Cultcow Russell Greer / Mr. Green / @ just_some_dude_named_russell29 / A Safer Nevada PAC - Swift-Obsessed Sex Pest, Convicted of E-Stalking, "Eggshell Skull Plaintiff" Pro Se Litigant, Homeless, aspiring brothel owner

[AbraCadaver]

All the justification he'll put forth is, "but they're hookers and they're MY hookers so I can do them whenever I want!".

You just know he's going to expect them to put out for free or he'll wind up paying them to do so and wonder why all his hookers have decided to leave and go ply their trade elsewhere.

He did once mention that for the Mile High Neon, his plan was to hire a “female manager” to actually run the entire day-to-day operation.

Russ’ role in the business was to “audition the girls.” So Russ owns the brothel and has sex all day long with young women looking to “audition,” while some woman works below him on the ladder to actually RUN the business.

These were his actual thoughts. This is WHY he wanted to run a brothel. He assumed he gets first bagsies on fucking every new woman who walks in, for free, and that’s all he does all day, other than sleep with his employees. Katy Perry and Taylor Swift book to perform at his gold-plated Mile High Neon showcase brothel. The business runs itself. Russ lives in a red velvet-lined penthouse suite on top of it. He has a giant whore harem that he fucks all day long for free.

It’s incredible that someone else’s cheesy, outrageous masturbation fantasy is Russell Greer’s actual business plan.

 

[L. Ron Hubbard's Cat]

He did once mention that for the Mile High Neon, his plan was to hire a “female manager” to actually run the entire day-to-day operation.

Russ’ role in the business was to “audition the girls.” So Russ owns the brothel and has sex all day long with young women looking to “audition,” while some woman works below him on the ladder to actually RUN the business.

Don't forget, he also had to review their five-year plans and approve their goals for life after Russ's brothel. He would personally approve their college plans and/or help them find employment in the "entertainment industry," and make them stop smoking and drinking for the day when they turn 23 and are too decrepit to work at Mile High anymore.

His control would be absolute. It's beyond creepy. But then again, it's Russ.

 

[DrJonesHat]

Dunno if this has been posted before, but here's Russ's IndieGoGo to raise funds to retain a lawyer to help him in his brothel suit. It's typical Russ and it was as successful as you'd suspect.

 

[Cilleystring]

Russ’ role in the business was to “audition the girls.” So Russ owns the brothel and has sex all day long with young women looking to “audition,” while some woman works below him on the ladder to actually RUN the business.

♫♫ do you remember, being fifteen? ♫♫

 

[AnOminous]

Ratface's lolsuit is based on a bullshit intellectual property claim. All of his caterwauling about bullying and whatnot is completely immaterial to the legal question he raised upon the original complaint, right?

The IP claim is the only one that may have any merit at all. Copying the entirety of a work is rarely considered fair use, even if it is of little value. However, I'm not sure he's properly pled vicarious liability, which an ISP is open to under some circumstances if they just blow off DMCA notifications, which nool is wont to do.

Edit: I looked back and in my original analysis, I cited harassment statue instead of electronic harassment statue. I went back and edited that, but the conclusion remains the same. To make long story short, none of the shown actions pass the Branderburg test, so he has no case.

You don't even have to get to Brandenburg. The statute is a criminal statute which quite simply does not create an individual cause of action, as Based Skordas pointed out. Russell Greer is not the State of Utah. He does not get to prosecute a crime as a civil cause of action.

I mean, what else do you really need to say?

To emphasize the sheer stupidity of this, the magistrate judge is handling non-dispositive motions, while the Article III judge, who ultimately decides the whole case, has withdrawn dispositive motions from the magistrate and is handling them himself.

So this idiot failed to address the single most important factor for the injunction he wants, and is instead splitting up his argument so that the magistrate judge (who is deciding the injunction issue) does not have any argument on a critical point where Russ has the burden, but he's going to make that to the Article III judge who isn't even deciding the injunction.

