job. But even then you could stretch a paltry budget to have decent things. Since he divided up things like granola bars, I'm running that the entire combo at worst cost $40.

And let's be generous and say they take $5,000 for the organization and just all the volunteers and whatnot. That's 50,000/40 = 1,250 servings for people. If that actually went to 1,250 families, way to go, Deadbeat Dad. But I really doubt they served even a third of that.

 

[LawTwitter is Dumb]

T. Greg's foodraiser brought in over $55,000 in revenue to his failure of a legal practice. It looks like the big boy ate most of it, because this is what each family received:

- 1 top ramen
- 2 off brand granola bars
- 1 packet of instant oatmeal
- 1 cup of microwave macaroni
- 1 can of baked beans
- 1 can of green beans
- 1 packet of instant mashed potatoes
- 1 bag of microwave popcorn
- 1 can of microwave lasagna
- 3 pouches of apple sauce
- 1 can of tuna
- 1 can of chicken breast
- 1 box of lucky charms
- 1 load of white bread
- 1 jar of peanut butter
- 1 face mask
- 1 disney christmas book

To top off the disappointment, the parents have to come pick it up. This is why you don't give $55,000 to a deadbeat dad who is behind on his bankrupcty payments and send him to costco to buy food for the kids. Imagine what a real charity could've done with that money.

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oh, and T. Greg is just the money man. It's actually Mrs. Parkers 6th Annual Foodraiser.

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So he spent like maybe $50 and then cashed it out for himself?

 

[Commander Shepard]

T. Greg's foodraiser brought in over $55,000 in revenue to his failure of a legal practice. It looks like the big boy ate most of it, because this is what each family received:

- 1 top ramen
- 2 off brand granola bars
- 1 packet of instant oatmeal
- 1 cup of microwave macaroni
- 1 can of baked beans
- 1 can of green beans
- 1 packet of instant mashed potatoes
- 1 bag of microwave popcorn
- 1 can of microwave lasagna
- 3 pouches of apple sauce
- 1 can of tuna
- 1 can of chicken breast
- 1 box of lucky charms
- 1 load of white bread
- 1 jar of peanut butter
- 1 face mask
- 1 disney christmas book

To top off the disappointment, the parents have to come pick it up. This is why you don't give $55,000 to a deadbeat dad who is behind on his bankrupcty payments and send him to costco to buy food for the kids. Imagine what a real charity could've done with that money.

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oh, and T. Greg is just the money man. It's actually Mrs. Parkers 6th Annual Foodraiser.

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The "1 top ramen" told me everything I needed to know about his shopping priorities for families.