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hoveringsombrero) wrote2001-04-23 10:53 am
hoveringsombrero) wrote2001-04-23 10:53 am
at dom's
spanky is also making a livejournal entry and i don't know what he's saying, so things may get repeated if you read both of us
anyhow we've got most of the computer stuff here, my laptop is hooked up to the dsl =D
we're going to borrow father's wife's truck today and try to get ALL done today, oh that would be nice, this is trying and fucked up and annoying and i just want it to be done already, i have plans to sleep off of Wednesday, yes i do
and i'm idle on IRC today
BECAUSE I CAN!
mmmdsl
anyhow we've got most of the computer stuff here, my laptop is hooked up to the dsl =D
we're going to borrow father's wife's truck today and try to get ALL done today, oh that would be nice, this is trying and fucked up and annoying and i just want it to be done already, i have plans to sleep off of Wednesday, yes i do
and i'm idle on IRC today
BECAUSE I CAN!
mmmdsl
Lawyers
I hate having to deal with Lawyers and Accountants and any of that sort of shit ... so when I recommend talking to one of them, it's because I think it is a VERY good idea.
There are all sorts of semi-sleasebag lawyers out there just WAITING for idiots like your landlady to "step over the line" and do something like this. Of course, YOU are not likely to benefit greatly (whatever might come of a suit will probably all go to the lawyer, which is why these things are popular with lawyers), but as a "punitive" step it has it's good points (as opposed to, say, leaving a dead badger behind a wall or in an airduct, or some such). Just make sure the lawyer is willing to work for provisional money, i.e, you win, he gets a percentage, you don't win, he gets diddly.
I hate to see shit like this going on ... and it is one of the few types of situation where I would actually be willing to deal with a lawyer!
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