It is impossible to imagine how he even conceived of this completely ass-backwards retardation.

 

[StraightShooter2]

It took him two weeks to write the song? Shit song, sad.

It took me a few hours to write and create the music videos for the parodie of his songs which he claims he spent as much as "two years" on.

He did once mention that for the Mile High Neon, his plan was to hire a “female manager” to actually run the entire day-to-day operation.

Russ’ role in the business was to “audition the girls.” So Russ owns the brothel and has sex all day long with young women looking to “audition,” while some woman works below him on the ladder to actually RUN the business.

These were his actual thoughts. This is WHY he wanted to run a brothel. He assumed he gets first bagsies on fucking every new woman who walks in, for free, and that’s all he does all day, other than sleep with his employees. Katy Perry and Taylor Swift book to perform at his gold-plated Mile High Neon showcase brothel. The business runs itself. Russ lives in a red velvet-lined penthouse suite on top of it. He has a giant whore harem that he fucks all day long for free.

It’s incredible that someone else’s cheesy, outrageous masturbation fantasy is Russell Greer’s actual business plan.

Speaking of that, I think I know where he came up with that weird name for his brothel:

Mile High Club Single-Sided Tin Neon | M379 | Indy Road Art 2020 | Mecum Auctions

Mile High Club Single-Sided Tin Neon presented as Lot M379 at Indianapolis, IN

www.mecum.com

I googled "Mile High Neon" and this was at the top of the search results. It's an add for a neon sign of a strip club called "The Mile High Club". For some reason though, Russ thought "Neon" was part of the name (maybe due to poor reading comprehension).

MILE HIGH CLUB SINGLE-SIDED TIN NEON​

 

[AnOminous]

Promotion and weakness hunting can also be player advantage. None of this is anywhere near simple, easy, fun, or common (Casinos love when card counting movies come out).

Also while they can no longer arrest you for card counting, you get banned if you get greedy. They don't have to spread for you. They're usually pretty mellow about it and just ban you from blackjack and not the whole casino, instead of banging your head against the pavement like they used to.

If you can find a full-pay Jacks or Better machine (good luck), these also theoretically have positive expected value if you play absolutely perfectly. Combine with a bonus and you're going to profit slightly over the long run. Most of the gimmicky VP machines (like Double Double Bonus) have much worse EV.

If you want access to the good bonuses it's good occasionally to throw the house some -EV play so it doesn't look like you're just completely raping them.

 

[The Great Citracett]

It took me a few hours to write and create the music videos for the parodie of his songs which he claims he spent as much as "two years" on.


Speaking of that, I think I know where he came up with that weird name for his brothel:

Mile High Club Single-Sided Tin Neon | M379 | Indy Road Art 2020 | Mecum Auctions

Mile High Club Single-Sided Tin Neon presented as Lot M379 at Indianapolis, IN

www.mecum.com

I googled "Mile High Neon" and this was at the top of the search results. It's an add for a neon sign of a strip club called "The Mile High Club". For some reason though, Russ thought "Neon" was part of the name (maybe due to poor reading comprehension).

MILE HIGH CLUB SINGLE-SIDED TIN NEON​

You can read all about it in his 2015 "Manifesto of the Mile High Neon" if you'd like.

He says neon is short for "porneon" which is a brothel. He's said elsewhere that porneon meant a club. More accurately, a porneon was a house of forced prostitution, women in cages, etc.

 

[StraightShooter2]

You can read all about it in his 2015 "Manifesto of the Mile High Neon" if you'd like.

He says neon is short for "porneon" which is a brothel. He's said elsewhere that porneon meant a club. More accurately, a porneon was a house of forced prostitution, women in cages, etc.

I googled "porneon" and nothing came up, is that a real word or did he just make it up himself.

 

[Damien Thorne]

I googled "porneon" and nothing came up, is that a real word or did he just make it up himself.

That would make an awesome name for a death metal band.

 

[Henry Bemis]

I googled "porneon" and nothing came up, is that a real word or did he just make it up himself.

The few references to "porneon" I found in a casual search define it as a house of forced prostitution. I'll let that marinate.

It also brought up a Wix site for the Mile High Neon.

 

[StraightShooter2]

The few references to "porneon" I found in a casual search define it as a house of forced prostitution. I'll let that marinate.

It also brought up a Wix site for the Mile High Neon.

That website looks as awfully designed as his other websites.

Also, the comment that "the Greeks had it right with prostitution" is creepy, given that pederasty was a thing in ancient Greece.

 

[Easy Peasy]

A house of forced prostitution and women in cages.

So rape.

Right.

Hope vegas chews up russ and leaves his body in the desert.

 

[Damien Thorne]

A house of forced prostitution and women in cages.

So rape.

Right.

Hope vegas chews up russ and leaves his body in the desert.

Yeah, Russ hates women and wants a harem of living sex toys. He probably would be up to some Buffalo Bill shit if he didn’t already know he is too dumb to ever get away with it. He basically advertises his perversions like the willing exhibitionist he is.

 

[The Dude]

Re: Russ and alcohol, in case y'all have forgotten, his plans to build his glorious disability-friendly Mile High Neon brothel included a non-alcoholic bar.

Just what every brothel working prostitute dreams of: working a house where she has to service people like Russhole...stone sober.

Last time I was in Nevada (Reno, not Vegas) the casino bunnies came and asked what drink you wanted, and never batted an eye if you ask for a club soda or juice or pop.

There was a 10c Roulette wheel running for beginners that I loved, you could make $20 last hours if you wanted to. It was funny as hell watching people cover so many 'corner' bets (playing a chip on an intersection covering 4 numbers paying fairly low odds) that they bet more then they could win back if one of their numbers came up!

I gotta agree, people watching is one of the highlights of going to a casino. I also loved watching the cadres of old ladies with giant stacks of $1 coins in trays going from one machine where someone has stopped playing without hitting a jackpot and plugging another $20 or so into it until it paid off something, to another. The scary part is that it seemed to work with at least some of them. A couple of times I would hear the CLANG CLANG CLANG CLANG of big-ass coins falling out of a machine for one of these old biddies, who would simply re-fill the stacks on her tray from the score and without expression hunt down another machine that has been 'abandoned' without paying out.

I wonder if that's still a thing, even though almost all slots are now purely electronic fancy touch-screen affairs? Maybe there's some of the old school machines at some little desert town casino full of white-haired great grannies going from machine to machine with stacks of coins in hand still. I like to think so.

I love Las Vegas, even though I don't really gamble much. I love it for the atmosphere, the unique sights, all the other activities available, the wife variety of food, and the people watching. You just never know what you'll see from day to day, especially on the Strip and Freemont Street. You might see someone drunk off their ass try to take a swim in the Bellagio fountain, or see some chick cruising on Molly strip off all her clothes and try to grind against a cop's leg, or see someone lose their whole savings on the tables. If you really want to see the freaks, Freemont Street is great. Since it's often considered the "lower class" alternative to the Strip, you'll often see trashy people acting like trashy people, street performers and people dressed up as famous fictional characters/actors/artists, drunks and junkies, homeless beggars, genuine crazy people, and all manner of other insanity. It's great!

Ego.

The Russ stuff propelled Nick to some minor YouTube fame and it's gone to his head sadly.

It was partly Russ, partly getting involved in the Kick Vic situation, partly doing a few things with Mister Metokur, and a lot of Twitter drama. Putting it all on Russhole is giving Russ too much credit. He's not important or well-known enough to be responsible for Rackets' popularity.

 

[Useful_Mistake]

However, I'm not sure he's properly pled vicarious liability

You are probably right, given that he failed to plead anything properly in my opinion.

You don't even have to get to Brandenburg. The statute is a criminal statute which quite simply does not create an individual cause of action, as Based Skordas pointed out. Russell Greer is not the State of Utah. He does not get to prosecute a crime as a civil cause of action.

Yeah, that's also true.
Btw, quick question, why did Russel think that it created civil liability? I think he assumed that since the last part said "This section does not create any civil cause of action based on electronic communications made for legitimate business purposes" it means that all other communications do. But, as far as I am aware, 10th circuit only ever did it as a criminal statue (as it is supposed to).

Speaking of that, I think I know where he came up with that weird name for his brothel:

https://www.mecum.com/lots/RM0520-433778/mile-high-club-single-sided-tin-neon/
I googled "Mile High Neon" and this was at the top of the search results. It's an add for a neon sign of a strip club called "The Mile High Club". For some reason though, Russ thought "Neon" was part of the name (maybe due to poor reading comprehension).

MILE HIGH CLUB SINGLE-SIDED TIN NEON​

The court gave a different reasoning:

"The name “Mile High Neon” is a combination of “the mile-high club” and the Greek word “porneon,” meaning brothel."

The court seems to be citing Russ' amended complaint in the case Greer v. Herbert (2:16-cv-01067).

 

[The Dude]

You are probably right, given that he failed to plead anything properly in my opinion.

Yeah, that's also true.
Btw, quick question, why did Russel think that it created civil liability? I think he assumed that since the last part said "This section does not create any civil cause of action based on electronic communications made for legitimate business purposes" it means that all other communications do. But, as far as I am aware, 10th circuit only ever did it as a criminal statue (as it is supposed to).


The court gave a different reasoning:

"The name “Mile High Neon” is a combination of “the mile-high club” and the Greek word “porneon,” meaning brothel."

The court seems to be citing Russ' amended complaint in the case Greer v. Herbert (2:16-cv-01067).

Russhole knows enough about legal filings to know some legalese, but he doesn't actually know what they mean or how to apply them properly in his filings. He acts like he's the biggest legal expert ever, but in actual practice his approach to legal filings is "Fling a bunch of shit against the wall like a retarded chimp and see what sticks."

 

[Sexy Senior Citizen]

Russhole knows enough about legal filings to know some legalese, but he doesn't actually know what they mean or how to apply them properly in his filings. He acts like he's the biggest legal expert ever, but in actual practice his approach to legal filings is "Fling a bunch of shit against the wall like a retarded chimp and see what sticks."

It's how he goes through life. For years, his disability was the magical code to give him anything he wanted (usually at the expense of others.) Now, as a 30-year-old man, he looks for a similar magical code to give himself what he wants, unaware that reality doesn't work that way. His childhood coddling may well be what prevented him from becoming a true threat to women.

 

[MeganDodgedABullet]

maybe late and gay. But our ovurrlord covers Russ' latest idiocy

Mad at the internet


I just can't be effed to dig out the Russ content on Rackets stream - though his old stuff on Russ' book are hilarious.

 

[MysteriousStranger]

Many years ago, you'd find an ad in the back of many magazines: "we'll set your poem to music!" You send them some words and some money, they'd write, arrange and perform some music and send you a recording. IIRC it was session musicians in Nashville. Someone collected many of these into an album: The American Song-Poem Anthology. James Lileks had a long rant about it. It sounded like a lot of fun, so I bought it.

Boring as shit. Because the musicians were competent, they were able to ignore the idiocy in the lyrics and set them to professional but generic music.

That's why Yo, Yovanna! is catchy. Decent musicians waved a wand over Greer's stupid and turned it into a advertising jingle. And yes, it's stuck in my head right this minute. Vivaldi is playing on the stereo in the next room and I've got "hot like a sauna" on a loop in my head. Stupid brain.

Also, someone nailed it pages ago (sorry for not quote - damn this thread moves fast). Russ genuinely thinks it's a song about body positivity because - look, I'm deformed and I'm hitting on a supermodel!